RYOBI 18V ONE+ 18 GAUGE BRAD NAILER REVIEW- BLACK FRIDAY 2020 SAVINGS!
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Today's tool review features the Ryobi 18V ONE+ Lithium-Ion 18ga Brad Nailer. This shoots brad nails from 5/8" to 2" long. The nail gun features up to 1,800 nails per battery charge and nails up to 60 nails per minute. It includes a comfortable GRIPZONE overmold, which fit my hand well. It has 2 LED lights, two non-marring pads, dry fire lockout, and a belt clip.. The double action trigger allows for sequential driving and To see more, including a timelapse of me installing 100 nails in a row, please watch the entire video.
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TIMECODES:
0:00 Intro.
1:31 Comparing Ryobi 18g Brad Nailer to 23ga Pin Nailer.
2:58 Ryobi 18 gauge Brad Nailer Specs.
3:56 Ryobi Brad Nailer Pressure Adjustment.
4:51 Ryobi Brad Nailer Depth Adjustment.
7:29 Shooting Brad Nails.
9:35 Brad Nailer Safety Tips.
11:19 Final thoughts of Ryobi Brad Nailer.
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Question of the day: Have you tried a battery powered brad nailer? What are your thoughts vs an air nailer? Would 1,800 nails be enough for a single battery charge?
mark you seem like a Milwaukee guy. check out the 21 or 30 degree framing nailer. I got 21 degree nailer in Monday and its a beast. I have the 16 and 18 guage ryobis as well and their equally awesome. I'm 100% compressorless now lol.
@@rackemmm1947 Thanks for the advice@. I'm actually working on a video right now where I'm installing the 21 degree Milwaukee extended magazine accessory. Please subscribe to be notified when drops.
@@MarkThomasBuilder well dang I spoke too soon lol. Look forward to the next one
I am a carpenter / builder and have the 16 gauge Ryobi air strike nailer, great power and drives 65mm nails easily into hardwood, my workmates prefer it to their Milwaukee's etc .I very rarely use my pneumatic trim nailer now.
Do need oil 18 gauge?
I bought this nail gun as we were planning to renew all the fencing in our back garden. As this involved 19 double slatted fence panels, 10 of which needed to be cut down in size, we knew there would be a need for a great czcams.com/users/postUgkxHQsUrwNr5GQrnx9V4xDdUr56qxwuiBHt deal of re-stapling the wooden slats to the wooden framework. Each alteration required the re-stapling of 62 wooden slats with double staples. Prior to starting the work we ordered sufficient additional staples as per the instructions with the gun.The gun performed fantastically throughout the entire project with no jams of misfires. The adjustable power was excellent allowing the staples to be fired into the 8mm slats to the correct depth. For the price paid this was a bargain and it proved itself to be so reliable and versatile making an arduous task much quicker and professional. I cannot recommend this product highly enough and it will be used on many other projects in the future.
Not even the ryobi channel or manual explained this tool as well as this
I'm glad to help!
Ryobi “manuals” or instructional guides are horrendous. Very poorly written, and in print that is ultra fine.
My manual was missing pages. And parts were missing.
I have been eyeing this brad nailer and your video is so thorough in reviewing all the points of the machine that I feel comfortable buying and using it for my projects. I especially appreciated the safety tips. Thank you!
Thanks, you're very welcome!
By far the best vid on this tool! I'm sold and going to get this tool. Thanks for taking the time to make it and keep up the great work.
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks for this video, I found one of these in my complex dumpster and took it to restore it and finally got it to work and for the small builds and restorations I do this has come in handy
I remember seeing this being launched at a Home Depot event in NY a few years back. I was so excited for a good working battery powered nail gun at a reasonable price. You can't beat it.
Bought it yesterday after a friend of mine and I used his to build a roof on a neighborhood playground. Man, I was sold when we finished that project. Thanks for your video. It cleared the cobwebs on the options of this Brad nailer. Can't wait to use mine! - Bird houses! Trim! Facia board! Lets goooo!
You're welcome. I understand Ryobi is introducing another new and improved 18v brad nailer.
Every morning with my Coffee I watch a woodworking video and this morning I came across your video on the Ryobi battery operated Nailers... my nailers are all pneumatic and I'm really impressed with what I've seen with the Ryobi!!! This all started with my creating a Workshop/Garage and I organized my tools around a French Cleat Wall and undoing so I used my Brad and Finish nailers which meant hooking up the air tank getting the pressure up and tripping over the hose... all day. I think you get my point... Great Video very informative!!!
