Cordless Nail Gun for Makita 18V Battery, 2 in 1 Electric Stapler Nailer with 500 Nails and 500 Staples, Dual Protection, for Woodworking (without Battery, without Charger)

For the money, absolutely brilliant so far no issues

Well built and case is solid. Performs well without issues and includes nails. Sadly doesn't include a battery, which for the price i think it should.

ProsFairly Good Quality Cordless "Makita Compatible" - Nail Gun / Staple Gun, I think this is a Good Gun for DIY People maybe Not for Professional Use .Uses Makita 18V ( LXT ) Battery, the Gun fits these Batteries Well , No Problems.I also used this Gun with a "Makita Compatible " 5.0 AH - Waitley Battery again No Problems.The Set comes in a Good Plastic Case , the Case has Cut Outs in the Foam , for 2 - 5.0 AH Batteries .( You have to use your Existing Batteries , Or Purchase another Battery from Amazon . )The Set comes with 500 Nails and 500 Staples , the Staples are 5.77mm Wide ( 5.8 mm ) which are Type 90 Staples.You can Buy Extra Staples from Amazon , TACWISE Type 90 in 20mm ( 13/16 Inch) or 25mm ( 1 Inch ) Long Staples.( DO NOT Use Type 91 Staples , as these are TOO Wide , at 5.95 mm Wide )The Gun works Well with the Staples Provided , I used in on some Shiplap Wood , which was made of 20 Year Old Pine Wood so was Very Hard for Pine and the Staples when in Well but 1 to 10 Staples needed a extra Tap with a Hammer to make them 100 % Flush .I used a Fully Charged "Makita Compatible " 5.0 AH - Waitley Battery which has a Digital Display on it ( it quoted 100 % ) , after putting in approx. 150 Staples , the Battery still quotes 100 % .For Less than £120 , which includes a Good Case , I think this is Good Value for Money , there are other "Similar" Guns that are £10 or So Less , But these Do not have a Case .The Genuine Makita Guns are around £400 , so this is a Good Saving.ConsThere is No Power Setting on the Gun .The Instructions are a Bit Average , For Example :-- The Instructions say to use Staples which are 5.8 mm Wide , But Do Not quote the Staples Type Number.- The Instruction quote to use a 20 Volt Max , Battery , but Makita Batteries only quote the Nominal Voltage of 18 Volts on their Batteries. ( 18 Volts Nominal equals 20 Volts Max )- The Instructions quote a Frequency Rate of 20 Nails per Minute , I think the listing quotes a higher rate than this .The Unit is Better for Right Handed Users , as the Button on the Side is Designed for the Thumb on a Right Handed Person .I am Left Handed , but I used it as a Right Hander , with my Left Hand Supporting the Weight of the Unit with the other Handle .I Hope this Helps .