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Ferrex 18V Cordless Nail Gun £99.99 @ Aldi
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Posted 21 February 2022

Ferrex 18V Cordless Nail Gun £99.99 @ Aldi

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Ferrex 18v Nail Gun 18 gauge
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3893548-g5rvF.jpg3893548-WbaRj.jpg3893548-OyBDJ.jpg3893548-IkcdS.jpgBattery Compatible:

Not Activ Energy Compatible

Battery Type:

1.5Ah Battery (Included)

Brand:

Ferrex

Corded/Cordless:

Cordless

Dimensions:

39.5 x 12.5 x 34.5cm (approx.)

Material:

ABS, Electrical components

Product Type:

Power Tools

Rechargeable:

Yes

Suitable Age:

18 Years +

Voltage:

18V


Get through your next project easily with the Ferrex 18V Cordless Nail Gun. An easy-release magazine for loading is a key feature with this nail gun aswel as a single contact firing knob. Also included is a battery, the charger and light duty staples. With its soft grip and belt hook you'll be ready to get to work on your next DIY project.

Contents
1 x 18V Nail gun
1 x 1.5Ah Battery pack
1 x Charger
1 x 50mm 18 Gauge brad nail (200pcs/1set)
1 x 40mm 18 Gauge light duty staple (200pcs/1set)
1 x User manual

Features
Rubber overmould grip
LED Light shows whether a nail is jamed, has low battery or dry firing
LED Light when working
Easy release magazine for staples
Easy to load
Single/contact firing knob
Belt hook
Viewing window indicates filling level of the magazine
Firing speed: 80 nails/staples per minute (approx.)
Magazine capacity: 100 nails
Length of nails: 50mm 18 gauge nails
Length of staples: 40mm 18 gauge staples

Guarantee/Warranty
3 Years
Safety Warning
Over 18s only. Wear personal protective gear and always wear safety glasses.
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Edited by a community support team member, 22 February 2022
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  1. bilaldude33's avatar
    It took the same battery as my worx cordless drill I bought a couple of years ago
  2. tommyturnip's avatar
    Hassann22/02/2022 00:49

    Is there much difference between this and the Ryobi ones that's often …Is there much difference between this and the Ryobi ones that's often posted on here (in terms of performance)? Many Thanks


    I jumped on the ryobi 16g at 170 and at the weekend it drove 65mm brads through 70mm of wood without blinking, it has solid reviews but it is quite a bit more money
  3. Happynailer's avatar
    ayjaybee21/02/2022 22:48

    Been looking for a reasonably priced nail gun for some time. This got …Been looking for a reasonably priced nail gun for some time. This got mostly great feedback when last on offer in 2021 and if anyone can confirm this will take Worx and Bauker 18v batteries, then this is an even better deal!


    Worx, wickes, baulker, ferrex, workzone and a few others work on this.anything that's positec really.
  4. igloolad's avatar
    if you dont have a worx battery i got the bigger version of this amazon.co.uk/Fir…1-4 works fine and a bit cheaper too
    47061953-Qg1fl.jpg47061953-gGm3L.jpg (edited)
  5. mrew42's avatar
    20v/40v 18v
    Wish Aldi would stick to one form factor
  6. shopkeeper's avatar
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    Yeah right! (edited)
  7. lfstone's avatar
    It takes 18 gauge brads up to 50mm and crown staples up to 40mm. 18 volt batteries from older Workzone power tools should work fine, but you'd be hard pushed to discharge the supplied battery over a single day's worth of nailing (400 nail strikes to discharge the battery!) and it recharges in an hour. Fabulous value.
  8. joco202's avatar
    Ahaios22/02/2022 12:46

    I was wondering if they are about to drop the 20/40V range. Haven't seen …I was wondering if they are about to drop the 20/40V range. Haven't seen any batteries available for a while now.Got a few of those tools for beaters/gardening/infrequent jobs to my main system but they are proving pretty good.


