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Milwaukee 7150-21 5/8-Inch to 2-1/8-Inch 18 Gauge Brad Nailer | 
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| Brand: Milwaukee Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $230.00 Buy New: $106.25 You Save: $123.75 (54%)
New (6) Refurbished (1) from $79.95
Rating: 23 reviews Sales Rank: 1012
Media: Tools & Hardware Shipping Weight (lbs): 6.5 Dimensions (in): 15.1 x 13.2 x 4.2
MPN: 7150-21-AMZ Model: 7150-21 UPC: 045242061051 EAN: 0045242061051 ASIN: B000ENEUM2
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| Features:
| • | Operating Pressure: Min-70 PSI, Max-120 PSI | | • | Air Consumption: .04 ft3/cycles at 100 psi | | • | Fastener Length: Min. 0.625 in., Max. 2.125 in.; Fastener Size (Diameter): 18 gauge | | • | Magazine Capacity: 106 nails | | • | Collation Angle: 0; Air Inlet: 1/4 in. NPT |
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Amazon.com This straight brad nailer is one of seven new heavy-duty air-powered nailers from the venerable Milwaukee, and the whole series is another testament to the red label's unflagging quality. Like all of Milwaukee's new nailers, this is incredibly light, even fully loaded, and its cool, compact size makes it a cinch to tote and use, especially in awkward positions and at the tail end of a long day of trim installation. But it's crowded at the top of the list: Despite their light weight, these nailers are heavyweights in the power department. The 7150-21 effortlessly drives 5/8" to 2-1/8" brads and, best of all, its reload indicator even alerts you when your magazine's nearly empty. Loading more fasteners takes a couple of seconds at most, and that means more money in your pocket. Another big tip of the hat to Milwaukee for incorporating both sequential and bump firing modes, accessible just by turning a knob, so when speed is a need, you're ready to go, but precision is at your fingertips too. We like the quality built into this tool, from the magnesium housing and oil-free motor to the easily adjustable air deflector and muffler, as well as the convenient rafter hook for storage. The non-marring nosepiece won't deface your work surface, and there's even a self-cleaning air filter in the tool handle, keeping dust and dirt out of the tool's workings - and that means longer tool life. In hand, this nailer feels great: light, comfortable, agile, beautifully balanced, and dare we say, fun to use. Tool-free depth adjustment is on-the-mark reliable, fast and easy. And should the nails jam, clearing is a snap with the tool-free jam release. Bravo, Milwaukee.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste Amazon.com Product Description Milwaukee's 18-gauge brad nailer features an ultra lightweight magnesium housing that helps to minimize fatigue plus, its compact size offers greater maneuverability. This tool features a powerful oil-free motor that eliminates daily oiling and potential work surface contamination. The tool-free depth-of-drive adjustment gives you precise depth control and protects against overdriving nails. The tool-free jam release gives you quick access for clearing occasional jams. This unit also features a selectable trigger that allows you to choose sequential or contact actuation by simply turning a knob. An in-handle self-cleaning air filter extends life by preventing dirt and debris from entering the tool. The adjustable air deflector with muffler directs exhaust away from the work area. This nailer comes with a removable no-mar tip that prevents damage to the workpiece. It also features a reload indicator that alerts the user when nearly out of nails. Also features an internal piston catch, rubber over-molded handle and trigger, and an adjustable belt hook that provides convenience for carrying when not in use. Technical Details PSI 70 to 120; 0-degree collation angle; air consumption .04 cu. ft./cycle at 100 PSI; air inlet 1/4" NPT; magazine capacity 106 nails; net weight 2.6 lbs. What's in the Box Safety glasses, 3mm and 5mm hex wrenches, carrying case and a box of 1,000 1-1/4-inch 18-gauge brad nails. Applications Finish and trim (interior and exterior), decorative trim, book cases, baseboards, cabinets, case backs, drawers, molding, mirror and picture frames, paneling, shoe and base moldings, staircases, upholstery trim panels, wainscoting, window beading, chair rail, furniture frames, lattice strip molding, nailable plastic parts, crafts.
Product Description Milwaukee's Heavy-Duty 18 gauge Brad Nailer has a powerful oil-free motor eliminating daily oiling and potential work surface contamination. Its ultra lightweight magnesium housing minimizes fatigue, and its ergonomic grip and balance combined with its compact size offers great control and maneuverability. Its reload indicator prevents missing nails in trim work and damage to finer woods. The textured selectable trigger lets you choose sequential or contact actuation by simply turning a knob. The spring loaded magazine allows fast side loading and unloading of fasteners and holds 106 brad nails in 5/8 in. to 2-1/8 in. lengths. The self-cleaning air filter extends life by preventing dirt and debris from entering the tool. The adjustable rear air deflector with muffler directs exhaust away from the work area and holds down the noise. An adjustable and removable belt hook provides convenience for carrying. The tool-free depth of drive adjustment provides precise depth control. A tool-free jam release allows for quick access for clearing occasional jams.Includes Safety Glasses, 3 mm Hex Wrench, 5 mm Hex Wrench, 1 Box (1000) Nails, and Carrying Case.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 18 more reviews...
