HitachiNT1865DM 18V Cordless Straight Finish Nailer, Brushless Motor, 16 Gauge, 1" to 2-1/2" Nails, Compact 3.0 Ah Lithium Ion Battery, Zero Ramp-Up Time, Lifetime Tool Warranty

Can't go wrong with any Hitachi nail guns. First none pneumatic gun I've ever owned. Just finished a remodel project and used it for all the trim. Battery lasted 2 days (amazing) several months old now and have never had a jam or missed fire. A little difficult in corners. Will purchase the Hitachi angled nailer soon. The 16ga nails have great holding power. Sets nail in hard and soft wood without having to follow with a nail set.I am a proffesional contractor and can absolutely recomend this product. You will not be disappointed. !!!!

I have Hitachi power tools, and this was an awesome addition to the 18v family! It's definitely solid, but it delivers a great, consistent nailing and has multi-function settings. It also comes with a nose cap, which is fantastic! I've had a few clips of nails that got stuck when there were only a few left on the end, but it's easy to reset/reload this nailer. I've used this mostly for putting baseboards and molding on the walls, and I'm excited to use it for other applications around the house!

Best in the business! Super happy with my hitachi nailers. I used air forever, then tried dewalt, Milwaukee, and senco, I went with hitachi (all 3 finish nailers after trying the 18ga for a day) and got on a new battery platform to do it, that’s how much better they are than the competition. I’m a super Milwaukee fanboy too, so it hurt a little inside to go green, but better is better.

Gun is extremely heavy. Will nail through most things except when using 2 1/2 inch nails into particle board or hard lumber nails will not set. Also when trying to use for baseboard, when nailer is not perfectly straight on you will be setting every other nail. Not very efficient. Returned nailer for refund and back to paslode cordless. Nothing better yet except for air nailers! Save time and frustrations and buy paslode impulse if you want to go cordless. Only downfall is the gas smell and extra cost for fuel cells. No battery only gun will be anything close to paslode impulse power to drive nails. Plus the weight difference is no comparison. Hitachi nailer approx 7.3 pounds vs paslode impulse with lithium battery approx 4.6 pounds

charged battery as soon as I received and tried unit out . has nice safety features , turn battery off , trigger lock . others complained not shooting thru wood . I shot it thru a PC of bamboo flooring , same flooring I dulled an 80 tooth carbide blade on ,if start an indication im happy with purchase so far . going to do an apartment of quarter round and will do another review after that .

This is the best airless nailer I've ever used. It has the power to countersink into solid oak boards and never misfires. Keep in mind it does not fire the last four nails in the cartridge. This is a feature to let you know to reload, it's not a flaw in the design. This is much better than the millwaukee or the dewalt guns which I feel don't have the power or the battery life of this model. I haven't use my pneumonic compressor in months thanks to this nailer.

I am an old fashioned person who loves new fangled equipment. These new power tools make life nice.

it works well but it is a little heavy. It sure beats dragging a air compressor and hose around on small jobs

No more compressor or 50 ft. of hose to frig with and the price has dropped to a more reasonable spot...i'm looking for things to nail....almost to nice to use ...