I'm a 66 year old woman just getting n2 my power tools. I have various power saws, impact driver, (changed my life) etc. I've convinced myself that I need a brad nailer, (and stapler, but that will come later.) I have mostly Ryobi stuff. Thx 4 the review, and as always, "you the man."
I’m one of those guys who started off with one Ryobi and now have virtually the whole range. My only issue thus far is with the narrow stapler. If I haven’t used it for a few days then I find that it makes the right noises, but doesn’t fire the staple. After dismantling, couple of squirts of WD40 and wiggling the piston it works again, and does so for the rest of the day. However, leave it for a few days and I have to repeat the process.
I recently picked up the older P320 ($99) for a project, and it worked perfectly well for me. Tried the bump mode to just test it, but I haven’t used it in an actual project. For the price and performance, Ryobi nailed it down perfectly. Hopefully the new nailers will still be affordable.
Yes I want a Ryobi Framing Nailer. I am done purchasing air tools. If I can get the same job done without an air hose I'm doing it. These new cordless 18v tools are it. They're strong and they last a long time. The days of the lame old cordless are gone. I'm going cordless, and my platform is Ryobi.
Lmfao at the part were ya nailed yaself with 2 tools with no batteries in them saw this on Twitter earlier still hilarious 🤣😂😆 Clint @0:45 @1:03 @ToolReviewZone
The previous version 18GA brad nailer to that one has been great and I’ve never had any problems with it and for the price, can go wrong, once my current 18GA brad nailer goes bad whenever that is, I’m definitely getting that new version. Smeeesh that like button. 👀👉🏼 👍🏽
I’m a first time homeowner and diyer and RYOBI is the only brand in my arsenal. It’s perfect for home projects. People that work daily on job sites might need more higher performance but I’ve never had a complaint with my tools. The batteries last very long too.
I bought a Milwaukee stapler that failed after one week usage. The compressed nitrogen tank leaked I guess. Ryobi doesn't have this: The design is simpler, the tool is a little lighter, the weight balance is better, and it seems to work just fine. The dreaded "ramp-up time" is not an issue at all. Of course there is a lot of plastic here, so don't drop it!
Been using Ryobi tools since they started. At the time they were much cheaper and yet I've only had ONE of their tools break and it was a rotozip type and it was drywall dust. I've dropped the drill off a 12' ladder and have it bounce and yet keeps working.
I'm on my second p360 crown stapler. Both jamb constantly. The staples don't jamb, the striker does. I have to disassemble, free up the pin, and reassemble. Then I get 3 or 4 shots and the same problem occurs. I've tried oiling it, but nothing seems to work. I HIGHLY recommend staying away from the Ryobi line of cordless nailers.
I have the bread nailer, and I haven’t really used it on a project yet, but I have tested it out. I am planning to do my own review video of it this Friday. I am also planning to get the stapler one day when I have the money. I already have several projects in mind for it.
You look cool holding those things. I love all tools, especially if they work and are a good value. I do have the Ryobi 18 gauge nailer and it hasn't let me down. When I bought it, it was less than $200. And lumber suppliers do suck.
I have the older version of this nailer, I bought last July .Works amazing, I don't even use my Paslode anymore for trim if I have a small job . Mine does have bump fire mode
Will there be a review of the 16 gauge p326 finnish nailer anytime soon? If you have one and have used it can you tell me if they fixed the ramp up to shoot like on the newer 18 gauge.
As a person who likes to do finish work and trim some people make feel that led light is not that important let me just tell them how wrong they are because we are doing base molding and you're running along behind the refrigerator, or you still in the closet LOL nailing off some bass that light has come in handy just to give you that little bit of extra to see because there's plenty of times I've used from a screw gun to one of the Milwaukee nail is that light for a quick check of a mark I might have for a stud but I rather have it than not....🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I'm the third type. Lol. The Ryobi nailers are cool and the push mower too. Everything else Milwaukee and DeWalt. I have the 18 g nailer and the finish nailer and love em
Basically everything I own is Milwaukee from screw guns too circular saws too Milwaukee Gear except my miter saw and table saw that will be the DeWalt but as a few people will say Ryobi is garbage we all know who their name is LOL but one thing Ryobi has a belt sander which Milwaukee does not yet have or DeWalt cordless and I got a break out my Ridgid belt sander corded everytime I need one. I do have a electric Ryobi power washer that has been used abused and it's still going but if that's what you can afford and it does the job for you then more power to you. 😎🇺🇸👍
Ive got a lot of milwaukee m12 and m18 but ryobi is my second platform i carry with me. Theres a few things i havent been able to justify the price in mke. The brad nailer is one. My friend got the m18 brad nailer for Work and says its more reliable and consistent than the ryobi. However he didn't pay for it and its at least 2.5x the price. If i did trim every day id strongly consider it.
