Brad Nailer, Pneumatic 18 Gauge Adjustable Depth, NT50AE2 | Fires 5/8 in to 2 in Nails, Finish Trim Work, Furniture Building, Lightweight Design, Precision Fastening

Light weight with excellent performance. I used 1000 nail last and had no jamming or etc.

Brad nailer is every bit as good as my Porter Cable unit. Really can’t beat the quality for this price point!

Works better than I expected.Remember to oil it before use! I use 'sewing machine oil', as it is inexpensive, very clean, has great oiling properties for tool steel, and it won't stain your clothes. Just hold the gun upside down and put a few drops into the air nozzle port. You dont need much at all.If your gun continues to jam, you likely are operating at too low air pressure. Turn it up just a little bit. If the pressure is too low, the gun may fire, but won't properly cycle to seat the piston behind the next nail. Then if you try to fire it again, it will jam. So dont do that!I've used this nailer several times and have shot about 400 nails so far, and haven't experienced a single jam. I am just familiar with how brad nailers work. I get the impression that the reviews that claim this gun jams too much are authored by people unfamiliar with how to care for a tool like this.I highly recomend this tool. Follow these tips, and you won't have any issues.

This nail gun has really exceeded my expectations. Definitely will buy this name brand again. Really nice and light weight, but performs very well.

Delivered two days ago and started using it yesterday. My first impression, so far, so good. I will do continuous review updates. Last 4 years, I have used Ryobi 18 Ga Air Strike - no issues with Ryobi, but it was too big and too heavy for small jobs. The knob on this one, used to adjust the depth of the brad nail, could use a slight improvement. Use rubber or texture to make it easier to move. My biggest plus on this is weight and size. It looks cheap, but it works consistently. Right now, on my schedule, I'm building 7/8" thick Cedar Carpenter Bee Traps, and this tool is much easier to use. I'm not so sure I will go back to a battery nailer because I'm near my air hose (70 psi for this Metabo HPT) for everything I do.

Really nice unit

I love this nailer. I also have a pneumatic crown stapler but this is far superior for trim work. It’s light, and easy to load. I had zero jams and very consistent penetration after more that 1000 nails. I felt it was safer than the crown stapler in that it tends to penetrate straight much more often with fewer nails protruding out the side in tight areas. Adjustment for depth was simple and useful. I used it for everything from 3/4” inside corner to 3.5” crown molding.

Well made

Bought this do do a big base board and window/door trim job in my house. Great product, love that it can do a variety of size nails as you may need to switch it up from time to time. See some ppl complained that the plastic housing where the nails go breaks. Honestly treat your tools properly and it wont break. If you are using if for construction I'd say this is more of DIY Nail Gun for homeowners or small projects. If you're in construction spend the extra for construction grade nail gun. Otherwise this is amazing and works great with my air compressor of the same make.

Brilliant bit of kit

As stated. worked for a while, jammed a lot, broke quickly. Front piece of plastic on the cartridge shattered somehow during operation.

Buenas clavadora

The arrival of the item was too early, but air fitting and hex wrench shown in the photos were not included.