Will this power the DC608B 18 Gauge Cordless Brad Nailer?
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Both are working well. Both are holding a charge for the expected length of time. I am very satisfied with the product.
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Yes. These are the lower capacity type of 18 volt batteries. I use them mostly for the radio, flashlights,and other low drain tools. The high capacity batteries work better with the drills and saws. Less changing of the battery in the tool.
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I would like to try and answer this question but the question does not make sense. Are you asking about what kind of compressor you should buy to power the pin nailer?
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Short answer is yes. I have used it with framing and finish nailers, pneumatic impact wrenches, air guns, and other tools. It occasionally needs a short break to catch up if you use too much air, but that's only occasionally a problem. My 60 Amp plasma cutter can exceed the compressor capacity, but it gives about a 50% duty cycle even with that big tool. This size compressor is commonly used with framing nailers in home construction projects. As with any compressor, some tools require an air dryer or lubricator.
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It has a max operating pressure of 140 psi. You will need to look at your nail gun and see what it's operating Pressure Is. You won't be able to use the brad nailer that come with it as it is not designed to nail flooring.
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Not sure, but really doubt it. Our cordless 19V drill works good but I think it has more power than the dremel.I assume you are talking the smaller dremel tool, not the big one that works like a saw.
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I have not tried but I think the tool has the power to do it granted you stick with a 150 PSI compressor at least. It might boil down to the brad nail it self if it holds up when met with a harder surface than wood. Why not try liquid nails instead(glue) for your job? Hope that helps.
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Anat I:Did some I-net searching. You can get a DeWalt "World-Wide" Charger Adapter, Model BTGZDW, for $59.95. This unit will accept 120 to 240 VAC, 50-60 Hz. Should work for your needs. Do the i-Net search for this unit to confirm it meets your requirements. I do recommend the DC608K. It has performed very well for me on nail sizes from 5/8-in all the way up to 2-in. Good luck.K.B.
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I am certain it will. I have cut through some high tensile heavy duty decking nails and fasteners that are much thicker. You must remember that it is a vibration action tool so hold your workpiece well.
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As far as I know any brand 18 guage brad nails will work, I have used 3 different kinds and had no issues, porta cable are the cheapest and work just fine
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I don't think this gun can use the old type gas. I live in the UK and I had a friend in the U.S buy me this, I had to get her to return it when I saw the pics she sent me of the fuel cells. I got this one instead. Paslode Cordless 16-gauge Angled Finish Nailer no. 900600
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Basically most compressors would work with the pin nailer. It does not take a lot of pressure to operate this gun. I would stick with a top brand name. Porter Cable has a "pancake" style compressor that could be purchased at HD or Lowes. I have that compressor and 6 different Porter Cable guns including the pin 138.
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I'm not really sure if this nailer will drive the 18ga. cleats. It may, but I have not tried them. It does a fine job with the 16ga. No problems at all with the one that I received.
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Good morning Michelle, It might work but I wouldn't. It's a finish nailer. Mainly used for installing trim boards - softer woods. There are specific Hardwood Flooring Nailers tho Uncertain if any are battery opperated. Happy holidays, Todd
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Not enough power for that type of job. Brads wouldn't fully penetrate the edge of crown moulding and go into drywall for me.
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Yes. Although I don't have that battery, I believe that the Dewalt dc9180 is compatible with all Dewalt 18 volt tools.
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It depends on if they are 16 gauge or 18 gauge nails. Typically the brad nailer is 18 gauge, but check on the gun to confirm that.
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No. This tool takes Dewalt's 20 volt batteries, so your 18 volt battery will most certainly NOT work with it. It does come with its own 20 volt battery though. Excellent tool. I like it. -john