This is a great alternative to the Milwaukee at less then half the cost, with no ramp up time. I might be returning my gen 1 Ryobi Brad nailer I got for $99
I needed one so I got the Ridgid framing nailer. only ridgid tool I have. got one battery lol. works great but very heavy (as expected) and the battery is great too but holy moly are ridgid batteries expensive!
if you are a Person Not Professional who do any Job using those two guns not very often.. I recommented you buy in Freight Harbor Tools nailer and crown gun 2 in 1 for 30 dls works Great and Save money
I don't have any nailers would love to try the ryobi nailers since I have there batteries now but not sure if I'm going with Milwaukee or ryobi so many choices such a hard decision 🤔 great video Clint @ToolReviewZone
I decided on the Ryobi Brad Nailer and have a couple other items with batteries was mainly cost (sale). It is not a for money making but the occasional use. I also considering the Ryobi 23 gauge with in the next couple of months.
I don’t understand why people have a problem with Ryobi tools. I’ve been buying the cordless tools since the one+ brand came out, and their corded tools since the 80’s. I’ve never had an issue with them and will put them up against tools that are way more expensive.
I used 4 times, and trigger was jammed. Back to Home Depot, They said check out costs $30, sending out for repair costs about $50. The price was $99. When you buy a Ryobi, buy protection plan too.
Milwaukee/Dewalt/Makita for me but have a few Ryobi tools and they are great. Pole Saw/Caulk Gun/Blower work great. great value. Thinking on the Ryobi Stapler. Send one to me my man !!
Thx for the vid, but what I'm trying to figure out is: Is the new one worth $30 more than the previous version? What is different? How is the new one better or possibly worse?
Forget budget... They just work, I have the 18,16,15 guage nailer and the T50 stapler they are all awsome... And soon the crown stapler haven't had a need for the 23 guage as of yet, but just wait...
I have no need for one of these nail guns but they are so cool that I'm going to buy one anyway. I'm also gonna get one of those Rode wireless mics too. Damn - you are a great salesman.
Well.......I'd have a hard time giving up my Dewalt nailer. We've been through soooo much together, thick and thin that....nope, sorry, just can't do it Ryobi! And my Bostitch framing nailer...well, been pretty good to me too. And now that I'm well into my senior years and find myself doing a lot less nailing, I'll just stay with what I got. But thank you for thinking about all those young boys and girls out there who are just getting started or are in the middle of their nailing careers...go for it my children! Now.....about them "shoes"......really??? Young man, it's no wonder the gnome is harassing you! Put those work boots back on....man up!!!👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
I’m sorry but The Ryobi brad gun I just bought that is “ 12 percent bigger” is most likely going to outlast this newer one. We were lucky to get such a good product from Ryobi like the older brad gun.
New home owner with basic ryobi homie d tool tool set. I’ve already got the battery, so I’ll be getting the ryobi nailer when the time comes. Thanks for the review
I bought the Brad nailer... twice. I love it when it works, but struggle getting it "started". Unless I have a big battery FRESH off the charger, it won't fire. Seems like once it warms up a little it's fine? I returned the first one because I thought it was faulty. Second one does the same thing. Can't seem to use a 2amp battery at all.
Ideally I’d get Milwaukee as I’m in the battery platform but I cannot justify their price. I think I might be buying the ryobi instead. Thanks for the review Clint.
I just got a Ryobi P320 18 gauge Brad nailer today because it was 30 dollars off this morning. VCG YOU LURKING ANY WHERE..MAYBE UNDER THAT VERY LITTLE SMALL PEBBLE? RIDGID RON!!!
