DEWALT ATOMIC Compact Series™ 20V MAX* Brushless Cordless 23 Ga. Pin Nailer (Tool Only) (DCN623B)

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I've therefore wanted a battery-only 1st fix nailer from a main stream power tool manufacturer with Li-Ion batteries which could be interchanged with my main stream cordless tools for years – in fact ever since I heard that deWalt were working on one back around 2005 or 2006. After the running-in period I've found the DCN692 to be no better or worse than my Senco or past Paslodes in terms of jams and stalls. Take the top piece off and you'll see a cylinder with a raised bit which sometimes flicks back if you've hit something hard. The battery charger performance at circa 90 minutes for a full 5Ah charge is hardly stellar when compared to the charge speed on my Makita 18 volt LXT kit (circa 45 minutes for a 5Ah battery), but you can upgrade to a faster charger and in any case I seriously doubt that anyone could actually flatten a 5Ah battery in less than 4 hours – in general I have been getting a full day, or almost, out of a single 5Ah battery.

It was surprising to me that this tool can fire a nail, like a gun fires a bullet, through the air and not have a prerequisite for firing to first have the no-mar tip nosepiece being compressed against the workpiece. The controls, with the exception of the speed control hidden away below the rafter hook, fall easily to hand and the tool is short enough to be able to get into most spaces, such as between 400mm centres joists. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.I'll start this review by stating what I do for a living – I'm a carpenter and joiner doing mainly site work and I do almost anything from (basic) shuttering to roofing work (at a push) and almost everything in between, or so it seems. In fact the only aspect of this gun I still dislike is the weight – but even there I've learned to live with it. i was doing a loft conversion job at the time so the gun was used side by side with my makita first fix gun. Then you may find some non-OEM gas can oil-up the inside of your gun and stop it working (Champion, especially, for some reason).

Then, also squeezing the primary trigger fires the nailer, countersinking the nail below the surface leaving a tiny hole.The Hikoki NP18DSALW4Z 18V 23 Gauge Pin Nailer is a lightweight and compact piece of equipment, ideal for working with nails between 15 and 35mm in length. and the case is certainly smaller than the cases of either of those tools, a plus if space in the van is limited.

Stalls and jams can happen with any first fix gun, so the stall release lever on the front of the nailer is designed to overcome this when it happens. Family-owned since 1998, Powertool World has become one of the UK's largest tool distributors – and we're still growing. This tool also has a dry fire lockout, w/ a red lockout light, disabling the nailer until additional nails are loaded.If you deny, we will use only the essential cookies and you will not receive any personalised content. DeWalt recommends either Dewalt or Porter-Cable pins, but I have had great success with Senco as well.

If anything I’d probably prefer corded to avoid having different batteries (all my current battery powered stuff is dewalt). at the time the makita was playing up something rotten which i since discovered was that damn champion gas. Complete finish, trim, and remodeling work with this ATOMIC™ Compact Series™ 20V MAX* Brushless Cordless 23 Ga. I know other brands make them but I’m a huge dewalt 20v guy I’m wondering if anyone had heard about a 23 gauge pin nailer I have the other cordless guns and a “micro” pinner would make life a lot better.Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.