Thanks Bob, glad you stopped by my channel. I spent some time yesterday organizing my garage and I cane across my air hose which I never use anymore. I was reminded that I don't miss dealing with them and a compressor and oil.
I'm working on refurbishing a dining room table. If all goes well, that video will be up in a couple weeks.
I love how you explain everything so good now I can start using mine.. thank you so much for your help!!!
Happy to help, thank you!
Thank you for your detailed review & demonstration. You have sold this Ryobi tool to me. I was trying to decide which nail gun to buy. Your safety advice too was brilliant, well done! #lovefromireland💚🇮🇪☘️
I remember when I discovered these brad nailers for the first time. It's really a game changer for home improvement/DIY projects.
Hey Mark first time viewer and now subscriber, I just wanted to say what a thorough great review thank you very much and I just purchased it!
Awesome, thanks Peter I appreciate it!👊
Great demo and safety tips!
Nice description,,, video like this clarify everything to the buyer before even going to the store. Clear the doubt and gives the benefits.
👍🏽
Awesome to hear that, thanks.
Excellent review and thanks for the safety tip on free hand positioning.
Glad it was helpful!
I just bought this brand 2 weeks ago, and I’m so glad I ran into your video because I had no idea how to use it. My 13 year old son says I’m going to shoot my eye out😊 Great easy, but informative tutorial.
Glad to help, Ericka! Good luck with your DIY projects.
This is my first brad nailer. I bought it yesterday with some 2” brad nails and had no idea how to use it - so thanks! Great tutorial!
You are so welcome! Just an FYI, I use 1-1/4" brad nails for most projects, like door trim, window trim, etc.
Thank you for your time en effort. Just bought one. Nice review.
Glad I could help, thanks!
Thanks for the review! I appreciate the safety tips, too.
You bet, thanks for sharing!
Great review - very thorough and easy to understand. Thank You
Glad it was helpful! Thanks
Your video was helpful. I did buy an 18v Ryobi Brad Nailer - It's a great tool!
Trust me on this guys!!!, I work in the apartment maintenance industry and this gun is GREAT!!, tons of power and doesn't take any time to wind up back again like other nailers
Thanks for sharing that. I'm amazed how well this works and it's at a great price point.
Looks like I’m buyin one! Hope they’re in stock. Seems anything “gun” related is flying off shelves.
Great review! Best I’ve seen! This is my first time using/purchasing going to install new base trim and crown molding in my home. Ryobi should sponsor your video!
Thanks, glad this helped. Brad nailers are a great tool to have for home improvement projects.
Thanks, this was the best video on this subject! Good job!
Awesome, glad to hear it!
Excellent review. I’ve had one of these for a couple of years. Very happy with it. 👍🏽
Very nice!
Question: I’m a HoneyDoList-er not even a DIYer..lol does the cost of these cordless models and convenience make them a better purchase than the less expensive pneumatics?
I've had mine for about two years and it's GREAT! I love it!!!
Great to hear!
I have the brad nailer, just used it yesterday to make a fixture for my store. Have used it a lot, and don't have any issues with it. I like how it has the safety feature where it wont shoot unless pressed against material. I use it on hardwood, softwood, and have even nailed metal panels onto plywood frames. Very good tool for the money, especially if you are already using the 1+ battery system. Good Video!
most say it cant do 2 inch nails in harder woods, they dont go flush
You just got yourself a new subscriber awesome review thank You Sir
Welcome aboard! Thanks for sharing, I appreciate it!
Thank you so much for this in depth review. I have already pretty much adopted Ryobi as my de facto power tool brand (save for my table saw, which is a Skil), but I've never used, much less owned, a nailer before. This seems to be exactly what I need for my shop. Again, thanks!
I always keep the 18ga nailer handy. It's a great tool to own.
This review made my day. I just got the ryobi brad nailer and it is just efn awesome.
Glad to hear it, you can beat the price of the Ryobi nailer.
Thank you for your no nonsense video.
You bet. I also have some videos on different types of nailers too.
thank you man so much u i never used a nailer before but after your video man im working it and its awesome i should have got this a few years ago thanks so much for explaining everything about this i love it... awesome !!!!!
Glad I could help. This is a very handy tool to have for home improvement projects.
Great video!! Just ordered mine from Home Depot!!! Got a 18 gauge plus trim router from Ryobi ... your video, I feel will be very helpful!!! Thanks tc from Nevada
Glad I could help!
This is a very good introduce for tool and thank you !
You are welcome!
Now that's what i call a in-indepth detailed video on what YT want - Cheers Mate
Glad to hear, thanks for sharing!👊
I purchased this for me! thanks for the video now I'll get it out of the box.
