New Ryobi One+ 18v Volt Air Strike 23 Gauge Cordless Pin Nailer P318

Easy, fast

I am a cabinet maker, and need a pin nailer for assembling doors and installing crown moulding on cabinets. For those in the know about pin nailers: they jam. It's frustrating because you need an Allen wrench to clear the jam and it's really frustrating.This nailer is UNSTOPPABLE!! I literally cannot get it to jam. It will drive inch and 3/8 pins the hard way into hickory without ANY issue. I really tried hard to see what it would take to get it to jam, and even fired some of the same pins into dense exotics. So far, it's been perfect! I would buy this 100x over. The battery life is also insane, it took about 200 pins to drop 1/4 of the indicated battery level.I also really love the dry fire prevention feature! It activates when you have just a couple pins left-for extra safety I assume- and it works great.Because if it's performance, I will be buying more Ryobi cordless products without question! I should mention that I use another big name brand in the shop, and tried one of their cordless options. It was complete junk and I returned it within a week- jammed every 4 pins on soft maple. If this Ryobi Pinner jams on you somehow, it's really easy and quick to get access to the jam.………GET ONE OF THESE!!!

I use a lot of Ryobi tools for my carpentry business. I finally received my Ryobi cordless P318. Everything looks really neat and very handy. I noticed the belt hook and really appreciate it but there is one thing missing and it was one of the reasons I bought the P318; for the edge guide. I paid for the edge guide and it didn't come with this one they sent to me. I don't know how to run it down but I wish the company would send me the edge guide along with the measuring guide also. It seems they do this on purpose and it really ticks me off. I could send it in and replace it but they would probably send me the same model.

There are certain trims that my 16 or 18 gauge cordless nailers can't touch. Those quarter round trims require more finesse brads. This Ryobi 23 gauge was such a great help on a recent fencing project. Like my other Ryobi nailer it never jammed or misfired. It's a reliable tool. Only gripe was it lacked any depth control. If my brad shot shallow I would have to use a shorter brad to compensate and vice versa.

Make my job easier highly recommend it very convenient not heavy easy to manage

Generally use it secure pieces during glue up so they don’t slip while clamping. Have used all recommended pin lengths without any issues. Since it is battery powered it is easier to use than my old air powered tool with its attached air hose.

Great 23 gauge pin nailer!! Fits well in small spaces!!

This tool does exactly what it is suppose to and it is very light weight. No complaints and I would recommend it.