Here I review the Dewalt cordless 18 gauge brad nailer (DCN680D1). Here's the link to purchase: https://amzn.to/3PWUbRk. Is this brad nailer worth the money to upgrade?

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-Contents of this video ---------------------------
00:00 - Intro - Is the Dewalt Cordless Brad Nailer worth it?
00:17 - Quick demo
00:53 - Review of Dewalt cordless brad nailer
01:37 - Using the cordless brad nailer for a baseboard installation.
02:33 - FEATURES of Dewalt cordless 18gauge brad nailer
05:19 - Final review

The Dewalt 18 gauge cordless brad nailer is a great tool and is part of Dewalt's 20V max lineup.

I purchased this tool several months ago and have tested it on several projects, including baseboard installation, door trim replacement, shoe molding installation, carpet reducer installation, and even repairing an oak banister.

If you are wondering what the best cordless brad nailer is and who makes it, then this is a great place to start.

I cover all of the features of this cordless brad nailer, from battery life to rapid fire with the bump action feature.

I was surprised at how well this cordless brad nailer works.

However, that doesn't mean I recommend it to most people.

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