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(Lowes) Metabo HPT 18V MultiVolt 18-Ga Compact Brad Nailer Kit (2.0 Ah Battery + Charger) - $99

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MECHANICAL SPRING: Provides power to drive up to 2" brad nails

LONG LASTING: 700 nails per charge with included 2.0Ah 18V battery with fuel gauge

LOW CENTER HEIGHT & LIGHTWEIGHT: Fits in tight spaces and only weighs 5.5 lbs

FAST RESPONSE: Between nails with no ramp up time

BRIGHT LED LIGHT: Illuminates the work area

SIMPLE ADJUSTMENT: Tool-less depth of drive

FASTENERS: Accepts 5/8" up to 2" 18-Gauge brad nails

CONVENIENT: No gas, hose, or noisy compressor

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Metabo-H...5014903527

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Model: Metabo HPT 18V MultiVolt™ 18-Ga Compact Cordless Brad Nailer Kit, Includes 1-18V 2.0 Ah Battery, NT1850DG

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Glee217

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I am trying to find out what is the difference between this one NT1850DGM and Amazon one NT1850DG (no "m")?

ItsaDrenalin

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ItsaDrenalin

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Quote from Glee217

I am trying to find out what is the difference between this one NT1850DGM and Amazon one NT1850DG (no "m")?

In my experience, the "M" is added after the tools switched to Metabo. Without the "M" it would be Hitachi.

Glee217

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Glee217

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Quote from ItsaDrenalin

In my experience, the "M" is added after the tools switched to Metabo. Without the "M" it would be Hitachi.

Yes just picked up and it doesn't have m

Last edited by Glee217 December 3, 2024 at 10:17 PM.

carrot51

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carrot51

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I just bought the milwaukee m12 for $230 last night since I have the batteries, this price difference though is making me consider returning it and buying this. Has anyone compared the two?

CertifiedPro

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Quote from carrot51

I just bought the milwaukee m12 for $230 last night since I have the batteries, this price difference though is making me consider returning it and buying this. Has anyone compared the two?

For $99 you can't go wrong, this should help with your decision:
https://youtu.be/GajcjjnR2Qw?si=OS3-bDlVdQeGzPWq

carrot51

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Quote from CertifiedPro

For $99 you can't go wrong, this should help with your decision: https://youtu.be/GajcjjnR2Qw?si=OS3-bDlVdQeGzPWq

I actually saw that video, and a couple others. The answer was quite clear. This is supposed to be a finish nailer, but hte metabo finishes last. The milwaukee finishes clean and consistent.
It's a shame, but it seems that in this case, you get what you pay for.
If I had both, I'd never use anything other than the milwaukee. If I just had the metabo, I'd go buy the milwaukee. It's as simple as that.

CertifiedPro

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Quote from carrot51

I actually saw that video, and a couple others. The answer was quite clear. This is supposed to be a finish nailer, but hte metabo finishes last. The milwaukee finishes clean and consistent. It's a shame, but it seems that in this case, you get what you pay for.If I had both, I'd never use anything other than the milwaukee. If I just had the metabo, I'd go buy the milwaukee. It's as simple as that.

Yeah that makes sense! For casual use I think most people will be happy with the Metabo since it has everything you need but for professional use I can see the value of the Milwaukee's more consistent results.
If you have the batteries there a really good deal on the M18 version of the nailer for about $230 if you hadn't seen it:
https://slickdeals.net/f/17952495-milwaukee-m18-fuel-gen-ii-18-gauge-brad-nailer-tool-only-with-safety-glasses-hd-234-99?src=category_page

carrot51

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Quote from CertifiedPro

Yeah that makes sense! For casual use I think most people will be happy with the Metabo since it has everything you need but for professional use I can see the value of the Milwaukee's more consistent results. If you have the batteries there a really good deal on the M18 version of the nailer for about $230 if you hadn't seen it:https://slickdeals.net/f/17952495-milwaukee-m18-fuel-gen-ii-18-gauge-brad-nailer-tool-only-with-safety-glasses-hd-234-99?src=category_page

Everything I have is in the m12, so I went with m12. The power and lightness of the system is fantastic. I have a good amount of trim work coming up with my basement being finished, and my pancake compressor died which drives my air nailer. Rather than replace the compressor, I replaced the gun with the milwaukee. So far I'm very happy with the results.

DonV1962

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DonV1962

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Thanks will be getting mine as soon as the store pickup order processes. I had to bite at this price. I at one time had the Dewalt version but got tired of the bulk and decided to switch to air. I'm now tired of getting out the bulky heavy air compressor and this fits the bill. It does look more comfortable, compact and lighter than my previous Dewalt.

Last edited by DonV1962 December 4, 2024 at 05:44 PM.

lazlow117

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Quote from CertifiedPro

For $99 you can't go wrong, this should help with your decision:
https://youtu.be/GajcjjnR2Qw?si=OS3-bDlVdQeGzPWq

That's a different nail gun. This is a newer cheaper version. It's mechanical spring vs air spring. It's heavier, shoots slower, and only has 5 year vs lifetime warranty. But for 99$ with battery It's not bad.

LmG7119

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LmG7119

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Thinking of using it in-house sometimes. Do I need to oil it? I see it is only single fire one.

DonV1962

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Quote from LmG7119

Thinking of using it in-house sometimes. Do I need to oil it? I see it is only single fire one.

No oil, it is battery operated. Oil is only needed for air tools

LmG7119

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LmG7119

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What do you guys think? gft card staples $100 for $90 paying with chase card via paypay 5% and cash(lowes) site back 5%
This could ~$80+tax pick up.

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