Yes, more Ryobi reviews please. Actually more reviews on any tools because I enjoy your content. But please say it the way the Japanese do, Ree-Yo-Be. It is not Rye-Yo-Be. I know a whole lot of people, including people that work at Home Depot, say it incorrectly. It's similar to how you would Rio, as in Rio Grande.
I would like to see an update to the Ryobi pin nailer. They made the M12 pin nailer not much bigger than an air nailer and it has to run off 12V instead of 18V.
The older Ryobi brad nailer definitely has a depth adjustment knob, so that's not an upgrade. Also, I can't believe the removed the bump fire mode on the nailer. The old one has that. I was holding off on buying it because I assumed the new one would be a straight upgrade, but if they're removing features then maybe I should just get it now while I can.
I’m on the same boat. Seems like the only new thing are the easier pressure adjustment and the removable top for jams.. maybe I should get the P320 for 99
So what's actually new in these? Depth Adjustment seems like the only thing mentioned - but the P320 already has that, so ??? Trying to figure if it's worth waiting for.
It DOES have the bump mode. You even showed us the button. One direction will fire one nail and in the other position, you press the finger button and bump to your heart's content. I just got mine and had no problem doing a rapid successive firing. You have to push the button which is a safety measure so it doesn't accidentally go off when you drop it or set it down against something, like your leg.
been considering all of the ryobi nailers and staplers for a few years now. i really enjoyed your review and yes i am considering a finish nailer also. i would use the brad nailer for cabinet drawers. the crown stapler for cheaply adding fiberglass insulation inside my garage . trying to keep costs down cant afford a new one..... yes lumber is crazy ...... the finish nailer is a big question right now was going to insulate my basement as well . ran into a snag .... lack of money and time. just FYI.... i live in Chicago IL gets cold up here fast. also i owned a lot of ryobi lawn gear it got stolen ...... bought new stuff and locking them up now. i like your honest reviews thanks
Nice! I used to be a ryobi guy. No hate on them but I switch to Milwaukee in the last year. I already invested in the Milwaukee m18 Brad nailer and the new m12 pin nailer otherwise I’d prolly have bought these. Although I’m thinking about investing in the m12 crown stapler. 🤔
@@ToolReviewZone thanks brother I’m gonna take a look at it. I’m getting to the point in life I buy tools i prolly shouldn’t but do and then try and find a use of them just to play with them lol 😂
I do have a question for you? As I posted, I picked up the older, currently on sale 18 gauge brad nailer do to sale price. The major difference I have seen between the two: older model-Two LEDs for light and has turbo bump mode and smaller handle for clean out. newer model: Has bigger lift handle for clean out, one LED and no turbo bump. So, between these two brad nailer-Which one do you prefer?
Awesome channel, funny as hell! I would love myself a nailer like that, sadly it's 300$ BARE TOOL here in Europe. I don't even want to tell you what they charge for the Milwaukee.
Which would you recommend for things like Bird Houses or other projects. I am trying to get my kids involved in projects and when it comes to power tools we'll they are ready to party.
I've got their 16g finish nailer and I'm happy, but I haven't had occasion to need rambo mode. I don't see that coming into play for me often, so I imagine I won't miss it with the brad nailer either. Also, should we send more band aids? I'm very concerned. lol
![Ryobi 18g Brad nailer vs 18g crown stapler [how to choose] watch before you buy!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1_OYBskufTk/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm a 66 year old woman just getting n2 my power tools. I have various power saws, impact driver, (changed my life) etc. I've convinced myself that I need a brad nailer, (and stapler, but that will come later.) I have mostly Ryobi stuff. Thx 4 the review, and as always, "you the man."
I’m one of those guys who started off with one Ryobi and now have virtually the whole range. My only issue thus far is with the narrow stapler. If I haven’t used it for a few days then I find that it makes the right noises, but doesn’t fire the staple. After dismantling, couple of squirts of WD40 and wiggling the piston it works again, and does so for the rest of the day. However, leave it for a few days and I have to repeat the process.
I recently picked up the older P320 ($99) for a project, and it worked perfectly well for me. Tried the bump mode to just test it, but I haven’t used it in an actual project. For the price and performance, Ryobi nailed it down perfectly. Hopefully the new nailers will still be affordable.
