How to Use Ryobi 18 Gauge Cordless Brad Nailer

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

Check out my video on how to adjust the nail depth here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oonVoIJ-oriSf6s Subscribe to my channel- bit.ly/Fixer2 Thanks for watching! 😃

[@jandoeswine2808]

Thank you! The instructions that came with the nailer were unclear and lacked images or diagrams. Your video was clear, concise, and useful.

[@amyoverthetop]

Your video was really helpful. More informative than the Ryobi corporate how-to. Thanks!

[@mickclark4647]

MUCH better than the Ryobi production I just watched. Thank you.

[@janetdixon6918]

Extremely helpful! Excellent presentation. To the point with no unnecessary comments, easy to follow. I now feel confident to use this for the first time.Thanks a million.

[@luvnina1]

Yes! This video was so helpful!!!

[@josephdesmond6876]

Exactly what you just said.

[@wendymayo01]

I just bought one of these for some molding, and when I took it out of the box I was VERY intimidated, I have never used one before. Your video is perfect, it was so helpful and I got brave and did it after watching this. Thank you!

[@breeze787]

This Ryobi Airstrike 18ga 18v brad nailer seems to be one of the most popular Ryobi tools ever fall into DIYers hands. There are ladies who do craft work like building bird houses and guys who just want to talk about this very popular Ryobi tool all over KZbin. And I like it!

[@jjs777fzr]

now I'm thinking I should build a birdhouse. Would make a nice project with my son.

[@breeze787]

@@jjs777fzr I can't believe the amount of use I have for this Ryobi nailer. It's supercalifragilisticexpealadocious.

[@juancov]

Thank you for explaining the use and features. Straight to the point.

[@thegardeningartist5386]

I’m new to diy and only ever held a Brad nailer for the first time when I took it out of the box. This video is fantastic for a beginner 😊! Thanks for making this one

[@lizascarlet4047]

I literally took my kids to get this and wood today to make storage bins for under my couch. No idea how it worked, so your video was very helpful! Power tools make me a little nervous, but what you said about safety features made me feel better. Looking forward to making things for around the house!

[@AlbertoCastro-l9j]

I just bought a lot of ryobi tools from an elderly neighbor down the street and pretty much all the markings are worn out, but thx this helped a lot.

[@12thDecember]

Thank you so much! I've been wanting a brad nailer for a long time, and just ordered the Ryobi 18 gauge today. You covered everything so clearly, to the point, and without a lot of unnecessary narration. Gives me the confidence to know what to expect when the tool arrives.

[@trader_joan]

Best overview I’ve come across. I now have all the info I need to start using my Ryobi brad nailer. Thanks!

[@jackio2016]

Great video!!! I just bought one and it will be my first time ever using a Brad nailer. Your tutorial has me feeling very confident and excited to tackle my first project. Thanks so much!!!

[@sheilacaldon2371]

I'm one of those ladies that makes all sorts of things and always wanted a nailer but didn't think the compressor type was worth buying. This is perfect but I didn't know how to load the nails. Now I do, thank you! 😊

[@thePods]

Great video - clear, straight forward, good explanations about each point without extra banter - really appreciate it. Gotta go nail some stuff now...

[@andikav338]

Very good instruction! Covered all of the important features; stressed safety; was articulate and detailed, yet succinct. Not a whole lot of unnecessary jocularity and commentary! My kind of presentation. Thank you!

[@Sooz1234]

Thank you for the very helpful information. I am also a Ryobi fan, and at 72, prefer to work smarter, not harder. I already have a set of helpful Ryobi tools and find them a good weight and size for my little old lady hands. I am planning to build a faux beam mantel cover and decided that pounding in the nails by hand was not going to be very entertaining, so purchased the nailer - good luck to me... 😱

[@loumitch1]

I just bought one of these and I really like it. Mine matches your nail gun except that my gun doesn't have the switch for single/multi nailing. The one I bought is the Ryobi Airstrike 18 gauge.

[@grb024]

This is literally the most useful Ryobi tool I own. It’s priced MUCH more reasonably than any of its competitors, and it works like a charm.

[@brianm3724]

Great overview, thank you for the tutorial and calling out the small details. I just got this brad nailer this weekend.

[@kentaroo.7759]

I have the older brushed brad nailer, works just fine.

[@Adrenaline416]

Home Depot has these on sale for $99 until January so I decided to pick one up. Thanks for the helpful intro, cheers.

[@TeeW215]

On my way to get one today…I wanted to see/hear a review of this…I love Ryobi tools, and slowly building my supply…This video was really helpful with the features…👍🏽…new sub!

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

Thanks for watching and subscribing! 😃

[@jeffreybeasley8448]

Just bought one and your video helped a lot. Clear and concise!

[@JoshMalatchesMusic]

Just picked one of these up to do a DIY feature wall. This video is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks brother!