Great nailer September 29, 2008 This is the second Milwaukee air nailer I have purchased, both from Amazon, the other is a 16 gauge nailer. I love the lighter weight, of both and the soft tips that do not scar or dent the trim or paneling I am installing. I also like the adjustable depth for setting the nails. I am a handyman/carpenter and use these nailers regularly. I would highly recommend them to others. The price is right, also. Milwaukee 7150-21 5/8-Inch to 2-1/8-Inch 18 Gauge Brad Nailer
A Trend-Setter, copied by others September 21, 2008 When Milwaukee released this nailer in 2006, it had some features that, I think (correct me if I'm wrong), have never been seen before. The air exhaust, inline filter and integrated belt hook are all in the base of the grip handle. Also, the BIG RED BUTTON that releases the magazine pusher is a vastly under appreciated landmark of tool design (I'm serious... use it and tell me I'm wrong). All of these features, just not in red, appeared on the Ridgid R213BNA in 2007. [ toolmonger.com/2007/08/09/hands-on-ridgid-2-18%E2%80%9D-brad-nailer/ ] While not identical, Ridgid copied the form-factor of the Milwaukee right down to the, air exhaust, belt hook, slim case and included safety glasses! This is no-doubt cross pollination because TTI (Tectronic Industries), the parent company of Milwuakee, also manufactures most Ridgid tools under license from Emerson Electric. The design continues to inspire as evidenced by the newly released Porter-Cable BN200B 5/8-inch to 2-inch 18 Gauge Brad Nailer. It has a handle exhaust and integrated belt hook also.
The Milwaukee brad nailer is powerful(2" brads through hardwood easily) and reliable (no jams in 2 months use). The depth adjustment is good if not overly refined; I counted 30+ clicks on the wheel.
!!!WARNING!!! - This nailer will not take brads that are in 1/8" increments. It will accept 5/8" brads as it's smallest size but beyond that only 3/4, 1, 1&1/4, 1&1/2, 1&3/4 to 2". I bought some 1 3/8" Bostitch brads that will not work in this nailer. Not a big deal, but should be noted.
A feature which I also think was a Milwaukee innovation is the "reload indicator" i.e.- it won't fire if you only have a few brads left. Rigid borrowed this idea in their new brad nailer but they call it "dry-fire lockout". You can also tell how close you are to the end of a magazine by a red colored tab inside the magazine that moves up with the pusher assembly as brads are used up. Very cool.
The workpiece safety contact is located under the pin exit and works OK but may slip if you try to shoot in an odd position. The no-mar pad tip is also OK but is fairly hard rubber and, if the nailer is pressed too hard on soft woods, it will leave a dimple along with the nail hole.
I really like the form factor and design of this nailer even if others are catching up to it now. It is solid and well built despite being light weight. Even though Milwaukee is now a subsidiary of a global company, I heard that most of the industrial design is still done in the U.S.?? With the clones of this nailer appearing, it proves that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
TOTALLY PLEASED! September 16, 2008 I am a typical homeowner handyman. Never had a power nailer before but at 71 yrs age I needed help in driving small trim nails etc. This tool has performed admirably with no jams. I will definitely give Milwaukee tools a first-look for future tool purchases. I am using one of he portable CO2 gas systems with the nailer and the system works perfectly. It consistently drives 1-1/4 brads. After finishing the original porject I purchased the nailer for, I've searched for additional projects. Nailer works smoothly and is not excessively loud.
Milwaukee Quality = Happy Customer August 19, 2008 This Milwaukee brad nailer is by far the best nailer I own. I have use some Craftsman, Hitachi, Bosch, and others, but this nailer is so smooth and lightweight it is an absolute pleasure to use. It is also oil-less so this is just one less hassle and no emissions of any oily residue on your finish work. Mine also comes with a nice case to protect the nailer and hold accessories. The spring loaded nail magazine is a nice touch that does make it easy and convenient to reload. This is a nice versatile brad nailer that I would recommend to anyone.
Perfect for what I need. July 15, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this when there were only 12 reviews. All 12 gave it 5 stars and because of that, I purchased it as well. I figured if 12 people gave it 5 out of 5 stars, how bad could it be? Well, they're right on the money and 5/5 is an accurate rating on this nailer.
I use this brad nailer for my home workshop, woodworking projects, baseboards, moulding, etc. I cannot begin to tell you how much better this one is than my last one. To be honest, I don't know much about Milwaukee tools and was a little hesitant. But this little thing has not let me down. It's sturdy, light, very little recoil and has yet to jam up on me (roughly 1000 brads so far). What more can you ask for? Plus it looks sharp. I'll put this one up against any dewalt, porter cable, bostich or any other nailer of the same size.
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