Yes I want a Ryobi Framing Nailer. I am done purchasing air tools. If I can get the same job done without an air hose I'm doing it. These new cordless 18v tools are it. They're strong and they last a long time. The days of the lame old cordless are gone. I'm going cordless, and my platform is Ryobi.
Damn right Charles. Air hoses suck bro
I couldn’t agree more. Having a cordless nailer, inflator, or impact wrench makes it so easy to grab for the smallest jobs.
Lmfao at the part were ya nailed yaself with 2 tools with no batteries in them saw this on Twitter earlier still hilarious 🤣😂😆 Clint @0:45 @1:03 @ToolReviewZone
lol and the ferris bueller music
Never felt I needed to bump fire a brad nailer, so no points lost there. Great video as always!!
Thanks for the feedback Guy!
The previous version 18GA brad nailer to that one has been great and I’ve never had any problems with it and for the price, can go wrong, once my current 18GA brad nailer goes bad whenever that is, I’m definitely getting that new version.
Smeeesh that like button. 👀👉🏼 👍🏽
Thanks for the comment and SMEEESH Jason!!!
So, these are not available yet now in November of 2021? I don't see the upgraded models on the Home Depot website. Bummer
Have a Ryobi brad nailer for over 2 years, works great, well worth the money.
I’m a first time homeowner and diyer and RYOBI is the only brand in my arsenal. It’s perfect for home projects. People that work daily on job sites might need more higher performance but I’ve never had a complaint with my tools. The batteries last very long too.
I bought a Milwaukee stapler that failed after one week usage. The compressed nitrogen tank leaked I guess. Ryobi doesn't have this: The design is simpler, the tool is a little lighter, the weight balance is better, and it seems to work just fine. The dreaded "ramp-up time" is not an issue at all. Of course there is a lot of plastic here, so don't drop it!
Your freakin hilarious Clint! Thanks for making me Lmao 🤣!!!
No doubt. He's entertaining for sure. "$500 for this piece of wood" where does he come up with this stuff?
Haha, thanks Alex
Been using Ryobi tools since they started. At the time they were much cheaper and yet I've only had ONE of their tools break and it was a rotozip type and it was drywall dust. I've dropped the drill off a 12' ladder and have it bounce and yet keeps working.
When are they coming out? I haven’t seen them yet
I'm on my second p360 crown stapler. Both jamb constantly. The staples don't jamb, the striker does. I have to disassemble, free up the pin, and reassemble. Then I get 3 or 4 shots and the same problem occurs. I've tried oiling it, but nothing seems to work. I HIGHLY recommend staying away from the Ryobi line of cordless nailers.
Why oh why did you not out a Rambo Bump Mode Ryobi such a shame shame shame shame lmfao 🤣 @5:07 @ToolReviewZone
I have the bread nailer, and I haven’t really used it on a project yet, but I have tested it out. I am planning to do my own review video of it this Friday. I am also planning to get the stapler one day when I have the money. I already have several projects in mind for it.
Very cool to see the ridgid light button on the handle of the ryobi very cool @2:34 @ToolReviewZone
Nice review I Just Purchase the 16 Gauge RYOBI 18V, I like it two nices Equipment.
I always said Makita dropped the ball when it came to nailers but im pretty sure they actually lost the ball completely 😅⚽️
You look cool holding those things. I love all tools, especially if they work and are a good value. I do have the Ryobi 18 gauge nailer and it hasn't let me down. When I bought it, it was less than $200. And lumber suppliers do suck.
Yeah buddy 👊👊👊
I have the older version of this nailer, I bought last July .Works amazing, I don't even use my Paslode anymore for trim if I have a small job . Mine does have bump fire mode
Thanks for the feedback 670 👊
I love Ryobi and we NEEED a Ryobi framing nailer!
Love this guy. He's hilarious. "That's real Nass like". I might just get the merch.
Will there be a review of the 16 gauge p326 finnish nailer anytime soon? If you have one and have used it can you tell me if they fixed the ramp up to shoot like on the newer 18 gauge.
Yo Clint, you need to flex them nailers at Home Depot customer service desk, nail em for the problems with your kitchen😎😂😎😂😎
Hahaha, yep... see you in 8 to 6 bro lol
Your videos are f'n entertaining....and I learned something.
Haha, thanks Mike!!!!
Now I wish they'd copy their TTI brothers at Ridgid and come out with a Framing Nailer!