    No, I don't think they are. I've emailed them, apparently it'll back in stock in May.
  9. col11's avatar
    1121421/02/2022 23:15

    Is around 60mm the usual for a finish nailer?It surely can't be far off …Is around 60mm the usual for a finish nailer?It surely can't be far off that I hope.Great price imo.


    Yes your right but they really should state the staple/nail sizes so your not left saying
    "it surely can't be far off 60mm I hope, great price"
  10. Gc2712's avatar
    Absolutely fab 2nd fix gun for price , I used to cart around compressor etc, my only concern was battery running out mid job , but picked up backer battery which is the same
    a must for diy and trade alik
  11. m2rrc's avatar
    I have one and it was a god send for putting all new skirtings and facings on. It jammed twice and that was after around 200 nails. 2 min job to unjam. That impressed, I've reccomended it to friends.
  12. ccnp's avatar
    ross.owen22/02/2022 13:27

    Terrible always get jammed up I have one. You get what you pay for


    Then take it back. Its got a 3 year warranty. Can't find the receipt? If you bought it on a credit card and remember the date/store, call customer services and they will find the transaction.

    The other more usual cause of problems like this is using the wrong nail/staple.
  13. Problem.Child's avatar
    Got mine today, been great so far put together a small crate using old palet wood for garden storage, fires through the 50mm nails fine, have ordered some shorter nails now off amazon. Staples that come with also work well fire fine.

    The battery is the same as my blueridge battery (from my cordless strimmer, i think same as older worx batteries) although my newer worx battery although seemingly the same battery has slightly different plastic tabs so doesn't slide onto this.

    Anyway battery last more than i could use in a day anyway and the charger is faster than old blueridge one (1.5amp vs 400ma).
  14. ZuQ's avatar
    Great deal! What's the range and fire ratio?
  15. LondonDad's avatar
    any good for self defence, zombie attack imminent.
  16. ayjaybee's avatar
    Author
    Been looking for a reasonably priced nail gun for some time. This got mostly great feedback when last on offer in 2021 and if anyone can confirm this will take Worx and Bauker 18v batteries, then this is an even better deal!
  17. col11's avatar
    No mention of max nail size, you get 50mm nails with it so that's probably the max
  18. 11214's avatar
    col1121/02/2022 23:03

    No mention of max nail size, you get 50mm nails with it so that's probably …No mention of max nail size, you get 50mm nails with it so that's probably the max


    Is around 60mm the usual for a finish nailer?
    It surely can't be far off that I hope.
    Great price imo.
  19. DavidTaffJones's avatar
    I've got one of these and it's great.
    Fire rate is really good.
    Battery life is excellent.
  20. col11's avatar
    DavidTaffJones21/02/2022 23:37

    I've got one of these and it's great.Fire rate is really good.Battery life …I've got one of these and it's great.Fire rate is really good.Battery life is excellent.


    What's the max nail size please?
  21. Hassann's avatar
    Is there much difference between this and the Ryobi ones that's often posted on here (in terms of performance)? Many Thanks
  22. Chris.sss's avatar
    for it not to be activ energy compatible, should mean it's compatible with the old worx Aldi workzone battery if I'm not mistaken?
  23. roba1st's avatar
    I had one of these a few months back when they were £84.99. it lasted around 2 hours before it stopped firing properly. It went back to positework, they said they could not repair and I got a refund....
  24. Scandalicious's avatar
    Brilliant bit of kit, put up 100+ featheredge boards last summer with ease. Was cheaper too
  25. Rob.'s avatar
    Any chance this would do the job of nailing 20mm larch cladding battens?
  26. joco202's avatar
    mrew4222/02/2022 10:24

    20v/40v 18vWish Aldi would stick to one form factor


    Same here! I've got a few 20/40v tools.
    I've emailed them about the batteries and apparently they'll be back in stock in May.
  27. michael.edwardsv9r's avatar
    Anyone know if the gun and included fixings are suitable for fixing 18-25mm thick softwood fence rails ?
  28. RCAnderson's avatar
    Very tempted by this, and keep almost buying one, but not really sure if I actually need it, as I usually just screw things together instead...

