Hitachi NT50AE2 3/4-Inch to 2-Inch by 18 Gauge Brad Nailer

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great product, shoots great easy to adjust depth. Nails through oak as if it were pine.

I really like being able to go up to 2" brads if needed. I am very pleased with this nailer. I've had it two months now and have used it for baseboard and trim work in our basement that I am finishing as well as odd projects in my shop. I only wonder why I waited so long to purchase one. So far, no jambs.

As a homeowner and not a contractor, I can not comment on the durabiliy of this nailer, or how many mis-fires I had every thousand nails. For the do it yourselfer, this is a great product at a reasonable price. I had some finish work I was doing when I ordered this item and it worked flawless. It is light and good quality, I was nailing 2" brads into Oak and it was excellent.

Bang for your buck, this thing is awesome. It even comes with a air hose fitting.At this price, I wish I had purchase one a long time ago. Nice features and controls, a full 2" capacity and very light weight. I particularly like the no tool jamb clearing (although I have yet to have a jam with Senco and Porter Cable brads), no trigger change to go from bump fire to sequential fire mode, 360 degree movable exhaust port and quick depth of drive changes.

It has yet to jam on me. It is about 4 times as light, and works like a champ. I bought this nailer to replace my 16 gauge Campbell-Hausfield nailer (I used it for trim, and 18 gauge works just as well but leaves smaller holes).Well, I got a deal on the aforementioned nailer, and it served it's purpose well.this being said, am I glad I bought this new Hitachi nailer. It is super easy to load (but don't read the instructions, they advised upside down loading.)., just load it the way that makes sense. I add oil fairly frequently, so hopefully it lasts a long time.I have a hard time imagining what another nailer may offer better than what this one has, so for the money, you can't go wrong. Adjusting the nail depth can be made with the same hand holding the gun, with your index finger (I found reviews saying this was difficult, I found it easy and frees up your other hand).