As a person who likes to do finish work and trim some people make feel that led light is not that important let me just tell them how wrong they are because we are doing base molding and you're running along behind the refrigerator, or you still in the closet LOL nailing off some bass that light has come in handy just to give you that little bit of extra to see because there's plenty of times I've used from a screw gun to one of the Milwaukee nail is that light for a quick check of a mark I might have for a stud but I rather have it than not....🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Absolutely Joseph. Those led lights come in super handy bro
Great video bro, but it's really frustrating you don't put the models anywhere so we know what we're looking for vs the old models.
I'm the third type. Lol. The Ryobi nailers are cool and the push mower too. Everything else Milwaukee and DeWalt. I have the 18 g nailer and the finish nailer and love em
Love Milwaukee nailers brother 👊👊
Nailed down another awesome video! Thanks for hammering the correct pronunciation for Ryobi! I know people are gunning for the other way to say it
Hahaha, ladies and gentlemen.... Dan The Man 🤣👊💪
@@ToolReviewZone 🕺🕺🕺👋😎🍻🍺
Basically everything I own is Milwaukee from screw guns too circular saws too Milwaukee Gear except my miter saw and table saw that will be the DeWalt but as a few people will say Ryobi is garbage we all know who their name is LOL but one thing Ryobi has a belt sander which Milwaukee does not yet have or DeWalt cordless and I got a break out my Ridgid belt sander corded everytime I need one. I do have a electric Ryobi power washer that has been used abused and it's still going but if that's what you can afford and it does the job for you then more power to you. 😎🇺🇸👍
Not everything Ryobi makes is perfect, but neither is everything from the other brands either 👊
My Ryobi tools work brilliant for my applications, which are diy jobs. The three year warranty is also a plus.
Ive got a lot of milwaukee m12 and m18 but ryobi is my second platform i carry with me. Theres a few things i havent been able to justify the price in mke. The brad nailer is one.
My friend got the m18 brad nailer for
Work and says its more reliable and consistent than the ryobi. However he didn't pay for it and its at least 2.5x the price. If i did trim every day id strongly consider it.
This is a great alternative to the Milwaukee at less then half the cost, with no ramp up time. I might be returning my gen 1 Ryobi Brad nailer I got for $99
Is it worth it when they removed the bump fire mode?
@@maximusmagni1 I think so, I never use bump fire. I already bought the Milwaukee, ryobi took too long to release it
I would love to have a Ryobi framing nailer. Great work mam. Keep the videos coming!!!
Thanks False!!!
I don't have any Ryobi stuff but ppl seem to like their nailers.
Not worried about the depth gauge....
Just push on the tip...
Thats what she said
I am very satisfied with my Ryobi nailers. I want them to release a framing mailer. C'mon already!
Its probably their most requested tool James!!
I needed one so I got the Ridgid framing nailer. only ridgid tool I have. got one battery lol. works great but very heavy (as expected) and the battery is great too but holy moly are ridgid batteries expensive!
if you are a Person Not Professional who do any Job using those two guns not very often.. I recommented you buy in Freight Harbor Tools nailer and crown gun 2 in 1 for 30 dls works Great and Save money
I don't have any nailers would love to try the ryobi nailers since I have there batteries now but not sure if I'm going with Milwaukee or ryobi so many choices such a hard decision 🤔 great video Clint @ToolReviewZone
I decided on the Ryobi Brad Nailer and have a couple other items with batteries was mainly cost (sale). It is not a for money making but the occasional use. I also considering the Ryobi 23 gauge with in the next couple of months.
I don’t understand why people have a problem with Ryobi tools. I’ve been buying the cordless tools since the one+ brand came out, and their corded tools since the 80’s. I’ve never had an issue with them and will put them up against tools that are way more expensive.
do you use them daily for work?
U can shoot brad nails threw the stapler u have to put brad nail on side where staple point would go
I used 4 times, and trigger was jammed. Back to Home Depot, They said check out costs $30, sending out for repair costs about $50. The price was $99. When you buy a Ryobi, buy protection plan too.
After 7 months of being announced it's not release yet??
Milwaukee/Dewalt/Makita for me but have a few Ryobi tools and they are great. Pole Saw/Caulk Gun/Blower work great. great value. Thinking on the Ryobi Stapler. Send one to me my man !!
