The Hitachi NR90GC2/J8 Cordless Clipped Head Framing Nailer is at the forefront of cordless nailer technology and as such incorporates many features unmatched by its rivals. Part of the reason for the seemingly unending supply of battery power has to do with a battery-save feature that this nailer includes.

Featuring a brushless motor, dual function trigger for change between bump fire and single fire, tool-less depth of fire change, an integrated belt hook, a dry-fire lockout mechanism to protect the tool plus a shock absorption system to extend user comfort.

That's all for this one, if this is your first time watching one of my videos, I publish videos every week on a Friday, usually project build videos but also tool videos and occasional vlogs. It uses sealed compressed air to drive each nail, which results in zero ramp up time, up to 2 nails driven per second, recoil that feels like a pneumatic nailer and best of all, there is no refilling of the air tank required. The Hitachi NR1890DBCL Cordless First Fix Framing Nailer is a new addition to Hitachi's cordless range. Safety features like the dry firing lockout and soft, non-slip rubber grip add to its appeal while the fold-away hook can be looped over joints for convenience. The 4-1/2” hook swivels out of the way when not in use and can be mounted on either side to accommodate right and left-handed users.

I've also tried it in some dense hardwoords like oak, and it drives nails in fully as you'd hope - so it certainly doesn't lack power. The HiKOKI / Hitachi 18v Brushless Framing Nailer is a new addition to HiKOKI / Hitachi's cordless range. The Hitachi NT65GB Cordless Angled Finishing Nailer (16g) is perfect for jobs in hard to reach areas and with its lightweight and compact 1. Pro Tool Reviews is a successful online publication that has been providing tool reviews and industry news since 2008. How have you got on in terms of reliability - read a comment online about someone having to send it away to have the "sealed for life" air recharged.The biggest disadvantage to the Hitachi is its weight, which weighing in at 10 pounds with battery, is a pound heavier than the Dewalt DCN692, and three pounds heavier than the Paslode CF325XP. Gas nailers, on the other hand require regularcstripping and cleaning - far more intervention, in fact, than the cordless nailers.

Meaning when you fire the nailer, the fastener is installed with zero lag, and the piston is immediately reset.If you do not contact us within 14 days of purchase, we will direct you to the manufacturers guidelines. As a second generation carpenter, William grew up around job sites and discovered his love of tools.

Using Hitachi Power Tools ' all-new 18 volt brushless motor and Air Spring Drive System, both of these cordless nailers eliminate the need for air hose and air compressor. This, in part, is thanks to Hitachi’s Air Spring Drive System, which uses permanently sealed compressed air to drive each nail - resulting in zero ramp up time, and driving speeds up to 2 nails per second. Grabbing a heavy compressor, nailer, unrolling the hose and then repeating to pick up, always seemed like way too much work, and time, for smaller jobs. The NR90GC2/J8 features a longer trigger stroke for safer use and a reduction in misfires, dry firing lockout again to help prevent accidental nail fire and a soft grip handle for improved control and reduce user fatigue.If you are a roofer, who is working at height, firing nails in all day, week in and week out then a gas nailer makes sense.