Here is another interesting review on how the overload/thermal protection is actually a timer or nail counter to prevent the unit ever getting to the point of over heating.
I was going to sell off my Ryobi nailers and buy the Milwaukee models but I’ll need to wait until they hit the UK before I can test one and make my mind up.
Martin
When I saw the video below which is a throw-down between the M18 Fuel 18ga brad nailer and the Ryobi one, I was surprised that the Ryobi won. Despite owning the Ryobi nailer and being a member of team lime I was assuming the M18 Fuel would win just based on price ($329 vs. $129) and the fact that the Ryobi has been out for years. I guess the video is accurate then.
Cheng Liu wrote:
2 hours ago, Cheng Liu said:When I saw the video below which is a throw-down between the M18 Fuel 18ga brad nailer and the Ryobi one, I was surprised that the Ryobi won. Despite owning the Ryobi nailer and being a member of team lime I was assuming the M18 Fuel would win just based on price ($329 vs. $129) and the fact that the Ryobi has been out for years. I guess the video is accurate then.
This video review is using the tools in a way that they would never be used in a real world application. There are better video reviews out there that are more accurate.
Daniel Julian wrote:
21 hours ago, Daniel Julian said:This video review is using the tools in a way that they would never be used in a real world application. There are better video reviews out there that are more accurate.
Regardless, I have not seen or heard anything about the Milwaukee nailer that makes it worth paying $200 more for.