Thx for the vid, but what I'm trying to figure out is: Is the new one worth $30 more than the previous version? What is different? How is the new one better or possibly worse?
Yeah, i have the crown stapler and the adjuster on the back doesn't really do anything, from my experience.
Agreed
Forget budget... They just work, I have the 18,16,15 guage nailer and the T50 stapler they are all awsome... And soon the crown stapler haven't had a need for the 23 guage as of yet, but just wait...
Thanks for the feedback Robert!!!
To answer your question Clint @2:07 yes I want a ryobi Framing Nailer OH yeahhhh brother @ToolReviewZone
Thanks for the feedback Antonio!!!!
I have no need for one of these nail guns but they are so cool that I'm going to buy one anyway. I'm also gonna get one of those Rode wireless mics too. Damn - you are a great salesman.
I love my Ryobi nailer. Great tool!
Well.......I'd have a hard time giving up my Dewalt nailer. We've been through soooo much together, thick and thin that....nope, sorry, just can't do it Ryobi! And my Bostitch framing nailer...well, been pretty good to me too. And now that I'm well into my senior years and find myself doing a lot less nailing, I'll just stay with what I got. But thank you for thinking about all those young boys and girls out there who are just getting started or are in the middle of their nailing careers...go for it my children! Now.....about them "shoes"......really??? Young man, it's no wonder the gnome is harassing you! Put those work boots back on....man up!!!👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Haha thanks for the comment Jim!
oh yeah baby, rock dem nailers. Just cut that, it out never happened. Still coo, still real nass like!
I’m sorry but The Ryobi brad gun I just bought that is “ 12 percent bigger” is most likely going to outlast this newer one. We were lucky to get such a good product from Ryobi like the older brad gun.
Thank you!
New home owner with basic ryobi homie d tool tool set. I’ve already got the battery, so I’ll be getting the ryobi nailer when the time comes. Thanks for the review
People love them because they are reliable, they just work. And they will work all day everyday.
I bought the Brad nailer... twice. I love it when it works, but struggle getting it "started". Unless I have a big battery FRESH off the charger, it won't fire. Seems like once it warms up a little it's fine? I returned the first one because I thought it was faulty. Second one does the same thing. Can't seem to use a 2amp battery at all.
Ideally I’d get Milwaukee as I’m in the battery platform but I cannot justify their price. I think I might be buying the ryobi instead. Thanks for the review Clint.
Awesome and fun!
1.35...you're a clown brother...lol...love it
I just got a Ryobi P320 18 gauge Brad nailer today because it was 30 dollars off this morning. VCG YOU LURKING ANY WHERE..MAYBE UNDER THAT VERY LITTLE SMALL PEBBLE? RIDGID RON!!!
Yes, more Ryobi reviews please. Actually more reviews on any tools because I enjoy your content. But please say it the way the Japanese do, Ree-Yo-Be. It is not Rye-Yo-Be. I know a whole lot of people, including people that work at Home Depot, say it incorrectly. It's similar to how you would Rio, as in Rio Grande.
Haha, I'm passing a petition around to get the name Ryobi changed to Ryobi!
I would like to see an update to the Ryobi pin nailer. They made the M12 pin nailer not much bigger than an air nailer and it has to run off 12V instead of 18V.
Hope there bringing crown staple gun to take on my manual arrow T25
I'd buy one
Awesome video...the sad part is I just bought a ryobi cordless Brad nailer 6 months ago
Yep, that's the stuff that happens to me too 🤣
Absolutely want a framing nailer.
Even though don’t own ryobi tools (yet), loved this vid😅
Haha, thanks brother 👊
How have people tried the new 18ga brad nailer? I only see the old version at Home Depot and on their website it says “coming soon”
The older Ryobi brad nailer definitely has a depth adjustment knob, so that's not an upgrade.
Also, I can't believe the removed the bump fire mode on the nailer. The old one has that. I was holding off on buying it because I assumed the new one would be a straight upgrade, but if they're removing features then maybe I should just get it now while I can.
I’m on the same boat. Seems like the only new thing are the easier pressure adjustment and the removable top for jams.. maybe I should get the P320 for 99
Those do make you look powerful. Great review. 👍👍
Hahaha, thanks R4🤣👊
When is the release date still no word on that…
So what's actually new in these? Depth Adjustment seems like the only thing mentioned - but the P320 already has that, so ??? Trying to figure if it's worth waiting for.
