Any woodworkers?

Good to know

 

Guys, I am obviously not at the level of any of the talent in this thread, however does anyone have a recommendation for a cordless pin nailer?
I have all Milwaukee cordless tools and all Dewalt corded tools, yet it looks like Milwaukee doesn’t offer a cordless pin nailer.
I do not want to be attached to a compressor because then I will have to be in the garage and down here is just to hot an humid to spend hours in there for most of the year.
Thanks

 

Ryobi and rigid are decent brands are talking pin nail or brad nails? They have both. I use ryobi cuz i have more stuff and would be too expensive to switch over to rigid

 

23ga pin nailer, yeah, that is my concern. Whatever route I go, i want to be able to just change out my other tools as they fail, but do not want just an oddball battery size...

 

Are you looking to save space? I would think 8" is kind of small for planning purposes. Sometimes my 12" is not wide enough.

 

The nice thing about the 18v Ryobi stuff is that there is a shitton of tools for woodworking, yard, and around the house.

 

I liked the concept but prob get the 12.5" or 13". I need to save space but with the planer just have to take it out when i need to use it then store it.

 

another idea would be to stay with Milwaukee for batteries and buy a pin nailer as a "tool only" then use an adapter such as

$20 FirstPower Battery Adapter for Makita 18V Lithium-ion Power Tools,Convert Milwauk 18V or Dewalt 20V Lithium-ion Battery to Makita 18V Lithium-ion Battery

https://www.amazon.com/FirstPower-Battery-Adapter-Lithium-ion-Milwaukee/dp/B07MF2VJMT

 

Had no idea there was such a thing. That will be the ticket.Thanks

 

I have that pin nailer it's good I guess? Only one I've ever used. I only bought it for price and it matches my trailer tools that I already had an extra charger for so I had batteries.

 

Worked up a wannabe goose for the rear of the truck. Starting to like how easy it is to make accurate templates using scrap plexiglass. It’s gonna be temporary for my fridge slide and stove oven. Tired of not being able to have full access.

 

I have a lot of Milwaukee as well and did not want to pay the Milwaukee tax for a cordless nailer. I went with the Ryobi 18ga brad nailer and it is fantastic. For what thats worth.

 

I put that new Dewalt planer to use and made a sample shutter out of 2X4's and 1X4's over the weekend. I think it turned out pretty good.

 

Man i love when a plan comes together!

 

Did you have plans how to make or winged it?

 

I used this, https://www.rockler.com/shutter and watched some YouTubes.

 

Nice!

 

I bought the louver pin kit, the shutter bit and the louver pins from them. I am planning on making the real ones out of poplar. Their stuff seems pretty good. No issues with any of it.

 

My wife and I were at the Woodcraft store in Richmond a few weeks ago. She picked out this spalted Maple board and asked me to make her a box to keep some of her bracelets in.