Small & Powerful! The M12 Brad Nailer From Milwaukee - Model 2541 20

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***Correction - the max nail size is 1 1/2" sorry for the error!
Milwaukee has upped their game with the release of the light and compact M12 Brad Nailer 2541-20. We put it through our standard brad nail gun tests to see how it stacks up vs our other 10 competitors!
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@BitnerBuilt 29 дней назад

****CORRECTION, it can max at 1 1/2" nails not 1/4 sorry for the error!!

@ikust007 23 дня назад

Cheers !

@BitnerBuilt 23 дня назад

✌️🍻

@markduggan3451 28 дней назад

I've never used one, but I can see where it could be handy.

@BitnerBuilt 28 дней назад

Brad is definitely the most used nailer in woodworking, pin is small but with no real holding power (good to hold while glue drys) brads are small but can hold things so easy to fill the hole after

@terrydanks 7 дней назад

I only used a nailer a year or so ago. A cheap pneumatic. I was an instant convert! Even with the hassle of a compressor, I knew that THIS was nirvana for trim attachment! Now I'm looking for a cordless but they DO seem massively large compared to my little pneumatic. Expensive too.

@netwt449 17 дней назад

So what’s your finish nailer top pick? THX for the videos!

@BitnerBuilt 17 дней назад

Definitely NOT the Makita. I will do a video comparing them sometime soon

@terrydanks 7 дней назад

@@BitnerBuilt When oh when is Makita going to trash their lousy nailers and redesign them? I am a Mak guy but will not buy ANY of their current nailers! Considering a Ryobi, Dewalt or Milwaukee with a battery adapter to run off Makita 18v batts. Already have the adapters.

@NWGR 29 дней назад

Quick correction, it can use nails up to 1 1/2", not 1 1/4". That makes it perfect for me for things like cabinet assembly. I'm ordering this one very soon. I have the M12 pinner and love it, but could use the extra holding power of the 18 gauge nails.

@BitnerBuilt 29 дней назад

you are right! geez ok ill post a correction thanks

@brianhall9019 26 дней назад

Great review. I know you’re keeping this nailer…but does the fact that it shoots 1 1/2” make you feel even better about giving up the Ryobi?

@BitnerBuilt 26 дней назад

Hmmm well for me it didn’t really make a difference because I typically go to a finish nailer if I’m gonna be shooting 2 inches or longer but having multiple types of nailers, I have that ability. For me I was just so happy to go smaller lighter and for a vast majority 1 1/4 or smaller is what I’m running in a Brad. The main focus was for people where this is their only nailer that would be a negative but otherwise I think it’s a great tool.

@ikust007 23 дня назад

Brilliant ! Just watched the other video about the cheap ones and now wanted a review on …this one !! Cheers mate. I really like the way you create your videos / reviews .

@BitnerBuilt 23 дня назад

Awesome thank you so much! 🙏

@psjw7828 29 дней назад

Good video. Thanks. I use Ryobi 18 gauge. Bought it for ~$100 a few years ago it works good. It’s a little heavy. This looks smaller and lighter. Might be a good upgrade What brand/size finish nailer and pin nailers do you use or recommend?

@BitnerBuilt 29 дней назад

I personally own the Makita pin and Finnish nailers for a few years. The pin is very good and light but oh man the Finnish is garbage. It’s been on my list to replace for a long time so stay away from that one 😓 I’m sure I will be doing videos on both types in the short term

@MCsCreations 29 дней назад

Excellent testing and review, man! Thanks a bunch! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@BitnerBuilt 28 дней назад

Thanks MC!

@jimrosson6702 28 дней назад

Great review Justin I love my Milwaukee, Brad, nailer and Pin Thanks for sharing

@BitnerBuilt 28 дней назад

Thanks Jim! Yea really liking this m12!

@leenoble7472 27 дней назад

I have the 23 gauge M12 pin nailer and it cannot flush set a pin even on the deepest setting. Material doesn’t seem to matter. It always leaves the pin proud.

@BitnerBuilt 27 дней назад

Thanks for letting me know that’s interesting. I personally haven’t tried the Milwaukee pin nailer yet I have a Makita. Considering the M18 nailer only did OK in my other videos testing, it seems like Milwaukee’s nailers or a little all over the place. I do have to say, though I love this one.

@thomasmonahan7336 15 дней назад

Could be the firing pin is sheared at the tip. Mine has been flawless but my dewalt originally had a broken firing pin and it was only barely noticeable but left all my nail heads above the material