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14 Apr, 2021
Great value for home reno jobs.
I was skeptical about a battery powered brad nailer, but purchased the Ryobi P320 after reading all the reviews. Have shot about 200 2-inch-long 18ga brads so far (the max length this will handle), and it has performed flawlessly. I had to adjust the depth setting to get a sub-flush result, but it works great. Am nailing 1/2" thick red oak baseboards to drywall throughout the upstairs area of my home. This made the job much faster and easier; I hope the quality lasts through many other household projects. I can think of so many jobs I wish I'd gotten this for earlier!
It's heavier than a pneumatic brad nailer, but I don't mind a little extra weight; it's not unwieldy, and that mass comes in handy when you want those brads to seat properly. Well balanced. I got the small (2.5AH) batteries to keep the bulk down when using; there is plenty of charge in those to last a long time. I can recommend this nail gun with confidence.
03 Aug, 2016
best tiny drum kit
Bought this for my 3-year-old granddaughter. She enjoys it, and so do I. I'm also a drummer so I tuned it up when it arrived and got it sounding good. Real wood shells, real hoops and lugs, real hi-hat and kick pedals, just in miniature. It's awesome! And looks gorgeous in wine red sitting in the living room waiting for her to come visit and play them. As mentioned elsewhere, cymbals are cheap stamped-out things, but kids need to learn how to hit them before getting real ones anyway, and these will do fine until upgrades are warranted. Snares could be better sized so as not to buzz when you hit anywhere but dead-center of the head, but for the $254 paid for this kit, not a big deal. Plenty sturdy enough to last several years until a full-size kit is needed. Might eventually buy better heads for a better tone.