MtiolHig Cordless 18GA Brad Nailer for Dewalt 20V Max, 18 Gauge Nail Gun
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About MtiolHig Cordless 18GA Brad Nailer for Dewalt 20V Max, 18 Gauge Nail Gun
Overall Feedback:
72% positive
91% liked the long-lasting battery life, but 9% found it too short
It was easy to set up and works with a Dewalt 20volt battery.
I am unable to set nails of 1/4 inch size with this product.
I find the brad nailer heavy and my hand gets fatigued after several minutes of work.
84% praised the durable and low-maintenance design, though 16% experienced issues with wear and tear
I found that the brad nailer is durable and works equally well as my DeWalt.
I suggest keeping in mind the longevity of the device when getting an off-brand budget tool. I haven't used it for a long time, but if it fails, I will update the review.
I think the product is well made and has a great price, but the performance is lacking.
The plastic covers tend to crack and break with repeated use due to the constant pressing of the button underneath, as I have noticed.
87% appreciated the easy loading and unloading, while 13% struggled with the process
Brads are easily available at the hardware store and the magazine can hold them all.
I found the power buttons a bit problematic.
95% liked the comfortable grip and handling, though 5% found it fatiguing
The brad nailer feels heavy to me and my hand gets fatigued after several minutes of work.
89% liked the quiet operation, though 11% found it excessively loud
After several minutes of work, I noticed that the brad nailer feels heavy and causes fatigue.
87% found it to be lightweight and portable, but 13% found it too heavy
There is no battery included with my device, which may make it less portable.
The brad nailer feels heavy to me and my hand gets fatigued after several minutes of work. It's advertised as an Ultra Light One Handed Brad Nailer, but it doesn't feel that way.
