Spot Nails CB1850 18 Gauge Brad Nailer, 1/2-Inch to 2-Inch

$ 89.41

Score By Feature

Based on 14 ratings

Customer service

9.60

Packaging

9.90

Giftable

9.90

Delivery

9.90

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Product Description

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Depth Control that can be adjusted

Is it a Bump or a Restrictive Trigger?

Quickly Clear Your Nose

Exhaust that can be adjusted in 360 degrees

Carrying Case Made of Plastic

Questions & Answers

Hello, just to make sure, 2 inch 18 gauge nails are required. because it appears to be smaller in the photo I just wanted to make sure?

Yes, it also accepts the 2" nail. a fantastic firearm

Is there a way to change the depth of the image? There was no mention of it in the instructions or on the parts diagram. It's driving me insane! ?

For woodworking pneumatic tools, I use an air regulator.

Selected User Reviews For Spot Nails CB1850 18 Gauge Brad Nailer, 1/2-Inch to 2-Inch

I wish you a happy husband! My husband makes a lot of wooden items for our home and to decorate our yard for the holidays, so this was the ideal gift for him

5/5

He'd been looking for something like this.

Phoenix NICHOLLS

| Jul 26, 2021

I'm a carpenter who specializes in finishing work

5/5

Without a doubt, this is the best brad gun available. It never jams, it's compact, and the trigger is far superior to any other. The only downside for me is that they changed the design of the slide from the previous model, which had a metal slide that only took certain nails but never jammed in a year of tons of houses. The newer one is still debatable, but it is unquestionably worth the money.

Astrid Swanson

| Apr 03, 2021

My brad gun for spot nails is one of my favorites

5/5

I'm a carpenter who specializes in finishing work. I've tried Hitatchi, but they're not very long-lasting. I like Senco, but this little brad gun is built a little tougher, and it really sets the nail while leaving a small hole. It's also small and portable.