24-32 | Metabo HPT 18V 18-GAUGE 1-1/2-in Narrow Crown Stapler | N1804DBM

[@baseballdude8491]

Always great reviews Metabo HPT/Hitachi has been the nailer/fastener champ for 25+yrs

[@landonlakes4782]

Love the channel. Could you review the compact Metabo HPT recip saw? Some good kits available right now but no KZbin reviews

[@cassielmeng780]

great video

[@stock23]

all I want is for them to redo the 23 gauge

[@vincentalvarado9478]

I think they just redid the pin nailer. I was on Amazon and they have a new pin nailer kit

[@steveg7000]

No bump? No sale.

[@antoniopolselli5450]

Your vlog link is down. Your amazon link goes to the older 'air spring drive' model N1804DA (kit) which says 4.4Lbs and costs $250. The amazon page for your review of 'mechanical spring drive' model N1804DB (kit) says ‎10.28 pounds which is false per metabo's own website saying it's 5.7 lbs pounds and costs $170. They both appear to fire the exact same range of 18ga staples which have a crown of 1/4'' The designation 'narrow crown' is extremely confusing. All the listings for the N1804DB use narrow crown presumably to mean '1/4'' crown'. Farther investigation revealed that some building related websites use 'narrow crown' to include up to 1/2''... Does this gun accept wider 'narrow crowns'? And what do you think of the price difference? Does the brushless motor mean it will last longer? Imagine if AI was actually useful. This would have taken seconds instead of nearly an hour of research.

[@4thewinak]

Good find. fixed it. thanks!

[@agtakaitilak645]

Can I sheath a wall with 7/16 inch OSB with this?

[@4thewinak]

@@agtakaitilak645 not recommended. Not enough depth