Cordless Nailers

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First, in case you did not know, a nailer is basically a nail gun.

There are many different kinds of cordless nailers and many different companies that make them. One of the most popular companies in the framing nailer department is Palisode.

In addition to pneumatic and cordless nail guns, Paslode also manufactures a complete line of fasteners designed specifically for use with Paslode tools. ProStrip paper tape collated nails provide high holding power and ease of drive with a revolutionary designed collation tape that provides less breakage and waste, less debris on the job site, and minimizes flying debris for increased safety.

The Paslode 900420 Impulse Cordless Framing Nailer ($375) is the best in the field. The setup is fast, it's lightweight (6.9 pounds), can handle 2 to 3 nails per second, and is great for light framing and remodeling.

Cordless nailers are excellent for those jobs where the project is in an awkward angle or it would seem too rough to lug around a compressor and have to rely on that as you use your nailer. For example, if you are working on a project that has you nailing towards the ceiling you would not want to have to deal with a hose and an air compressor.

Cordless framing nailers have the same goal and work like most pneumatic nailers do.

DeWalt cordless nailers provide the speed, durability, and power that the user has only come to expect from pneumatic tools.

Most cordless nailers run on a fuel cell, which can be replaced when it wears out. You can guesstimate about 1,200 shots, give or take, before you will need to replace the cell in a framing nailer.

You can find cordless framing nailers at any home improvement store or most basic hardware stores.