Best Hitachi Brad Nailer for Cheap

Every tool i have purchase always come ready to use even if in limited quantities-- not this one ( No nails No fuel cell )and most stores don't have the fuel cell.Had to order on line a shame that i have to wait spending time and gas trying to get the fuel cells.Owned an older (black)passload and it worked great for over 8 yrs Now no parts for it-Anyhow looking foward to using it..- it does feel lighter

Before I purchased the DA250B, I used strictly "glue and screw" construction. A lot of time was spent drilling pilot and countersink holes, turning in the screws, and covering the gaping holes they left. Looking for a better way, I did a lot of research and settled on this Porter-Cable tool. It has exceeded my expectations. The DA250B has power to spare, driving a 1-1/4" finish nail so that the point protruded two stacked 3/4" pieces of oak... and the depth setting was far from maximum. Toenailing? No problem with this bad boy. Not one jam, not one problem - nothing but reliability and power to spare. This one is a real winner!

This is one fantastic tool, and if you do not believe me look at reviews over the web such as [....]. The nails MUST be high quality such as Senco. I had some jam in this gun because the were an off brand I tried to use as I ran out of the Senco DA type I use. I use the Paslode yellow short fuel can. I can even over-drive in hard wood if I want. Not sure what was wrong with the other user's review tool, could be a few things, most likely the fuel is old[none is included, have to check the date code on the can], or the nails are jamming because they are not like quality 15 ga SencoDA's, or the wrong type/gauge such as "UA "or Bostich angle which look similar but are not for this gun. This is an excellent design, well made in Taiwan, not China[wish it was made in USA].Balance is excellent. Makes other battery only guns look like framers, at about 4#'s it is great for use overhead and on ladders, clip can be used to hang gun easily. This is so lightweight and precise I hardly use my many other air nailers. The 16 ga. straight Paslode I have, never gets used now, much larger,no angle, heavier, balance nowhere as good. The battery last a very long time and is low cost to replace unlike the other expensive higher voltage guns. The bonus screwdriver is nice for small , light work such as electrical. The molded case has extra room and hold gas cans too.The complaints are minor. The nose cover does not stay on the storage stud, falls off easily and the door on the gas cover…

I bought this finish nailer for convience. Have 9 Hitachi N65 pnumatic finish nailers and they are the best all around period.So, I figured I'd stick with Hitachi for cordless.Received the gun and charged both batteries. put in a battery and fuel cell.Tried to shoot gun...nothing!! Frustrating because I was going to use it on the job that day. Took it by my certified repair center friend. He looked at it and shook his head...right off the bat said they weren't as reliable as Paslode. He tried another fuel cell...nothing!! NO noise, fan, nothing. Its too bad Hitachidissappointed me with this nailer... UPS is picking it up tomm. I am still looking for a cordless nailer and am leaning towards a Paslode

This nailer keeps pace with what I want to do (trim work) and detach's me from the cords. I am impressed with the fit and finish of the gun. The case well that's a different matter. Arrived well packaged but still had three supports broken inside. Contacted Senco and was told to call the seller and they don't have the case's available, if I needed a case it would take MONTHS. I'll live with it but not what I expected. Case * Nailer *****

After extensive research I chose the Hitachi roofing nailer and was not at all disappointed. The nailer proved to perform excellent under all conditions. No matter how fast I went it did not misfire or jam. The only time I did have a problem was when I went to use it for the first time. After it was "broke in" it performed excellent. My roofing contractor said that he would buy it from me whenever I wish to sell it (he had to try it out also). I am very satisfied with the purchase I made and have no buyers remorse on this item.

My 1st Porter Cable FR350 lasted about 8 houses then leaked, I rebuilt it, leaked in 1 week. 2nd PC FR350 lasted less than 2 houses now leaks (trigger piston again?)Just bought the NR90ADPR. I really like it; a bit smaller and maybe better balanced than the PC. What's amazing is almost no recoil, and makes almost no more noise than a roofing nailer, hard to believe that little pop is driving a 16. The Porter Cable seems more powerful(?) - noise/recoil, but this gun homes a 3.25" nail just fine. Love the depth set of course. If it still works in 3 years it gets 5 stars. I like the pointed nose piece more than the round one on the PC, easier to toenail. No rubber bumper tip for flush nailing/finish, but how would it fit on the pointed nose? I also like that it does not have a quick detach magazine to clear jambs like Senco & PC After a few years the magazine can slip down (carrying/holding by magazine) and misfires. So you need a wrench to pull the magazine but it doesn't slip - . For $182 I'm one happy camper.

