EinhellTE-CN 18 Li Power X-Change 18V Cordless Nail Gun |2-In-1 Brad Nailer & Stapler, 20 Shots Per Minute, Includes 300 Nails And 300 Staples | Solo Gun - Battery And Charger Not Included

Really good nail gun, works great and really good quality and value for the price

The media could not be loaded. I thought I’d make the effort to write this review as it took me days researching nail guns for my oak lounge flooring. Ignore reports of the gun misfiring or the nails not going in fully etc etc. if you apply the right pressure at the correct angle you’ve no problems. If you push a little too hard, you’ll get a small notch mark made by the recoil of the gun. I’m currently doing up my cottage and I’ve a few of the einhell range so it made sense and I’ve been impressed by einhell bar their drill. I’m putting down 10mm OAK flooring , some boards are almost 12mm which I was sent incorrectly, and the gun has been perfect. Should I go for 16g or 18g I hear you say? I looked into this extensively and although I’d prefer 16g for piece of kind (1.2mm diameter nails/brads or staples) it just wasn’t worth the extra money. Pneumatic are cheap but I don’t have a compressor. The nails aren’t the thickest at 18g (1mm) but they are holding my boards down nicely, thus far. I put down a 6mm ply sub floor down to even out any inconsistencies in old floor boards (didn’t bother ripping these as I had the height to play with). I work to nail length being 3 x the substrate thickness your nailing so this gun provided the perfect length Brad/nail (I think Brad is a yanky term). I’ve noticed the cartridge compartment has opened itself once or twice but when the gun is empty. 3mAh battery went down one bar during a whole days use - impressive. Not the lightest but more than manageable. I wanted to throw in a few details about my job as I couldn’t find the answers on these reviews. Oh and lastly, I’m face nailing my boards because I bought straight edge boards, not T&G (tongue and grove), lots more hassle but i wanted a rustic, antiquated look. The nailers you get which you hit with a hammer are designed to be nailed through the tongue at 45o, something I don’t have. You can barely see the heads of the nails. Highly recommend this product. I’ve not tried the staples.

Wish I had bought one years ago. Bought to fix wood cladding to a ceiling. Brads just long enough. Good value. Not too heavy

Good little bit of kit . feels well made and has some weight to it . no issues with the function but finding 5.7 wide staples is a bit of a faff .

This is a great stapler/brad gun - really powerful and effective with a long battery life. One really good feature is that it doesn't doesn't punch the brad in the same way as the staple and therefore you don't get that unsightly 'double' dent from the stapler function like some others. It's quite heavy, but then it functions more effectively for that. Really good value for money compared to its competitors.

Very simple to load and use but even at max impact the 32mm nail were left 2-3 mm out when connecting 12mm ply to framing wood work.

My gun does not fire all the way in..regardless whether long or short brads..not even the staples go in on full strength and full battery.

Trusted barns, I've used this brand for years, and never let me down, it's a little bit weighty but does the job, worth the buy