Depth Control that can be adjuste.
Bump or Restrictive Trigger: Which Is Better.
Nose Cleaning in a Hurr.
Exhaust with 360-degree rotational adjustmen.
Product description for the plastic carrying cas.
Brad Nailer, 1/2-Inch to 2-Inch, 18 Gauge, Spot Nails CB1850, Direct from the Manufacture.
Spot Nails CB150 (18 Gauge) are available. Brad nails ranging in size from 1/2-inch to 2-inch are accepted by the Brad Nailer. With this tool, you’ll get an adjustable exhaust, as well as a magazine that holds 115 brads. Trim molding, wall paneling, furniture assembly, and cabinet assembly are all examples of common uses for this instrument. Rubber grips, a quick clear nose, a bump or restrictive trigger, an adjustable depth control, and a plastic carrying case are among the many features.
This is, without a doubt, the best brad gun available on the market. It never jams, is small and the trigger feels way better than any other. Only bad thing about this one, for me, is that they changed the design of the slide from the older model which featured a metal slide that only took certain nails but it never jammed for a year of tons of houses. The newer one is still up for debate, but it is well worth the money regardless of which one you choose.