[@LSUTigerMom]

Hubby was reading the pamphlet. Complaining about the pamphlet… I Found your video, thank heavens! Thank you so much for making such a useful video🎉

[@valerieurquhart5773]

This video helped me out tremendously. Everything that he stated was exactly right and I was able to get my projected completed the same day. Thanks for an awesome tutorial video.

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

Happy to help! 👍

[@Bobbyg2018]

Perfect video! All the info I wanted and no fluff - well done.

[@karonivey9181]

Awesome video! I’m a subscriber to your first channel. How did I miss you have a second. I see a binge session coming!

[@johnnyteevlogs1995]

Thanks, for the info on the brad nailer, I just got mine and was just wondering about how to adjust the settings on it.... I'm not into reading the book, its easier just to watch you go through the feature on it.

[@louislandi938]

I’ve been using mine for over a year and just learned a few thing. Thank you!

[@zebrabing]

Brilliant thanks, It has just arrived, So gonna make my beehives. Really appreciate the great video, from UK.

[@EnlightenedEndeavor]

Thank you sir for your excellent tutorial. It is the best one. Im a visual learner, hate to read any instructions. Now Im ready for my DIY pine wood installation.

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

Awesome to hear! Happy to help! And good luck with your project!

[@lecutter9382]

Thanks for that. The only thing you didn't cover - and what I was looking for - was the depth of drive adjustment wheel on the side by the nose. Found it online. Thanks though, good video other wise.

[@janeteverett1358]

Thank you I just opened the box and about to use it for the 1st time. Great directions thank you

[@osocarpinterocarpinteria]

I just bought it, I really know how to use it, but always checking extra details, nice video amigo, greetings from Tecate, Mx

[@32028Eduardo]

I usually use milwaukee for wood/electric while dewalt for drywall. But for finish work i use this ryobi nailer. Is pretty good

[@MartyChapple]

Thanks for explaining things... You just give the easy safe way to use the nailer ....Well Done

[@crisjenness274]

Thank you so much! This is so helpful. Just bought one and did not want to read the instructions.

[@stuffwithkids7127]

Thank you. That solved a couple mysteries I have had with mine.

[@louislandi938]

I recently started using this tool. As a typical hard head I unboxed it, loaded nails and put in the battery. Worked fine but your video really explained it for me. You didn’t rush through it. For the pro with 50yrs experience, I wonder if he lost the soft rubber (?) piece the mounts on the head and prevents marring?

[@beansrgd]

Ty for keeping it basic entry instructions!!! Cuz I’m not familiar with contractors’ slang . Clear the jam/ nails go here/ my style. No music- yay 🎉

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

That’s my goal! Happy to hear it. Lots more to come!

[@alexspectre962]

Super cool video. Just bought me one and needed a walk through. Much appreciated. I feel much safer now.

[@grindTIME1985]

I like Ryobi products because of its multi purpose battery ecosystem, and secondly, because its cost effective for my wallet. I'm a guy that does small home DIY projects and their products gets the job done.

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

Agreed! I remodeled my entire house and they worked great. 😃

[@tommyvlogssimz4274]

Thanks! was gifted one of these used and couldn't figure it out. Appreciate the video.

[@tenthmile]

Thank you, I've been terrified to use this--I've had it sitting in a closet for 2 years. I finally just used it to put up door trim.

[@BobMuir100]

Best run through on the Ryobi I have seen, thank you. Bob England

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

Thanks for watching, Bob! 😃

[@venderstrat]

Thanks. I just bought one and nailed on some architrave.

[@TheTubeMeister]

I love riobi, too. Have their lawn mower, drills, nail gun. You name it.

[@williamwilliams7706]

I read the instructions quickly and used mine for a couple of shots. Looked this video up and multiple cool things not in the instructions. Thanks.

[@brandonramon5754]

Just bought one today and I am very thankful I found your video! Can’t wait to get to work! 😅

[@gabyrodriguez2874]

Thanks! I just got my first one. Very helpful and informative! 🎉

[@muajem]

Literally one video and explained all I needed to know, thanks man!

[@terryrush5585]

Great. I have lots of those brand tools, always good quality with no problem

[@DanaConquersBoutique]

Nice! I’m staring at your tool shelf in envy… I love Ryobi.

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

It’s taken a few years to build the collection. 😁

[@kennethpenn2098]

@ Dana❤

[@YuliyPershman]

Nice short explanation, I found something new about my Ryobi

[@JohnS-b8j]

Just bought me this one yesterday, and I am diggin' it

[@mikeoncampus]

Thanks brother. Much better than the official ryobi video.

[@user-uj9cy2wj1j]

Excellent tutorial. I never used mine until your video. 🎉💯💣💣💣 Subscribed!

[@conny4973]

I'm with you, I love Ryobi. I'm a beginning DIYer, kitchen is almost done (complete remodel), living room has been scraped, painted... Just got done laying my laminate floor and I'm replacing all trim and moulding as well. I purchased pretty much all Ryobi tools (aside from my DeWalt miter saw) because I didn't want to spend a ton and hate DIYing. Well, come to find out I love it... And I'd still replace tools with Ryobi. Lol Already told hubby that a table saw is next. He just shook his head. 😂😂

[@liamstraub3394]

glad you are loving the new hobby, sounds like youve been getting lots accomplished.