Thanks Mandy, hope it serves you well in many projects to come.
Thanks for this video! I’ve been thinking about getting one of these guys for woodworking projects I make instead of having to deal with a noisy “noiseless” compressor. I think I’ll go buy one of these tomorrow. Thanks for the video!
Awesome, this tool will pay for itself many times over by being able to install trim yourself.
Man I purchased this one back in December, my first nailer. I learned more about this nailer with your video than with the instructions. I didn't know you could use different size nails...so great video and thanks.
Glad I could help, thanks!
Same
What do you mean different nails? Guage or lengths?
Great review. I’m about to use mine for the first time to install some quarter round.
Thanks, it should do a great job on that quarter round.
I have the 16 gauge Ryobi battery nailer that we used to put up a wood ceiling. I love it but in terms of my woodworking shop I much prefer pneumatic tools because of the weight and cost. But if I worked more on job sites I would love these too! Great video keep up the good work! 👍
I know what you mean. My arm was pretty tired after firing 100 nails straight. This is very handy for those quick, smaller jobs.
Yeah, there are situations though where it's a pain to drag out the compressor. Either you just are using the nailer to tack things together before you use screws or you have to do a job where there is no electric such as on farm fences. If you're doing nailing on a constant basis air is the better choice.
I just brought one of these they are awesome thanks a lot for the video
Thanks, you bet!
I have the 18ga and love it. One of the best tool investment I've made
Glad to hear it!
Omg i need this, an Luv it❤❤ Thanks I'm going to get one, an if I need how to work it, i will come back to your channel, great demonstration.
Please do! Let me know if you have questions after getting it.
I just bought this last night. One of the first few nails I drove came out sideways and nicked my thumb pretty good. Learned that lesson the hard way.
Yikes, they can surprise you sometimes. Thanks for shaing.
I’ma complete newbie here and my purchase didn’t have a manual inside so I had no idea how to start using this. Thanks for the explanation!
If your new to using a nail gun, I'm thinking you may wonder how you ever got along without one. They're very handy and allow you to take on many projects. Hope it's working well for you👊
Thank you so much for the video!
You bet, glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much now I know how to properly use my I have an 18 gauge brad nailer
You bet, happy DIYing!
So I have to wait on black Friday this yr to get one. Very useful in house to build some stuffs
It's not guaranteed when it will go on sale. Even at full price of $150, it's worth it.
Your good explaining, keep it the same brother
Nice review because of you I got mine right away
Thanks
Thanks, I appreciate hearing the positive feedback.
Thanks for the review! ✌🏻
You bet!
Thanks for the video, I have one and love it but it came with very little how to info. You were a help.
Great to hear!
So helpful, thanks!
You're welcome! This nailer is currently on sale again for $99.
Used mine for the first time today to repair a table top and it worked perfectly. (18 Ga Brad nailer) Recommend it for sure.
It comes in handy, especially when I'm gluing something up and run out of clamps
Thank you for the great review, just can not pull the trigger on purchasing this yet
Haha, hopefully you will soon.
I got the 18 gauge, you'll luv it
Damn I’ve owned this nailer for 3yrs and never knew about all the stuffs you’ve explained! Lol They were never mentioned in the manual! Thank u sir!
Ha, interesting. I'm glad to hear this video was helpful.
I have one and using it proudly as "Weekend home warrior" almost for year.I bought it on sale and i must say that it was best buy i ever did, It can hold lumber( small) i place when u do roof and soooo much other stuff. I definitely recommend this one to anyone thinking about buying it.
Glad to hear how well it's working out for you.
Thank you! You save me the time reading instructions 😬😆😬😆…
Haha, that's what I'm here for. I used to work with a guy that would say how he just couldn't stand reading instructions.🤣
I could smell the new tool smell when you put it near the camera 😁😁
Awesome 😂
I just purchased a Ryobi 9 piece kit for around the home. Looking at doing a floating floor soon so will definitely be looking at this to do my base boards!
This will work well for that. The 9pc kit sounds like it will come in handy.
Great video!
Thanks, Michael! I'm working on a couple other videos this week featuring some different Ryobi nailers, FYI.
Bought mine 2 weeks ago, love it
Great to hear!
Hello fellow Michigander! Thanks for the informative video.😃👍
Hey there👋 Glad to help and thanks for stopping by👊
Great video buddy!
