When tackling a project that requires plenty of nails, like installing trim or molding, you could wear yourself out with a hammer, or you could instead use a cordless ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A cordless nail gun is a quick and easy tool to fasten trim. It fires the nail and sinks the fastener’s ...

Metabo HPT has announced the newest additions to its cordless nailer lineup with the 18V MultiVolt 21° Brushless 3-1/2-in. Plastic Strip Framing Nailer (NR1890DRST) and the 18V MultiVolt 30° Brushless ...

As more toolmakers grow their lines of cordless devices, some contractors may decide to switch away from traditional pneumatic platforms. Such is the case with 18-gauge finishing nailers and staplers, ...

BRASELTON, Ga.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Pro Preferred Brand of Pneumatic Nailers, Metabo HPT, proudly presents the expansion of the MultiVolt System that finally gives users the added versatility they ...

Whether you're dealing with small home renovation projects or massive construction undertakings, it may be a good idea to look into getting a nail gun to add to your arsenal of tools. While buying a ...

Metabo HPT offers two extended magazines for cordless framing nailers. The Extended Magazine for 21° Full Round Head Cordless Framing Nailer (379048M) is compatible with Metabo HPT 21-degree cordless ...

BRASELTON, Ga.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Pro Preferred Brand of Pneumatic Nailers*, Metabo HPT today announced the newest addition to its cordless nailer lineup with the 18V MultiVolt™ 18-Gauge Compact ...

Upgrading from a hammer to a nail gun is a matter of speed. The quick, forceful jolt of a cordless nail gun joins wood much faster than hitting in a nail by hand. These battery-powered tools can fire ...

Makita, founded in 1915, recently ranked at the very top of SlashGear's worst-to-best list of major power tool brands, based in large part on its impressive line of 300-plus 18-volt LXT ...