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Milwaukee 2746-20 M18 Fuel 18-Gauge Brad Nailer
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The earlier Gen 1 tool had several negative user feedback issues, that resulted in a complete “Back To The Drawing Board,” approach.
Gen 1 User Feedback:
• Double-Strike mark
• Oversized holes in the material
• Bulky nose that inhibited sight lines
• Excessive recoil
• Inconsistent toe-nailing result
Gen 2 Improvements
The earlier Gen 1 nailer was powerful which resulted in too much recoil.
Milwaukee reduced the energy output [PSI in the tank]
Which results in less wear and tear on the tool, less jumping off the material [smaller fastener hole] and less recoil.
The Gen I depth adjustment interfered with the user line of sight.
Milwaukee moved the depth adjustment from the left side of the tool to the right side.
The Gen 1 nailer had a bulky nose, which made it difficult to get into corners.
Milwaukee significantly reduced the weight by 1-pound, and size of the Gen 2 nailer,
making it more compact, lighter, better accessible and improved line of sight.
The also improved the nailers toe-nailing ability.
Milwaukee improved the contact bracket by reducing this play, or wobble, improving fastener placement accuracy.
The battery orientation was angled allowing the tool to sit on its battery pack and magazine.
The reversible belt hook was relocated the front / bottom / battery area of the tool and enlarged to allow better balance, and hooking onto tool belts.
Milwaukee found that by reducing the PSI in the cylinder tank the tool drew less energy from the 2.0 Ah battery which resulted in an increase in runtime.
Gen 1 experienced 1200 fasteners on a 2.0 h battery charge and was improved to 1500 fasteners in the Gen 2.
Gen 1 would hit the thermal protection at approximately 100-150 nails when fired at a fast rate continuously.
The Gen 2 tool won’t hit a thermal protection until between 700-2000 continuous nails, depending on how fast your firing. [i.e. 3-4 nails/second continuously vs 1 nail/second continuously.]
The Gen 1 tool requires you hold the power switch button down for 5-7 seconds to turn off the tool.
On the Gen 2 turning the unit off requires depressing the switch for 2-seconds. Which is WAY better.
Since the Gen 2 came out we've been using it.
We’ve had zero performance issues with the brad nailer - Did we get this review right?
Hell yes we did! It’s a keeper!
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