Framing Nailer, Pro-Preferred Framing Tool For Flooring, Truss Build-Up, Roof Decking, and Housing Construction, Quick Switch Nailing, 3-1/2" 30° Paper Collated Nails, NR90ADS1

I've been putting off buying a framing nailer for a while but I'm so glad that I finally bought one. The Metabo HPT nailer makes framing fast and easy. It's heavy but not too bad. It does get loud so I recommend wearing ear protectors (I wear a noise cancelling headphone while working and it does the job). Best part is that it can easily hold 3 strips of 25 nails with some space to spare, so I'm guessing about 80-90 nails at a time so I don't have to keep reloading like on my cordless Dewalts. I have it hooked up to a 3 gal HFT 100 psi hotdog compressor and it works fine. It shoots about 10 nails before the compressor kicks in again, which for a DIYer is plenty. Not the nailer's fault if anything, I should probably upgrade my compressor to a bigger one. From time to time it would fire so hard that it splits the edge of the 2x4 but only if the wood is dry and old. Overall I'm happy with this nailer. So much faster than using impact driver and torx screws. EDIT: Pic added. I built a huge part of our pool deck with this Metabo nailer. Zero issues, it never jammed. Sped up the work tremendously. UPDATE 6/17/24: I just finished framing an entire bathroom addition and it worked flawlessly yet again. I actually dropped it nose first from 8 ft, it hit the paver and cracked the paver, but the gun is unscathed and works fine. This thing is super durable!

Works well!

Once properly adjusted worked great just keep it lubed and make sure it is set up properly ie: air pressure and depth settings and it should work well. Bought it here because it was a better price on amazon than the exact same one at L@#&'s and I shop there all the time.

This is the Cadillac of nail guns in my humble opinion. Metabo has depth Guage and it's lighter with rapped fire and single fire and no jamming nails . Very smooth and zero fatigue factor from the weight or adjusting from tight placement while holding it overhead. And it's on sale for 145 .A steal of a deal . Amazon is hooking the DYI and Contractors. Fast shipping next day and I was waiting at my window like a kid on Christmas.

I'm not a contractor, but this worked great to frame a small carriage house. My only gripe is that it should come with hanger. They are easily found, though. I used a mix of nail sizes and brands and had no complaints.

This is the first Metabo nailer I've purchased. I've used Paslode nailers for years. I've been really pleased with this nailer. I would purchase again.

The nails would come out of the gun very oddly. Attempted to get a replacement, same thing. Requested a refund late March. It’s almost April and I have received my refund… $160 lost somewhere and sure not back in my bank account.

good Quality

Mejor de lo que yo esperaba

I’ve been a metabo gun fan for a while now and knew how this would handle before I bought it, it was bought as a back up and did just that! When I need it it’s always working perfectly and never jams, well worth it!

Très satisfait, fonctionne bien, facile à manoeuvrer, légère, inclus un système de clouage à répétitions sans appuyer sur la gachette. Bel outil, je la recommande sans hėsitation

Excellent quality, it seems strong and durable. Used this brand before and never had an issue; it all depends on the quality of the nails you use not the nailer

Super light and balanced. We have 7 or 8 of them because they are dirt cheap, run well on as little as 80 psi (which is awesome in the winter with ice in the lines), and shoot great for 90% of framing uses. That last 10 percent is why i would never make it my only nailer. You cant shoot through metal without it jamming a nail beside the firing pin. This means any framing in the trusses sucks because you cant shoot anything through a gusset plate. Also cant use them for wind braces. Each time it jams it gets worse and eventually they get to the point they are almost unusable and will jam when they hit a hard knot. By that point though you have gotten a few years of daily use out of them and you just drop 200 on another one. No rafter hook sucks. Totally recommend buying a few because they are a cheap way to supply enough guns for everyone on the crew, but make sure you have something beefier for nailing LSL, wind braces, or through gusset plates.