Ryobi 18V Brad Nailer Review Model

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  • čas přidán 21. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 25

  • @patrickjoseph9158
    @patrickjoseph9158 Před 6 měsíci +3

    I’ve installed about 150 doors and 1000s of sticks of moulding. Still cracking on like new. Worth every penny.

  • @Gizzm
    @Gizzm Před 3 měsíci

    Just bought this nail gun the other day. Never used a nail gun in my life. Thank you for the clear explanation. I had success with my project!! 😄

  • @breeze787
    @breeze787 Před 3 měsíci +1

    An indispensable tool! Surprisingly useful for all kinds of small jobs.

  • @DanielGomez-cf6vk
    @DanielGomez-cf6vk Před rokem +2

    Had mine since 2017 still going strong

  • @patrickjoseph9158
    @patrickjoseph9158 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Battery amperage determines your experience. 1.5ah is cool, 6ah blasts the glass ceiling off the thing.

  • @user-hw6ld4rj2l
    @user-hw6ld4rj2l Před 5 měsíci

    Got me one!! No complaints, it's just as described.

  • @justicecenter
    @justicecenter Před 8 měsíci

    The spot for accessory on both sides is so you can choose which side you want to mount the belt clip.

  • @paulpoco22
    @paulpoco22 Před rokem +2

    I think I bought P320 few weeks ago at Home Depot Canada, on sale for $118. The one that doesn't come with a battery.
    I got tired of carrying my heavy compressor to the 3rd floor.

  • @jfc650
    @jfc650 Před rokem

    Thanks for the video. How to adjust the depth button properly?

  • @acidforblood
    @acidforblood Před rokem +1

    Is this almost as good as the Milwaukee Gen II model? Will it give me the same perfomance?

  • @hayduke
    @hayduke Před rokem

    Great review Rob, any update on quality since you published this?

  • @paulfisher4660
    @paulfisher4660 Před rokem

    i just bought one from my local liquidation store for 80US. not tried it yet, hopefully i can use it to put plyboard siding on to a shed-like structure i'm building soon. not sure how those brad nails will work.

    • @martinluthierking
      @martinluthierking Před rokem

      these nail guns are great, I don’t see why it wouldn’t work perfectly

    • @paulfisher4660
      @paulfisher4660 Před rokem

      @@martinluthierking used it a few times now, works awesome

  • @amberjay5361
    @amberjay5361 Před rokem

    Rob, thank you for this video. I just got one because of the Christmas sale. Could you tell me how I’m suppose to know how much pressure I need? And depth really. I have a Brad nailer I used with an air compressor that I kept at about 90 because that’s what the box said to do. It didn’t have a depth option. Should I just leave them on the options they came with? If you happen to see this comment please let me know. Thank you so much.

    • @robsgaragewoodworkin
      @robsgaragewoodworkin  Před rokem

      The head of the brad mail should be just below the top of the wood by say a millimetre or so. You may have to adjust the settings depending on the thickness and/or hardness of the wood. Mine worked well for my trim right out of the box. (But it may need adjusting on my next project). Best of luck!

    • @robsgaragewoodworkin
      @robsgaragewoodworkin  Před rokem

      Ugh - Brad nail gets autocorrected to Brad mail. Like that makes sense 🤦‍♂️

  • @user-nl5ck6do9n
    @user-nl5ck6do9n Před rokem

    What is the battery required for this one? Is it 120v or 220v charger?

    • @tikkigodman
      @tikkigodman Před rokem +1

      It's 18 volt batteries. Recommend the 4ah but will still work with 2ah battery if you eant to sacrifice number of nails per charge vs weight

  • @bryonsview
    @bryonsview Před rokem

    Are you able to use finishing nails in this model as well?

  • @bnoakes4899
    @bnoakes4899 Před rokem

    how do you load the nails

  • @bnoakes4899
    @bnoakes4899 Před rokem

    the instructions suck

    • @matthoffman6962
      @matthoffman6962 Před rokem

      Haha yes. I just got the p321 yesterday. Had it jam twice but wondering if it’s something I’m doing wrong or just not enough lubrication. But very easy to clear so not a big deal. No real instructions on how to load the nails but I assume you have the nail to cover the vertical rivets from the left side to the right. Modify the air dial on the back “don’t set it to the very minimum or the max” and then modify the depth dial