The old 18ga brad, which i have and still use going on 8 years, has bump mode. Huh?
I have Milwaukee nailers 15, 18, and the framing nailer and I would never get a Ryobi just because I dont have to :)
Can't go wrong with Milwaukee Ron!
Awesome.
It DOES have the bump mode. You even showed us the button. One direction will fire one nail and in the other position, you press the finger button and bump to your heart's content. I just got mine and had no problem doing a rapid successive firing. You have to push the button which is a safety measure so it doesn't accidentally go off when you drop it or set it down against something, like your leg.
Hi, the one you got is the P320 or the NEW P321? If it's the new one where did you buy it from? Can't find it anywhere
been considering all of the ryobi nailers and staplers for a few years now. i really enjoyed your review and yes i am considering a finish nailer also. i would use the brad nailer for cabinet drawers. the crown stapler for cheaply adding fiberglass insulation inside my garage . trying to keep costs down cant afford a new one..... yes lumber is crazy ...... the finish nailer is a big question right now was going to insulate my basement as well . ran into a snag .... lack of money and time. just FYI.... i live in Chicago IL gets cold up here fast. also i owned a lot of ryobi lawn gear it got stolen ...... bought new stuff and locking them up now. i like your honest reviews thanks
Why wouldn't you mention the model numbers...or did I miss that part ✌🏼
You nailed it! Great video!
Haha, thanks f18
Was about to jump on the $99 P321 at HD until I found it it didn't have bump mode..🙁 But they have both the older P320 & Grown Stapler for only $168;
January 2022 & still not available?
Will this work for stapling corner beads with 5/8 drywall?
Yes
Nice! I used to be a ryobi guy. No hate on them but I switch to Milwaukee in the last year. I already invested in the Milwaukee m18 Brad nailer and the new m12 pin nailer otherwise I’d prolly have bought these. Although I’m thinking about investing in the m12 crown stapler. 🤔
Can't go wrong with Milwaukee Izak. They are my favorite nailers to date and love them . I did a review on the m12 Stapler. It's fantastic 👏
@@ToolReviewZone thanks brother I’m gonna take a look at it. I’m getting to the point in life I buy tools i prolly shouldn’t but do and then try and find a use of them just to play with them lol 😂
How is this tool working today ? Or got repaired or got another upgraded brand ? Any misfires on cold weather
Would you still recommend after all this time has passed ?
I do have a question for you? As I posted, I picked up the older, currently on sale 18 gauge brad nailer do to sale price. The major difference I have seen between the two: older model-Two LEDs for light and has turbo bump mode and smaller handle for clean out. newer model: Has bigger lift handle for clean out, one LED and no turbo bump. So, between these two brad nailer-Which one do you prefer?
I go cheapest brother. Both good nailers, but first generation would be fine 👊👊👊
It was that darn ryobi 16 gauge nailer that first got me into the line, it was the gate way drug to the tool line lol
Hahahaha 👊👊🤣
so whats the difference between the 2?
Any idea when these will on the market?
Can the narrow crown stapler nail through like a thin steel?
Amazing tool
Awesome channel, funny as hell! I would love myself a nailer like that, sadly it's 300$ BARE TOOL here in Europe. I don't even want to tell you what they charge for the Milwaukee.
Which would you recommend for things like Bird Houses or other projects. I am trying to get my kids involved in projects and when it comes to power tools we'll they are ready to party.
I think the ryobi nailrs are great and not that expensive. Go with these for the hobby projects 💪
@toolreviewzone what you think the rigid 18 gauge nailer or this ryobi
How about a framing nailer?
what are the model numbers of these tools?
Hey C do you know if they are making a gen 2 of the 15g nailer?
Great review
How about the weight of the stapler?
I've got their 16g finish nailer and I'm happy, but I haven't had occasion to need rambo mode. I don't see that coming into play for me often, so I imagine I won't miss it with the brad nailer either. Also, should we send more band aids? I'm very concerned. lol
Lmao, these paw patrol band aids that I stole from the kids first aid kits seem to be holding upnok for now Betty! 😂👊👊