DEWALT20V MAX* Finish Nailer, Angled, 16GA, Tool Only (DCN660B)

The media could not be loaded. This is truly a great tool. It works reliably and smoothly, feels good in the hand, and isn’t too heavy — around 6 pounds with the battery. The balance and ergonomics are excellent, making it comfortable to use all day.One of the main advantages is battery life. With a 2.0Ah battery it drives up to 800 nails, and with a 5.0Ah — over 2,000. I haven’t counted exactly, but it feels like the charge lasts half a workday without recharging. Very convenient.It has enough power for any trim work — baseboards, casings, door frames, etc. Drives nails accurately, no jams. Switching between single-shot and bump-fire mode is quick and easy. Depth adjustment is also simple — just turn the wheel on top.If you’re looking for a reliable, cordless finish nailer, this DeWalt DCN660 will meet your expectations. Highly recommended!

I recently had the opportunity to use the DeWalt 20V Max Finish Nailer Angled 16GA, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed. This nailer is a game-changer when it comes to efficiency and convenience. The angled design allows for easy access in tight spaces, making it perfect for trim work and other finish carpentry tasks.One thing that stood out to me was the power and precision of this tool. It consistently drove nails effortlessly and without any jamming issues. The depth adjustment feature was also a great addition, as it allowed me to easily customize the nail depth for different materials. The 20V Max lithium battery provided long-lasting power, allowing me to complete my projects without any interruptions.The build quality of the DeWalt 20V Max Finish Nailer is exceptional. It feels sturdy and well-made, giving me confidence that it will withstand the test of time. The ergonomic design, with a comfortable grip and lightweight body, made it easy to use for extended periods without straining my hand.Overall, I highly recommend the DeWalt 20V Max Finish Nailer Angled 16GA. It is a reliable, powerful, and well-designed tool that will undoubtedly make any finish carpentry project a breeze. Whether you are a professional contractor or a DIY enthusiast, this nailer is definitely worth the investment.

Worth every penny. I was previously using the cheap green brand if you know what I mean and after fighting it at every job site and requiring lubricant constantly I finally paid the price and I'm so glad I did. Never a hiccup with any of the cheap fasteners you find on Amazon which is a nice savings. Not any quieter or louder than any other brand

It’s a little heavy but works well and is consistent. It sinks nails into framing thru oak trim easily

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great but make sure you get angled nails 16G

The knurled adjustment to control the depth of nails is difficult to turn- I have had to use a screwdriver to make it move. once suggested to the correct depth. It eventually moves and the depth changes usually too deep. Otherwise, this is a great tool. I have used it to nail quarter inch tongue and grove cedar to plywood and it is wonderful to be free of a compressor. it is heavy, but seems durable.

Thing is awesome 👌. Point and fire. No dead fire no muss mo fuss and very little wood denting.

This nailer does a wonderful job of driving nails. So far no jams. Like all tools of this nature, it gets a bit heavy as the day goes on. I guess you just get used to it. My air gun is much lighter, but you have all the rest of the stuff to lug around to get it to work. I think tools are getting a bit like religion, everyone thinks theirs is best. I have found that most of the major brands are comparable in function. I have a bunch of Dewalt tools, so I will stick with them. If you need a good airless finish nailer, this one will work just fine.