WORX Nail Force. Cordless Brad nailer. Battery operated nail gun. WORX power share

[@janmowbray3191]

I really like my NailForce. It's my favourite tool. I've been using it on door casings, butted door headings and baseboards. It's fast enough and strong enough for my uses. Thanks for your video.

[@seventynine76]

i bought the NailForce tool half a year ago an I am very happy I did to this day! 80 x 5 cm nail per minute on a 20V battery is just insane. The machine never failed me, the lights are great as i like to work at night. great tool at an insanely low price!

[@craiglee2939]

I love WORX products! Just bought one and never used a nail gun before. Your video was very helpful.

[@Jeffreviews4u]

I certainly am a fan...I have liked the different products that I have purchased from the WORX brand. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@kjen124]

It's a heavy nailer, but absolutely love this nailer. I use it every day and only charged it once, sense I got it for Christmas. The best thing of all, I do not have to listen to a irritating sound of an air compressor!

[@Jeffreviews4u]

Not hearing the air compressor is a must. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

[@treebrookwoodworks2225]

Hey there Jeff! I just got my Worx brad nailer today. Hoping to use it this weekend and try it out on some cedar planter boxes I'm building. This is my first Worx product, so I'm hoping that I'm really going to like this. Thanks for the video and for taking the time to make it. 👍🏻

[@sylviajoiner9196]

Thanks for for demo. Got mind two days ago. I love it. I do a bit of upholstery, it works fine. Wish I could share my finished product

[@Jeffreviews4u]

That's cool. I'd love to see a finished product, can you share on Instagram? Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

[@1petrofski]

Bought this Works nailer and used it on the first day to install 20mm pine fencing slats. Was working great but after about sixty nails the sliding impact bar slid right through and wouldnt return. Opened it up with the allen key and it did the same thing about six times, rather frustrating .Suddenly started working again but need to test again. It hasnt given me much faith in the tool as am now uncertain whether it will work at clients houses.. As a contractor i now carry my pnematic makita 18 gauge nailer + compressor and the works nailer to jobs for the day it plays up again. I will be in contact with Worxs for a replacement is this happens again.

[@elizabethrogers6897]

Hi Jeff...Menards has the Worx, Nail Force which includes the nailer, the battery, the charger, and the carrying case for $156.00😊 Love your reviews❤

[@mikec5293]

Very helpful, bought one of these awhile back, wanting to use it, seems like it will do what I need and if I follow the directions, should be fine. Thanks.

[@Jeffreviews4u]

Happy to help. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@Godshole]

Mine arrived today. Love it. My only gripe is that I origionally ordered the bare tool, via the WORKS amazon store with no battery/charger, and when I finaly got the shipping date for here in the UK it was late MARCH (ordered begining of January for projects I am doing NOW) The sneaky bastards are delaying shipping the bare tool so you cave in and pay the extra for the full set with battery and charger to get the thing in a reasonable amount of time. £50 extra for a charger and 1 battery, that I don't even need. BAH!!!

[@Jeffreviews4u]

I like the bare tools as well. I have 6 of the batteries so that's good for me...lol. although I have heard they are making newer models of the battery which are supposed to last longer. Thanks for checking out the video and taking the time to comment.

[@Godshole]

@@Jeffreviews4u Thanks for your reply. Drill Strimmer Hedge trimmer shureshot? Water gun spray thing, (not very powerfull but ok to clean bike.) and now the nail gun. So I am a bit all in with the shared battery thing. If only I had more hands!!

[@JohnPaynekj4wzo]

Awesome Video! Thanks for a Year of video's that kept us going through these tough times. You gave us all something to look forward to. Looking forward to all your videos in 2021! Happy New Year

[@Jeffreviews4u]

Absolutely John, thanks for your continued support! Happy New Years!

[@thomasbrent3367]

Very thorough and informative. Using it for a practical application like shiplap was good to see. Nice presentation and video, also.

[@Jeffreviews4u]

Glad you found the video to be helpful! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment 🙂 👍

[@lankwardsmith7659]

Machine is a lifesaver

[@gailwatson4927]

I have two separate tools. That one looks heavy. Very cool.

[@Jeffreviews4u]

It is heavy, but oh so fun to use. Happy New Year!

[@crazyhandshands9028]

I put a little oil to help the gun function better

[@danhazen2195]

It is a great tool and I have done a number of projects already with the Worx Nail Force. The only thing I find that is troublesome is that it is temperamental in firing from time to time and I have no idea why. I bought this tool because I have purchased a number of works tools and products and have had great success.

[@danhazen2195]

I forgot to add that it will push a staple through metal studs. I made panels with metal studs from Lowes fill it in with Rockwool insulation and stapled 30lb. tar paper on the back and metal from my mobile home skirting to the front of the metal stud small box to replace my skirting on my mobile home.

[@Carolokie3]

Mine works great!! Love it!

[@justin20012]

thanks for the video, looking to purchase this to do some trim. sounds like it will do the job!

[@Jeffreviews4u]

It's pretty convenient. If you end up getting it let me know what you think.

[@rollout57]

Yes I use mine

[@Jeffreviews4u]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@Awsom47Merc]

That Worx Nailer Is A POS !!! I tried my brand new one today and it shot one nail and no more !!! I was using the nails that came with it. A fully charged battery and nothing just noise. So it goes back to Amazon tomorrow ! The critical comments at Amazon state most people had the same problem. Wish I would have read them first before ordering it. 😖

[@Jeffreviews4u]

That is frustrating. I have a misfire from time to time. Thanks for sharing your experience 👍

[@willrobinson3972]

Nice shiplap...looks promising...

[@Jeffreviews4u]

Lol...now to sit and relax on the porch!

[@mattmyers8704]

Will be extremely helpful to show process of clearing a jam - I hear tell that it's tedious and time consuming - but have not seen the process on video. Can someone please help?

[@brucecoleman7412]

That looks pretty cool. Does it have enough power to install tongue and groove hardwood flooring? Before I bought something like that, I would want to make sure it could go through hardwood. Happy New Year, Jeff!

[@Jeffreviews4u]

I wouldn't use this for hardwood floors, you'd need a pneumatic nail gun for that. Happy New Year!

[@johnnymontes4461]

This is a cool gun

[@grandtrunk49]

Good video. I have this and would like to get another opinion on how it does with the shorter brads. Mine jams with shorter brads but works fine, as yours did, with the longer brads. Any idea why that may be?

[@delfinamiranda230]

Hello can I use this for underlayment? Thank you

[@ohgary]

There seemed to be a black residue around nail heads when you started nailing. What is that? Is that a Bob Ross painting on the wall?

[@brobinson767]

With a fully charge battery, about how many nails can you shoot on average?

[@TADDs101]

450-500

[@jsskippy1312]

I have some decking to replace, will the 18 gauge nails do the job?

[@Jeffreviews4u]

You'll need larger nails for that, these are more like brad nails for trim.