Glad you enjoyed it
I went to my nearest Home Depot today, but unfortunately they did not have it in stock. Well, on the bright side I found someone selling one of these tool out of a small tool shop. He sold me this nailer along with a 4ah battery for only 120 dollars and I’m extremely happy with the purchase. It is 100% worth it
Glad to hear it. The 4h sounds like a nice setup with this nailer.
Thank you very well explained!!! 👍
You are welcome!
I got this for my birthday/retirement. Very good review that shows what I read in the manual. Looking forward to using it. Also liked that you said what size nail is best for general use.
Glad it was helpful! It sounds like you're going to keep busy now that you have all this spare time.😀👍
Happy birthday
Let's see what toys you will buy in retirement
😛😛😎😎
@@commoncents456 any recommendations on a small hand held router?
Reading reviews online, then seeing your video, I’ve now purchased one from Amazon.
I'm sure you'll be happy with it. I recommend getting a few different size nails. You'll probably find many uses for it.
@@MarkThomasBuilder cheers, Mark 👍👍👍
Pin nailers rarely require the tip to be pressed against the material. Most have a double trigger. Its better to have more control as these are intended for small intricate pieces.
I use one of those years ago doing a home remodel, and it works great. You don’t even need to go to DeWalt or Milwaukee or Makita, because that one is sufficient enough for the average homeowner.
I agree. It's not a Milwaukee, but has lots of nice features and gets the job done, all at a great price.
Good sir that is how all pin nailers operate safety release is always by the trigger.Pressure clutch would leave marks on surface,and pin nailers is usually used on "fine" wood working.
Ahh, that makes sense. Thanks for sharing that information.
Thank you so much, will buy this.
You're welcome, thanks for sharing.
I have a RYOBI 18GA brad nailer and it's been great and easy adjustments, I haven't had any jams yet, if I ever encounter a jam it's easy to clear without any tools.
That's awesome to hear! I didn't have any jams after shooting 1,000 nails so far.
What an excellent review.
An aside: for those of you who are cheap (like me): you can buy battery adapters that let you use other popular 20v batteries with ryobi tools.
Thanks, I haven't tried an aftermarket battery. Home Depot has some amazing deals coming up later next month.
Great review
Thank you!
Thanks.. I had to use one of these recently, and we were setting the pins too deep. Having seen your video, I see some adjustments that may help...
Awesome, thanks for shaing.
awesome job thank you so much
You bet! 👊
Great instructional, thanks
Very welcome
Hi Mark...thanks for all your vids, very helpful...Have to ask about the North Stars hat:)
I've been a Vikings, Twins, North Stars fan for a long time. What's interesting is I could sometimes pick up the North Stars on WCCO radio all the way in Michigan.
I like how at 11:09 you subconsciously hold the tool up to the camera so we can all "smell" the new tool smell you talk of 😉🤣
Haha, maybe we'll have that technology available in a few years.
wow thank you so much it help a lot you are the best.
You are welcome! 😀👍
Hi Mark, another great review. I just may have to check this out? I’m still a compressor and air hose kind of guy. Not quite ready to switch over? 😃 A point about the pin nailer; they won’t have the safety tip because of the size of the pins, and for close and exact placement of the pins into the material. My pneumatic pin nailer has a “double trigger” if you will. I first depress a small safety release, then I am able to fire it. If they didn’t have this, they would fire and possibly shoot a pin into something or somebody! Kudos to you for pointing out a Big safety point! I can remember years ago, installing finished oak shoe mould, with a Senco Brad nailer. I had to hold it a certain way, to get a good joint, and the Brad went in and curled back out, and into my finger. 😬😳 IF you use nailers long enough, you’re gonna get bit! I watch and cringe at these people on TV, and on YTube, using nailers in an unsafe manner! Work smart and safe, and everyone stay Healthy! Thanks Mark! Peace 👍😁🇺🇸
Thanks George, I'm glad to hear your support on the points I made in the video. I still have 3 Senco nailers that I plan to keep. I'll still use both.
The brad nailer is my only ryobi tool and it’s one of my favorite tools period.
I highly recommend it. It's amazing to have a nailer that doesn't need a compressor and air hose.
Same here. Bough it for $50 off of a friend who had an extra one with 2 1.5 ah batteries. Its nice to know that I will pretty much never going to have a dead battery. I dont do much trim but when i do this guy is a life saver.
great video
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it👊
You have awesome content!
I appreciate that!
This is awesome Thanks!
Thank you, glad to hear it!
I got one 3 years ago and I am satisfied with this tool. The gun price is cheap and it does good job.
Glad to hear your 3 year update!
