DEWALT 20V MAX* Framing Nailer, 21-Degree, Plastic Collated, Tool Only (DCN21PLB)

If you are doing a lot of framing this is a must. Installed a lot of 2x4 framing to rebuild old sheds and then installed OSB and while sometimes it did jam if you use the tool and loosen the head they clear right out. Don't get in a hurry wait until the tool spins up and hold it straight and firmly. Batteries last a long time. It is heavy but it needs to be. I could not have done the work using a hammer, holding up the OSB and nailing at the same time. Great tool, it was my first battery nailing hammer and so much better than hauling around a compressor and pulling hoses.

This is a great buy, works all the time never a problem no jams very dependable

I bought this nail gun so that my young daughters could help me with projects. Before i bought this nail gun my two older daughters could help out and drive nails with hammers but the younger two got tired easily when using the hammers. But they LOVE using this nail gun!RECOMMEND YOU PURCHASING THIS NAIL GUN!

This nail gun it terrible! 1st it only holds one rack of nails. If you add another rack half way through or get down to 3 or 4 nails it jams. JAMS EVERY RACK! YES I used brand new nails 3in grip rite nails. This gun is much heavier than my Senko and being battery the spinning motor really works your wrist when turning the nail gun to shoot angles. I thought it would be nice to be cordless. If it didn't have problems I would keep it and use it for certain things but prefer my Senko as my goto gun.

As a weekend about this to remodel my basement and it is worth every penny when the battery starts getting low or to the point where I can’t push a nail through completely it stop shooting as opposed to leaving a nail half-shot. It’s surprisingly heavy, but when it comes to just framing 2 x 4 studs, absolutely perfect.

Very easy to use the one thing is the switch is very tight and hard to change speeds and between bump and multiple shot

If the drill wasn’t enough, now my husband has a DeWalt framing nailer, and suddenly, he thinks he’s a licensed contractor. The man who once struggled to assemble an IKEA shelf is now casually talking about “load-bearing walls” and “proper joist spacing.”So far, he’s built exactly zero additions, but our fence is now over-engineered to withstand a hurricane, and the deck has been “reinforced” so thoroughly, I think it could support a herd of elephants. Meanwhile, I live in fear that I’ll come home one day to find a half-built guest house in the backyard.That being said—this thing is an absolute beast. Fires nails like a dream, no jams, and has enough power to make any guy with a YouTube DIY addiction feel unstoppable. If your husband gets one, just start mentally preparing for wildly ambitious projects and a Home Depot credit card bill that will haunt you.10/10, highly recommend—but only if you’re ready to live in a construction zone. 😂🔩🔥

Product was available when HD had a sail but no inventory.Works great