Greeting from South Cali Joe. Thank you for this review. I was looking at the Craftsman and now I think my minds made up. Keep up the good work. I enjoy watching your channel.

ive had the ryobi almost a year, have been very impressed with it!!!!!

Sweet video! I have the ryobi and I like it. Got a gray deal at Detect Tools. Thanks for the comparison man!

I like a lot of the craftsman stuff, brushless is basically dewalt at a lower price the brushed stuff is porter cable copy

Ketchup guys cried when you told them to place a Milwaukee sticker on the craftsman nailer. They coming at you now. 💪 💪

You probably can't go wrong with either one, as far as getting the job done. I personally would go with the Ryobi due to the size difference alone. The bump fire is a bonus.

💥Great review. The Ryobi appears to be smaller. Do you know the weight of each gun.??

I run all DeWalt (xr) 20v for work. But my 18g and 23g nailers are Milwaukee only because at that time metabo/ Ryobi/ Milwaukee were the only companies that had a 23 gauge. That being said I only shoot 2" out of the 18g and 50/50 the time 3/4 and 1 5/16 on the micro (it's max for both guns) and they eat. I've had zero issue with either Gage nailers and I've had them for around 3 ish years.( I use them everyday m-f) Buy once cry once...and get one with a good warranty 😂

I like song lol 😆 Great video now I need to get a brad nailer I've been dragging a huge compressor and tangling an air hose tripping on it. Need to end that.

I like the split screen action

😎🛠️😎🛠️😎 I have the Ryobi, no Major complaints

The craftsman brad nailer is about them same size as the framing nailer

Looks like Philly fixed is the executive producer of the intros now

Dt6 in the house. Lol

Who’s one is better if compared to dewalt 20v?

I would still buy the craftsman over the ryobi without ever having use them before but that's why joe is the best in the biz. He uses his to to make money and knows what works and not

If I had to pick I would get the Craftsman.

Hey Joe, more videos like this please. tool vs tool.

Can a brad nailer be used to install base boards and pre hung doors? Thanks fam

Ryobi doesn't make all the best tools, but in this case Ryobi makes the best cordless brad nailer. No other cordless tool maker even competes against Ryobi Air Nailer. I mostly run Milwaukee tools, but I am not a loyalist. If another tool company makes a better product, then I will choose the competitor. In this case Ryobi's Air Nailer dominates.

Will dewalt batter work in the craftsboy?

I like ryobi's more compact design. Looks like ryobi wins in speed too. But I'd buy the craftsman because their tools are more budget friendly. Also I don't like lime green😂

I didn't even think Joe had two hands until he unboxed that Milwaukee miter. What's the secret? is that big shadow a phone hat or what?

I've gone through 2 Ryobi's so far. I think it's time to try a different brand.

I just bought the craftsman. I might have gotten 3 nails off before jamming and or misfiring. I have to take the battery out and clear it every couple of shots. Highly annoying. I thought it might be the gun. I went and exchanged it. Same thing. Craftsman completely dropped the ball on this one.

Wonder if nail quality possibly contributes to jamming?

We have the craftsman and ryobi. Used the crap outta both of them at the job site. Air Strike is the way to go, cheap and it works without the headaches. Craftsman unfortunately jams so much that it gets super annoying 😂. Then retired both of them when we bought the Dewalt.

I'd really like to see the Ryobi against the Milwaukee Gen 2. I know who the different brands are marketed to. I have a plethora of Milwaukee as I find they are generally well worth the money. But since the Milwaukee is about 3 times the prices of the Ryobi, I'm curious to know if they are worth it. Sometimes it's just the "feel" of the tool. Other times there is a guenine advantage of one brand over the other.

Pleased with the Ryobi.

Daaaamm that v20 is big for nothing. I'm a Milwaukee guy use mostly all Milwaukee tools on the job,but I always keep a Ryobi 18 gauge Brad with a 2ah in my pack out at all times. Having a 18 gauge on hand is Handy for so many things, I've used it on porch builds just to pin things in place while I set up other things. Setting up prehung doors holding it in place as I tap it plumb and level, very useful. I still use the Milwaukee 15 guage finish and 30° framer but keep a Ryobi Brad,go figure. Too cheap to spend$300 when the Ryobi does just fine lol

Do people bump fire there brads a lot?

🎵 I use my naaail guns at night so I can so I can ... 🎵

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Got my craftsman gun for 99 at lowes

😎stuff Joe!

I'll be honest you were just as fast with the craftsman

Craftsman is a good brand of power tool

As a person, that owns both, the craftsman still going strong. The ryobi has broken down twice and doesn’t even work now. Frankly I think Ryobi in general is junk.

Ryobi brad nailer is $129 where I live. Bare tool.

❤️️Airstrike Ryobi, but 🤷‍♂️ Ryobi doesn't have a frame nailer. 👍

The craftsman is a copy of the porter cable not the dewalt

It’s not a fair fight bc ur bump firing the Ryobi

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That craftsman is horrendous looking. You get what you paid for.

Bumpfires are illegal! 🔫 those who get it will get it…😂🤣😂