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Your cart is empty.The Pro Preferred Brand of Pneumatic Nailers introduces the 18V MultiVolt Cordless 30° Paper Tape Framing Nailer Model - NR1890DCST that has completely raised the bar for cordless framing nailers. No longer will you have to worry about hoses, compressors, gas cartridges, or having to wait for your tool to ramp up. Metabo HPT is proud to build upon its strong pneumatic heritage and offer a professional cordless framing option. Equipped with Metabo HPT's unique low maintenance Air Spring Drive System, this cordless nailer delivers more than enough power to flush drive up to a 3-1/2" x 0.131" Clipped or Offset Round Head nail into the toughest materials, with the same feeling as a pneumatic nailer. Metabo HPT's Air Spring Drive System uses sealed, compressed air to drive each nail which means zero ramp up time and driving speeds of up to 2 nails per second. Powered by Metabo HPT's lightweight 18V 4.0Ah battery with fuel gauge, this nailer is a sure thing to get the job done efficiently, completely, and comfortably. The NR1890DCST 18V Cordless Paper Tape Framing Nailer is a part of the expanding MultiVolt System of 18-Volt and 36-Volt power tools from Metabo HPT. GO lighter with 18V batteries or GO longer with the unique MultiVolt battery that works on both 18V and 36V tools to double your runtime for up to 8.0Ah of runtime per charge for more power on the GO.
Basement Finishing Man
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
Great guns!
DonN
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
I used both Dewalt and Milwaukee framing nailers. Even though they are very good, with slight differences, and work well I think the Metabo HPT is the best of the best. A great power tool. Yes, it's heavy but what's a ounce, or two, here are there. I don't think most people can tell a real difference.
Matthew D. Elmes
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
I bought this gun used from Amazon, they were the seller. The gun came without a carrying bag which I complained about and they gave me a credit for so I will be buying a carrying bag for it. My biggest issue that it came with three 21° nails in it even though it's a third degree nailer. If you buy the gun it'll understand what I'm talking about it's very hard to see if there are any nails in the tool so I loaded my 30° nails into it shot it twice it worked terribly and I was thinking I was just going to return the whole thing. The next morning I looked at the two nails I had shot and noticed that they were full roundhead nails plastic collated type. I took the nails I had loaded into the gun back out and out fell two 21° plastic collated full round head nails. There's no way a 30° nailer is going to shoot these and so I loaded 30° nails back into it after making sure there were no more nails in it and it shot very well.The point is don't put the battery on and assume that there are no nails in a used tool sold by Amazon. Luckily I didn't shoot myself, The tool like most now also does not come with an owner's manual but it's downloadable. I have found the gun to be great and works very well just sending out the caution to be careful when you buy used from Amazon
m fintan hartnett
Reviewed in Canada on January 1, 2025
I'm a Metabo HPT fan. Looked and felt great out of the box, however this cordless framing nailer couldn't power a nail through a 2x4. I'm guessing the cylinder is the problem. Maybe I just got a bad one - disappointed. Hope Metabo pay attention and figure it out.
Robert W Wooten
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024
My 20 year old passlode finally died. I decided to replace it with a battery operated gun. I have now used the metabo framing nailer to build my new chicken house and green house. It worked great. It drives the nails well. I can adjust how far the gun sinks the nails. I don’t have to drag around a hose or use gas cylinders.The gun does not misfire. Can’t say anything bad except it’s a little on the heavy side. Glad I bought this gun.
David Krise
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024
Compared it with 2 Milwaukee fuel framing nailers and a Dewalt (which is a dust collector and most framers know why). Metabo shoots nails farther lol. Seriously though, it nails just as good as the Milwaukee. The Metabo stopped shooting when the battery went down to 2 bars. I thought whats wrong with it. Nothing jammed. So we charged the battery and it was fine. Did the same thing again at 2 bars. Overall good nailer so far. No misfires or jams yet but if you frame quite a bit, then I suggest keeping at least 2 or 3 batteries minimum close by if all the batteries are like mine. Hopefully not. Maybe 200 nails per charge with mine. Shoots 8's good too. I was hesitant to buy one but for less than $250 on sale it's worth it. Should have bought 2 and a couple of extra batteries.
Evan Schmidt
Reviewed in Canada on November 18, 2024
Have 2 of these now. Both work well lots of power to drive nails. Only minor complaint is that the gun is a little heavy if working overhead for long periods.
robert herrmann
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024
Professional Carpenter of 35 years.Just got it a few weeks ago but only used it lightly so far but results so far are impressive .Had a dewalt wind up flywheel framing nailer that never sunk nails( sad for$ 550 at the time)Anyway this thing is sweet so far, sinks everything perfect, no wind up, just amazing, sure hope it lasts a long time.I guess if there was anything to complain about it would be you really have to work it right to toe nail.
Joel L
Reviewed in Canada on November 25, 2023
After 2 Dewalt cordless framing nailers failures, I had no other choice but to buy the enemy, Metabo. All my tools are DeWalt but their cordless framing nailer DCN692B is simply badly designed, heavy and nails constantly jamming. My 2nd one lasted 2 months only. So I bought this Metabo NR1890DC(S) and it performs extremely well, even at -15 Celsius, didn't jam once yet and it drives the 3 1/4" nails with a lot of power. It feels lighter than Dewalt and it's well balanced compared to Dewalt. I love that big rafter hook, you can hang it anywhere when you're installing trusses or roof plywood. So if you're a Dewalt man like me, I suggest that for cordless framing nailers, get a Metabo, you won't regret it!PS: if anyone is looking for parts for Dewalt DCN692B, I have 2 for sale, they don't work and no it's not the springs!
Chris S
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2022
Worked brilliantly for four months while I was remodeling my house. Let it sit for a few months after I was done, but I picked it up again to do another project and the thing couldn’t bury a single nail into a piece of 2x4. Shot it multiple times into another 2x4 just to see what was going on, and it misfired every time. Nails flying all over the place, nails getting bent. Ridiculous. Do not waste your money, just buy an air-powered nailer, those almost never fail. Super disappointed.
BK BRACE
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2021
This tool is great. Lots of power, fast, and sinks the nail perfectly. I run 3 1/4 inch hot dipped galvanized full ring shank nails through 10 x 10 treated post no problem, didn't miss a beat, or jam. Way faster than Dewalt, and so much smoother operating, no hesitation in either mode and the bump mode works great. Super easy thumb dial nail depth adjustment The only bad is the wide rafter hook, but that is a simple easy fix. Is a little heavy but like everything else you will get used to it, besides it's a small price to pay to not have to drag out the hose, compressor, set up, unwind through the wall studs, or up on the roof doing double plate, rafters, etc. This thing has power, I highly recommend it!!!
J. Ippersiel
Reviewed in Canada on July 29, 2020
Bought this to replace my pneumatic dewalt framing nailer. It outclasses that POS big time. It is more powerful, very convenient, doesnt jam, much more silent than a compressor(even these silent makita ones). Battery life is very good and being metabo hpt, they're much cheaper than their big names counterparts. My only 2 gripes are the rafter hook being on the huge sideband the frickin thing is so powerfull that it took me 15 nails to adjusts it .. It kept sinking my 3 1/4inch nails half an inch into the wood...
Client d'
Reviewed in Canada on October 16, 2020
Very powerful. Too heavy for a day long work3Amp battery is good enough to do the job work perfectly good with 30° paslode nailsThe hanger is to big almost on your way. And it should have front light. Working in a basement sometimes is light missing.In general i recommend it if you don't mind the heavy it is
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