This is just what the wood Dr. ordered. It's just right for a small woodworking business like mine (small as in just me)The compressor is farely light and perfectly ballanced which is nice when you have to carry it to three or four different jobs a day. It has plenty of power to run the brad nailer.The brad nailer is nice also. I like having cases for my power tools,it keeps them from getting damaged. The 1 1/4" capasity is just right for doing finish work and works well for tacking bigger things inplace while your gluing and clamping.And how can you beat the price for top notch tools.This combo pack has made my life easyer

Have done entire houses with hammer and nails and will never do so again after buying this gun. I sided a 2 story garage alone using 16ft lgnths of cedar in about 3 days. Try using a jig, hammer and nail with a 16 footer alone! The included belt hanger on the tool was also very useful the higher I got as it allowed more mobility and kept the gun handy and the hose somewhat under control. The tool is very light, easy to load, and designed to get into fairly tight spots (only weak spot I see is the plastic nail guard so don't drop the tool )Have used this tool on several other applications such as floor sheathing and some interior planking. Great tool.....

We're building a new home and during the framing stage I watched the framers use this gun all day long, day after day with no problems. When I asked them how they liked it, they said they would not use any other gun but this one. We're nearing the end of construction and I decided to tackle the rear deck myself (lots of money to be saved in doing so). I decided to take the plunge and buy my first pneumatic nail gun. I'm not a professional builder, but, I can tell you I do love this Hitachi framer. In fact, I'm so excited about it that I've ordered additional nailers and a stapler to put in my dream shop which is going up at the same time as the house. Actually, the shop is finished - something my sweet wife reminds me of each time we visit the building site. I keep telling her "We just have to maintian our priorities!"

The tool I ordered arrived in very short time with very good condition. Thank you!

When I received the Senco FinishPro 2N1 - the original box had been open before. The 2 strips of staples was missing from the package.

The Hitachi NV75AG is a terrific coil nailer. Because it shoots sheathing thru framing nails the 75AG could be the only framing nailer in your toolbox. The real advantage of this gun is the (lack of) weight. Compared to any gun that will do the same, this gun is light. It may seem a little heavy when it's loaded with a full coil of 3" framing nails but it's not long before the coil gets shorter and then the gun is really nice to use. Everything about the 75AG is well designed and manufactured. Hitachi simply makes the best nail guns. I have owned and still own, Senco, Paslode, Makita, DeWalt and Max guns and I'm convinced Hitachi is the best. If I had to get down to just one it would be the NV75AG, the most versatile and comfortable gun I have used.

I agree with the other reviewers who have given praise to this product. I felt the same way till mine broke after less than a months use.Of course it was the compressor which broke, the part with the 90 day warranty. I did not catch that when I bought this.Senco is a good company, but I think this little compressor is not quite up to the quality of their other products.In my case it was the 1/4" copper tubing which brings the air to the tank that failed. It split where the tubing had been bent.I have fixed it with some liquid steel, since I'm on a job with it, I'm hoping the repair lasts till I have time to replace to tubing.I have used this to build two large bookcase and cabinet projects so far, and in doing so I have learned the compressors limitations. It does not do wellshooting two inch nails into MDF. It does not have the power to fully sink the nail into the material. I bought this combo for the light weightof the compressor, so I guess there must be some compromises. This won't take the place of more powerful compressors,but it is great for carrying to and from a job. I just hope I do not have problems with it in the future. I'm not sure I wouldrecommend this product, the 90 day warranty on the compressor is a big negative. especially since it seems to have some problems.

This is actually my first nailer and probably my last. The build quality is second to none. I've used it to do repairs and for some of my own creations as well. Nailing into soft and hard woods is of the utmost ease. The exhaust port is a little snug and therefore difficult to turn but adds to the feeling of sturdiness that is so reassuring. You know that it won't slip and point in the wrong direction while you're not looking. I usually run anywhere between 80 and 90 PSI. I can't comment on how easy it is to clear jams because I simply haven't had one yet and I've driven over 1000 nails to this point. It's much lighter than you would expect. The case is adequate. It feels great in my hand. The trigger is effort easily depressed. Can't say enough about it.