MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL 2744-20 M18 Fuel 21 Degree Framing Nailer

$ 395.98

Score By Feature

Based on 32 ratings

Easy to use

9.80

Value for money

9.60

Light weight

9.10

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Product Description

ALL YOU NEED IS ONE SHOT. Have the same power as a pneumatic nailer without the hassle of lugging around cords and compressors. Using our nitrogen spring mechanism, POWERSTATE brushless motor, and REDLINK technology, this framing nailer delivers the power to sink full round head nails into dense engineered lumbers, allowing you to tackle even the most demanding framing applications.

EFFICIENT USE OF TIME. To get the job done right, use a ballistic and jam-free nailing system. Minutes are saved per day, and hours are saved per week. Rapid mode fires up to 3 nails per second with no ramp-up time, and sequential and contact actuation firing modes save time.

MOVE AS FREELY AS POSSIBLE. Work safer, faster, and more efficiently with his portable framer in hand! Spend less time adjusting hoses and dragging compressors, and avoid that unpleasant hazard!

GET BETTER AT WHAT YOU DO. The most advanced system of cordless power tool electronics is powered by Milwaukee's game-changing REDLINK PLUS Intelligence hardware and software. Connects the tool, the battery, and the charger in a full circle of communication. All power tools desire REDLINK PLUS Intelligence, but only a Milwaukee can provide it.

COMMITTED TO EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS M18 FUEL is the M18 System's flagship product, designed for the world's most demanding tradesmen. M18 FUEL continues to achieve new levels of power and performance never seen before on an 18V platform, thanks to the latest in cordless technology. M18 FUEL tools are part of the M18 system, which includes more than 175 performance-driven, trade-focused solutions.

Questions & Answers

With a 3, how many nails can you drive? Is it true that the battery has a capacity of 0 ah?

My airgun is lighter and faster, but it comes in handy on occasion. The five is what I use. Batteries with a capacity of 0 ah. While we're using one, they usually have time to charge the other.

Is it possible to get a longer nail clip? ger?

Yes, you can use an extended magazine, but I chose not to because it is quite heavy. I'm saving weight by using a small battery. There is a lot of energy. For small renovation projects, a gun is used.

Is it possible to use full round head plastic collated nails with this?

This gun fires full-head full-angle nails at a 21-degree angle.

What is the weight of it?

It's significantly heavier than a pneumatic, perhaps twice as much.

Selected User Reviews For MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL 2744-20 M18 Fuel 21 Degree Framing Nailer

NAIL DRIVING POWER IS EXTREMELY EXTREMELY EXTREMELY EXTREMELY I LOVED EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS NAILER

5/5

IT WORKS GREAT, HAS A LOT OF POWER, AND IS EASY TO USE.

Presley Sanford

| May 20, 2021

Excellent value for money

5/5

It's fantastic.

Kobe Shields

| Oct 12, 2021

It's a cinch to use

5/5

For the past 17 years, I've been using paslodes for framing, and I believe I've been converted.

Heath Richard

| Oct 31, 2021

It's a total scumbag

5/5

Buries the nails and fires quickly, and there's no need for a hose or compressor.

Crystal Henry

| Jan 30, 2021

Paslode is going to be defunct

5/5

I got mine from Ace Tools and thought I'd share my thoughts on it here. br>First and foremost, if you already own a Milwaukee M18 tool, this is a no-brainer; however, other brands offer comparable framing nailers. It's always more practical to stay in your battery line. br>2nd, you'll need a high-output battery; the slim batteries that come with the Milwaukee starter kit won't cut it. br>3rd, you'll need 21° plastic clip full-head nails. If you're making headers, you're probably aware that code necessitates full head nails, which the 30° nailer won't provide. The clip can be replaced with a 30° replacement if you buy that sperate, but that is not a common use case. br>The good, this gun has frightening amounts of power, great rafter hook, faster than you would ever need, has a good tip that catches the wood well, cordless, battery life lasts a long timebr>The bad, about a pound heavier than an air framing gun, only holds a single clip (can get bigger clip),.