@@MarkThomasBuilder What kind of rechargeable nail gun would you suggest for a homeowner that will use it maybe Use it maybe 5 or 6 times a year please comment back
@@martinneps9387
Buy it anyway for when you need it you have one under your hand even though you use it few times a year.
I have a whole bunch of tools that are still in the boxes.
Great content bud
Thanks for the visit
I chuckled to myself when you mentioned the safety aspects.. I very recently had a 2” brad go straight through my thumb when it decided to venture out. It definitely wasn’t pleasant!! lol
Oh man, sorry to hear that. Thanks for sharing some real life experiences on tool safety issues.
I did the same thing with a framing nailer its really not much fun
Definitely going to buy one,ive got a Paslode cordless trim nailer I've had for years that works intermittent and the fuel cells are outdated whenever I need it.
I tested out a Paslode years ago. Cordless nailers have come a long way.
Nice video Mark. I have owned this gun for just over 2 years, purchased it NIB, and overall I really like it. One persistent problem I've had from the beginning is that if the gun has not been used in a few months or so, it will not function at all except for the light. After about 10 minutes of pressing the trigger, re-seating the battery, and opening the damaged nail clip, eventually it will begin to fire. I have other One+ batteries, so that is not the problem, and the slide motion also seems fine, although I check it each time and sometimes add a drop or 2 of bosch machine tool oil. It is as if the compressor requires this time to fill.
Except for this regular hiccup, I like this tool quite a lot. I also have the Ryobi 15 gauge nailer, but do not experience the same issues with it.
I haven't had any issues like that. Is it still under warranty?
Moving parts need lubrication. I recently bought an airless sprayer and though you could technically start it up without lube and it was not shipped with lube, the manual suggests that it needs to be added.
It would not surprise me if that were true of this nailer was well.
I don't use mine for months at a time and have never had your kind of problem.
Great Video. Thanks.
Glad it helped
I bought a harbor freight brad nailer just to see what it was like to use one. I ended up loving it. But being a dirt cheap harbor freight tool, it started jamming a lot and being unreliable. When looking for a replacement, I was looking to spend around $100. I have a bunch of various Ryobi one+ tools and figured I would give it a try. It’s bulky, but I like it so far. Not having to carry around the compressor and pneumatic hose is nice. Plus no leaking oil like Harbor Freight tool!
I have a few Harbor Freight tools for occasional use items. I agree that the Ryobi is a better choice for the long haul.
Thanks for the video
You bet
I actually like the fact that the pin nailer doesn't have to be pressed against material. It's great on poly trim.
Yes, that's a feature I was never used to when I got this nailer. It makes sense though and I like it as well.
I have the Ryobi Brad nailer and the stapler. The both work great. The only complaint I have is the plastic piece on the "nose" to protect your working surface don't hold up well.
Good video, ty
Glad to know that, thanks.
Great video demonstration, I about to get one ryobi battery gun nail,,i at novi Michigan
Nice, I know that store. My family likes to go to that Paradise mini golf place nearby.
Great review! Wish I could find the P320 instead of the P322 'cause the earlier version is all I need. Don't want any bundles for it so I guess I'll have to splurge. Thanks and enjoy your Thanksgiving holiday!
If you're looking for a deal, I know Home Depot is running a new savings event starting 11/25. If I have time, I'll make a video covering it. Happy Thanksgiving!
@@MarkThomasBuilder Do it, Mark, you'll get some views. Unless it cuts into your family time then don't. All I need to do is remodel a small hallway and two bathrooms. After that it's bonus for helping people. I'm DONE with pneumatic!!!!!!!!!!
@@MarkThomasBuilder I found one, from a local guy here in Wisconsin that buys wholesale. P320 with a 4.0Ah battery (One + ) and charger for $99, no sales tax ( I won't tell anyone.) Looking into that 8 1/4 DeWalt table saw, just watched your video on it. Keep up the great work!
I got one last year. I had a hard time finding small packages of nails. I finally found them at Menards. I was able to get four different sizes. I’m thinking about getting one that will do finishing nails. Great demo.
Thanks, man! I don't recall where I got all my nails. It depends which side of town I am as to which home improvement store I go into.
I'm always able to find them at home depot or lowes
I have the larger nailer and i buy my nails in differant sizes at home depot
Wow I was thinking of buying a dewalt but this ryobi seems to do the job and for the price not bad great explanation by the war ryobi should hire you
I'm sure this will work well for you. Ryobi just announced an upgrade to this nailer at their new product launch event a few days ago. You can see the upgrade if you search the Ryobi website.
I love mine too!
Glad to hear it!