Ryobi Cordless Nailers Compared

[@dannyherbert67]

The biggest finish nailer you have is a 16 gauge, the 15 gauge has an angled magazine, and the nails are angled as well

[@youcanthide004]

Thanks man super comprehensive. This is exactly the video I was looking for.

[@randymurray934]

They have a 34 degree framing nailer as well. But it's mostly sold in Australia

[@cliess]

This is exactly the video I was looking for. I've got an upcoming project and wasn't totally sure which one I needed.. this video helped greatly. Even better, Home Depot has the 18-gauge one on sale this weekend. Thanks so much!

[@RYwoodview]

Battery operated nailers are the best thing that ever happened to pneumatic tools.

[@klwarhouse]

Damn right!

[@DonHall-w3l]

I also have the 16 gauge, only other choice I saw listed was the 18 gauge, but needed one bigger for my purposes.

[@berthagen387]

Just got the 16 myself as no 18 gauges avail. Not sure about it yet that thing is quite big compared to the other

[@skygreen5939]

FYI / for viewer clarification: there's no such thing as a "crown stapler" - all staples have a crown (that's what makes a fastener a staple). The WIDTH of the crown (3/8", Narrow, etc) is the nominal distinction between the different staple types. Ryobi makes both a 3/8"-Crown Stapler and a Narrow-Crown Stapler; the one featured in this video is the latter. Ryobi's marketing sometimes gets this wrong as well, which is probably contributing to the confusion.

[@pmp4909]

That's not the 15 gauge nailer that's the 16 gauge

[@snakesonn3590]

Sorry

[@adamashlock1787]

Really great video showing different purposes. #cheers !!

[@jameskleist4019]

You nailed it! 😊

[@josephpuchel6497]

Hello What nails brand wise can be used ?? Coated, ring shank, common ?? Any restrictions ? I want the new angle finish nailer. Thank you

[@mvpd98]

What are the different applications?

[@khlynch8]

The 15 gauge claims to handle 2 1/2” nails. Won’t take dewalt and others, only Porter Cable which claim to be 2 1/2 but are actually shorter.

[@barba1048]

Which battery do you recommend for the 18 gauge brad nailer for diy?

[@JoseLuis-yn7jl]

The dem is good but you need tonail wood to wood to see it attaches to the wood projects

[@tabauknight]

This is a very good video. Thanks now I know which one I need.

[@bobbystewart2605]

Jw, Whts the use for the crown stapler vs the brad nailer?

[@FarrellNusz]

Is any of them roofing nailer

[@AULE911]

Own 15, 18, 23 ganailer. As a diyer dont need framing nailers

[@georgefredericks2699]

16 ga. not 15 ga. I have both

[@georgefredericks2699]

test have been done, and 16 and 15 ga. have about the same strength.

[@adamjames1375]

​@@georgefredericks2699 I don't doubt their fasteners holding strength is very similar when using the same length nail, as their diameters are so close. In practice I've found the angled 15° magazine is much more maneuverable as well as being able to shoot 2-1/2" nails as opposed to 2" in 16°. They also seem to punch slightly better especially through corner bead/metal stud e.t.c...

[@georgefredericks2699]

@@adamjames1375 I actually prefer the 15 ga. myself. I liked your video very much. I am actually a pastor and DIYer. Thank you for your video.

[@yusuffrahman2858]

What kind of animal do you have to be to lift a 9AH battery comfortably in the HP nailer lol

[@Rockoblocko]

No problem if you have popeye forearms

[@ohyeahthatsright3155]

I’ve been callled a mule before

[@ankewynmalen1186]

Difficult to see what you are showing us when you hold things up to the camera. You might want to hold it there a bit longer without moving it about so we can actually see.

[@joaquinchan9936]

Ryobi has some decent nailers, but I think it's time for Ryobi to jump the move and make them all brushless once and for good.

[@DonHall-w3l]

We are still getting "aquainted".