Just bought me the this brad nailer, I’m not a contractor but I really like Milwaukee tools to do little jobs in my house, Am I gonna be using this gun all the time? NO!! but will come handy anytime I need it, plus…. I enjoy these toys.
I need this in my life. The brad nailer is amazing, and I'm happy with the m12 stapler. I can't wait for the m12 pin nailer that uses the same firing mechanism as the m18 nailers. That will probably end up being my most used tool.
Yo TRZ! WTF! I just bought the m12 stapler 3 days ago cause I waited until I could wait no more. I would have gotten this one. Now I have to go through the hassle of the return process. I bet you were sitting on this vid for a least a week! Lol! Thanks bro! Hope all is well and your staying safe through this craziness!
@@Taylormade2350 I was just talking about the m12 crown stapler. I never mentioned I had the narrow stapler. I just want that m18 stapler but thanks for the heads up!
Yeah Jose. I was excited last year when they showed us at the NPS event, then they moved the release date back a few times. I hope they get it out to us soon!!!
Yeah it’s funny that they sale on other parts of the world but not in North America because of the tariffs war between the USA & China ... but Milwaukee said that they sale it in the States but they couldn’t say me where ???/? It’s crazy .. I want the framing gun too it’s now the new building season I don’t next fall I want it now / yesterday
Not as fast as pneumatic but still great for locations where a compressor isn’t ideal. Milwaukee is essentially the one stop shop for all cordless tools. The 23 gauge is the best of all brands. The only gun they don’t have which would be perfect is the medium crown 7/16 16 gauge nailer at least holding 1 3/4 nails but ideally 2 inch nails. The power drive mechanism required can’t be too different from the framing gun they have now so power shouldn’t be a problem. That’s really the only reason I am not switching yet.
I bought this gun around one months ago and I used few times now I’m more then satisfied ... now I want only the framing gun and I hope that the do a second generation of the 15ga finishing nailer and I would buy then this one two ...
Randy from Michigan I am looking at getting cordless Crown Naylor in I believe Milwaukee is the one I'm going yet because of your review on it I like it Milwaukee is Bad to the Bone
I have the stapler, I like it, I'd buy it again, the power, the depth gauge, battery life, all good. But......I use it for installing hardboard (underlayment) sheet size is 1225mm (roughly 48") by 914mm (roughly 36") to go under vinyl sheet / planks, it replaces compressor etc. For hardboard manufacturer's recommendation is one staple every 25mm (1") around the edge and about 30 staples through the middle. Using bump mode (love it) guess how long a mag full of staples last? Desperately needs a bigger magazine. Also the trigger is too small, needs to be longer with a smoother curve (big enough for two fingers even), bouncing staples rapidly becomes very uncomfortable especially with actual thousands to do. Re switching itself off, if you keep using it or use it regularly it stays on, so in any practical circumstance it's fine. My critical comments are hopefully helpful and (cross fingers) maybe Milwaukee will take notice because in the main this tool is good and could be fantastic.
Not fond of mine. Good for window liners etc. But for lots of Staples in a row, for underlayment it misses and won't always set. Going back to air for this application
I'm seriously considering this stapler for that exact purpose. I've been using a 7/16 crown air-stapler, using 1.5 inch staples for about 30 years. I'm pretty much all "Red" now, except for this stapler. What's your opinion on this, a year later?
Hi TRZ, I like the new Milwaukee m18 stapler. This one i have to disagree with you. I like how the power stays on. I have the milwaukee m18 brad nailer and i wish it did the same thing. I had the DeWalt 20v brad nailer and it was nice that you didn't have to keep turning it on like the Milwaukee. The only reason i sold my DeWalt nailer was that rev up flywheel motor. It was annoying when working inside. Still, it's a great brad nailer. The milwaukee is quite which i like when working inside. I do hope milwaukee redesign their 15g angle finish nailer to look like the DeWalt. I like the DeWalt design much better then the Milwaukee. Especially the front tip on the DeWalt. Thanks for the video Happy Easter
TRZ there's something about watching you shoot those crown staples in that board I GOT TO HAVE ONE ! I would like to thank Acme Tools for sending one over to you so I could see actually how it works. Well there goes another $300 who cares I'm getting another tool lol. Peace brother
🗡 this is the only thing I could find was a knife they don't have any red bandanas for Rambo mode I figured soon as you said Rambo mode that you were going to put a bandana on your head and do something crazy but can't wait for them to come to Home Depot so I could see the nail guns for myself can't wait brother 👊👊
@@ToolReviewZone I tried to call Milwaukee in Whitestone to see if I could bring ripsaw there to get fixed and it goes to a operator who sent me to another distributor who will mail your tools 2 Whitestone so I'm going to try one day this week and just go there let's see what they say I'll let you know what happens
@@ToolReviewZone just got back from Home Depot and they replaced the Milwaukee M18 rip saw for me they gave me a new one thank goodness when I purchase a tool I saved the Box with the receipt and I store in my garage on the top shelf so I cleaned up the ripsaw brought it back and they exchange it for me and it was almost a year old I purchased it this month last year I have the receipt 4/26/2019 I actually got $13 in change in store credit but I have all the receipts to prove everything I guess it pays to save the box and receipt
Purchased one today. I’m a Milwaukee guy and have a ton of their gear. From the framing gun to the radio. For some reason my stapler is defective and won’t except any staples and I definitely have 18 gauge 1/4” narrow crown staples tried both 1/2” and 1-1/2”. Very disappointed but I’ll just exchange it tomorrow for another and hope for the best.
Hey bro I'm looking into buying one, it was 2 years ago when you put this comment, so I was wondering any update on how is going with the milwaukee crown stapler?
I've been using millwaukee for years and they are my goto and have most of the m18 and m12 stuff. When it comes to nailers I choose metabo. Millwaukee just doesn't have the abilities to shoot longer fastners and SET them
I use mainly stapler for tongue and groove wood panel and that nose piece is way too short and bulky for that. I have even filed my pneumatic stapler nose piece to make it work better.
My question to anyone on this video, who owns this gun. Do you have any problems with the staple being flush? I have own this tool gun and it’s giving me problems when stapling about 2,500 to 3,000 staples in one day. It doesn’t function as when I first bought it. I sent it to Milwaukee and they have refilled the tank in the back with nitrogen. Thanks!
I have been waiting for another cordless tool video to ask you this. Which cordless platform do you think is the best and why. I want to get most if not all of my tools cordless, since I am blind, and I do not think it is safe for any blind person to have a bunch of cords all over the place. Thank you.
Dude really blind? That's incredible. To your question dewalt is always a good choice. They try to have every tool and top notch battery's. I'd love to see some of you work
