CRAFTSMAN V20 Brad Nailer, 18GA, Cordless, Bare Tool Only (CMCN618B)

I should’ve bought this years ago, I am always replacing or installing window and floor trim in my home. Have you used finishing nails for years. Have avoided a Brad nailer because I always thought that I needed an air compressor and air hose. This is perfect. Use it for everything around the house outside and it is absolutely spot on for the window and floor trim. And it’s craftsman so how can you go wrong? Also a great price point.

Of course it’s great! It’s a craftsman! You just can’t go wrong here! As soon as we received it we quickly and easily completed a small indoor project.

This works great. I ordered an adapter to use the dewalt batteries in this things and couldn't be happier.Recommended.Now you know.

La herramienta es excelente

This product is better than any other household guns I have purchased or used. Tip protection is an excellent idea. On off safety switches are better than any other rigs and work reliably. Power is excellent.

Very efficient

Love this tool. Don't have to lug around a compressor hose etc... Works great. Make sure you adjust the depth setting before you begin. Check battery power as your workday goes.

As usual, craftsman brand quality.Over the years of running a customer interior trim carpentry business, I have purchased name brand tools as most custom builders love to see those high dollar advertised tools when their clients show up. However, now that I have retired and not showing off to the “clients” I have returned to a guaranteed to outlast those tools, tool!My major complaint with other brands was batteries, I have had some craftsman batteries for ten years and still working and this nail gun will probably outlast the other brands that I am selling. I have used this brad nailer on several projects thus far and am absolutely satisfied with my purchase as usual with the craftsman brand. I did purchase a four amp battery for this and have yet to recharge it after two weeks of moderate daily usage. As I do have several other batteries, purchasing just the tool is appropriate. Hope this helps with anyone on the fence. I still have several 19.2 v craftsman tools I purchased in the 90’s I still use often compared to very few of my old high end brands I wore out and the batteries were twice as much and only lasted about a year.