[@ginamoody5105]

Excellent explanation that you. I'm new to wood working.

[@HeiderSati]

Great video, can this be used to shoot tiny pin nails into a laminate floor frame (sticking to a skirting board) ? thanks

[@pegstervegas]

Thanks for the video!!!! Beginner here, exactly what I needed to know!

[@RichardClay.9557]

Thank you very much for posting this video, the directions that it came with we’re not so clear, but your video was great

[@opc6972]

Best video on how to use this tool

[@youcanthide004]

Love Ryobi / I have a bunch of Milwaukee M2 fuel stuff, but most of my equipment is Ryobi

[@pnkpanther509]

I agree with most comments. For me, it would have been helpful if you had spent more time talking about the air pressure and depth adjustment dials. If you are up for it, would enjoy another video that talks more about that. For example, what setting is good for door trim or finishing work, etc.. Thank you!

[@diehammerham]

Warning! When you unlatch the top part if there’s a nail jam, keep your hands away from that area. The pressure from the spring slashed my hand

[@tango0032]

Slash mine too I took it back just gonna go with the regular old school nail and hammer! They need to warn people about that area dangerous!

[@jablot5054]

​@@tango0032 that's common sense.

[@xballsport]

I've had my p320 since 2014 and its still nearly flawless.

[@edred1983]

The was thorough ,this was informative, you made it look so easy. Thank you for the explanation of all the features cause the manual was crap.

[@klgraf]

Great video! Thanks - I'm about to use my Ryobi brad nailer for the first time :)

[@bast713]

This was a really clear and thorough video. Thank you!

[@JIMMIX7]

I just bought the starter kit with the nailer in, the charger and a 5Ah battery. The nailer is still called the R18GN18, but has not got the multiple shots on this model. I wish I had known this before I ordered it. And my god this thing is heavy even without the battery, and I have yet to put a 5Ah battery on.

[@newleafcanine]

10 videos to find your to the point perfect one. Thanks a bunch!!

[@learntodance6832]

Thank you for a very clear and detailed explanation. Much appreciated

[@mv80401]

My handyman was astounded when I showed him my nailer, hadn't know this tech exists. He does lots of small jobs where it's a pain to use a compressor. BTW, I have a first gen of this unit and the one you're showing is an improvement.

[@carmenjuarez1219]

Thank you that was excellent now I know how to use my new Ryobi tool! 🎉🎉

[@kimchitran1722]

Thank you! Your video is very clear to understand👍

[@tyrone929]

Great review, straight to the point.

[@luiscards]

Excellent video. How do you like the Ryobi pin nailer? I am thinking of purchasing one to do light duty work. Do you recommend it?

[@jimdenoncourt3847]

Unpackaged, loaded 16 guage brads and inserted 18V 3aH battery. Pressed the tool against the work surface, pulled trigger and the thing fired! Perfect, except, no nail came out. Tried over and over and nails would not come out. No jam identified. Reloaded nails. Set max pressure. There was no flashing light error. Only no nail! Many people ask about this and it is common, but it is never addressed. Help, please.

[@jnarasipura]

Excellent presentation. Not too much or too little. Thanks for the educational video.

[@jewelsbaby2449]

Thank you so such. You got straight to the point and I love that🙌🙌

[@cherylcleveland4078]

Thanks I just bought a ryobi nailer to bad,mine is compressor 😂 yours looks great,thanks again for the video it really helped 🙃👍

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

Glad the video could help!

[@klosettreat]

Oh yeah this was great. I bought one now I’m learning how to use it lol

[@madraven07]

Good basic overview. Concise is nice.

[@manuelmalavet8041]

Best tutorial I have seen. Thank you

[@Journey2myskinny]

Great video extremely thorough and I'm ready to use my new toy!😂

[@zray8929]

Thanks for your detailed instruction.

[@SteveClark-n2y]

Thank you. Any need to lubricate the gun?

[@DoingitFitGrandmasWay]

This is so useful and informative. Thank you.

[@juliogerardodezenea3182]

Quick question, mine is 2 years old and used it only 4 times and have it at max depth and max pressure and nails are going only half way😢😢, any advice, already troubleshooting and nothing,

[@tonyv9712]

Great instructional video. I didn't have to read the manual

[@DavidBrunelle-h1f]

Excellent presentation and very helpful.

[@negusvpanther]

Quick question to you: Do you do videos on various Ryobi tools or is it just this particular tool?

[@susansmith493]

I want to install board and batten. Is this the right tool for that?

[@LandoSuccess]

Great straight to the point video 🕺🏾

[@robingillespie4467]

O I need this tool, thank you for posting. I will go get one now.

[@herbertjohnston4608]

Excellent. I just ordered my first gun. 🇬🇧👍

[@ronaldgarcia8041]

When does the air cylinder need to be recharged or replaced?