    Thoughts on using this to attach feather edge cladding to a shed/storage box, and for attaching architrave round doors?
  29. Jonathon_Smith's avatar
    roba1st22/02/2022 07:18

    I had one of these a few months back when they were £84.99. it lasted …I had one of these a few months back when they were £84.99. it lasted around 2 hours before it stopped firing properly. It went back to positework, they said they could not repair and I got a refund....


    Exactly the same happened to me and to many others apparently!!
  30. Ahaios's avatar
    mrew4222/02/2022 10:24

    20v/40v 18vWish Aldi would stick to one form factor


    I was wondering if they are about to drop the 20/40V range. Haven't seen any batteries available for a while now.

    Got a few of those tools for beaters/gardening/infrequent jobs to my main system but they are proving pretty good. (edited)
  31. mrew42's avatar
    Ahaios22/02/2022 12:46

    I was wondering if they are about to drop the 20/40V range. Haven't seen …I was wondering if they are about to drop the 20/40V range. Haven't seen any batteries available for a while now.Got a few of those tools for beaters/gardening/infrequent jobs to my main system but they are proving pretty good.


    Yeah i've got an impact driver, was fantastic when I was building a Mud Kitchen for the kids, Angle grinder, polisher. Shame if the dropped them completely
  33. ross.owen's avatar
    Terrible always get jammed up I have one. You get what you pay for
  34. deleted248415's avatar
    shopkeeper 21/02/2022 22:56
    [Image] Yeah right!


    I met a land lady yesterday. Her and her husband done all the work to their houses in the last 25yrs.
    And you have this lovely lady







    Reminds me of this joke...

    Two carpenters are nailing up siding one day. The first carpenter grabs a nail from his pouch, examines it, and then tosses it in the trash. He proceeds to grab another nail, examine it, and then hammers it into the siding. He repeats this process several time. Finally the second carpenter turns to him and asks "Why are you doing that?" to which the first carpenter replies "Half of these nails have the head on the wrong end!" The second carpenter says back to him "You idiot! Those are for the other side of the house!"




    (edited)
  35. Happynailer's avatar
    Rob.22/02/2022 10:45

    Any chance this would do the job of nailing 20mm larch cladding battens?


    Yes be fine would probably use stainless steel 18g nails though

    ross.owen22/02/2022 13:27

    Terrible always get jammed up I have one. You get what you pay for


    Ive had two both been pretty good. Just need to make sure your battery has enough charge and you're using good nails. The ones that come with it aren't the best (edited)
  36. FreakExperiment's avatar
    Happynailer22/02/2022 18:40

    Yes be fine would probably use stainless steel 18g nails thoughIve had two …Yes be fine would probably use stainless steel 18g nails thoughIve had two both been pretty good. Just need to make sure your battery has enough charge and you're using good nails. The ones that come with it aren't the best


    I agree mine has had a lot of use (over 2000 50mm brads) and has been great. Occasionally jams but always easy to un jam and straight back to work.

    Might be QC issues with cheaper tools
  37. Jollux's avatar
    I've been eyeing up nail guns over the last couple of weeks and couldn't bring myself to fork out a few hundred £s for the occasional DIY use (or for one large task). Plus there isn't a cordless nail gun in the branded range I already bought in to so it doesn't feel so painful going for this. Plus the £50 impact driver I could also make use of will give me a backup battery
  38. maranthony's avatar
    Hassann22/02/2022 00:49

    Is there much difference between this and the Ryobi ones that's often …Is there much difference between this and the Ryobi ones that's often posted on here (in terms of performance)? Many Thanks


    Ryobi is far better
  39. RCAnderson's avatar
    maranthony23/02/2022 09:55

    Ryobi is far better


    The ryobi looks to be close to double the price for tool only though. Is it that much better? What are the reasons?
  40. Rob.'s avatar
    I've taken a punt on it.
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