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Your cart is empty.Expand your RYOBI 18V ONE+ System with the 18V ONE+ Cordless AirStrike 18-Gauge Brad Nailer (Tool Only). This Brad Nailer features AirStrike Technology, which eliminates the need for noisy compressors, bulky hoses, or expensive gas cartridges. This means faster setup and easy maneuverability on the job site. The RYOBI P321 Brad Nailer is capable of sinking up to 2 in. nails in hardwoods. Additionally, it is the lightest cordless brad nailer in its class, which helps prevent user fatigue. This nailer allows for extended periods of continuous work by sinking up to 1,900 nails per charge. It offers a 45% smaller nose for tight spot access and superior drive quality, compared to P320. There is also a tool-free depth of drive adjustment that allows for proper setting of nail heads. Great for window, door and cabinet trim, this Brad Nailer is the perfect addition to any carpenter or DIYer's tool collection.
Matthew Brown
July 26, 2025
This was a refurbished item but it hardly looked like it. It looked new and came exactly as advertised. Worked with batteries I already had and it makes an excellent addition to my tools. Price was excellent.
Brenda O Scott
June 8, 2025
Love my Nail gun. Make sure you get the correct battery/
AkP12
May 31, 2025
Works great for a DIY or home project. Make sure you press all the way up against the wall and hold there for best resultsFairly simple to use
Ralph H. Goldsen
May 16, 2025
I use a table saw to build small and medium wood items like shelves and tables, and then usually a brad nailer (18 gauge brads) to fasten pieces quickly. Brads are not structurally competitive with screws, but have similar shear strength to nails. For many years, I used a pneumatic 18 gauge brad nailer connected to a cheap oil-less pancake compressor. The pneumatic tool is connected to an air hose that limits its movement, and oil-less compressors make a lot of noise. The only drawback of this cordless tool is that it goes through batteries relatively quickly. I find that Ryobi OEM 18v 4aH batteries are good for about 200 2 inch brads sunk flush, so I keep one battery on the charger to rotate with the battery in use. The tool is otherwise equally sturdy and adjustable, and about the same weight, as the pneumatic equivalent. Glad I made the switch. The cordless can go wherever it is needed without having to reposition the air hose. the noise of the brad being set into the wood is minor compared to compressor noise. Unlike the pneumatic tool, there is no simultaneous discharge of a burst of air. The Ryobi design is also commendable in allowing quick removal of the occasionally mis-fed brad. Be sure to take the battery off before opening the mechanism. Finally, I found some youtube videos with excellent tips on how to avoid blowouts and improper depth sets, specifically as to this tool.
smcgrth
May 8, 2025
Purchased refurbished, and unfortunately only dispensed about a dozen nails before it failed. Either won't dispense at all, jams, or nails only insert about halfway.
joseph DiCicco
March 22, 2025
works well for not needing air to fire brads..will come in handy for quick fixes
Jerry
March 15, 2025
Doesn’t seam to want to work upside down have lots of ryobi tools all 18v
mandy oliva carter
February 27, 2025
Great tool easy to use. Only hiccup no famn battery however if you have some then your all set.
Customer
January 13, 2025
Refurbushed like new.. not industrial grade, but perfect for a home reno, routine maintenance and intermittent tasks..
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