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Ryobi R18N18G-0 ONE+ 18G AirStrike Nailer, 18V (Body Only) in Hyper Green - £129 @ Amazon
Ryobi R18N18G-0 ONE+ 18G AirStrike Nailer, 18V (Body Only) in Hyper Green - £129 @ Amazon
Ryobi R18N18G-0 ONE+ 18G AirStrike Nailer, 18V (Body Only) in Hyper Green - £129 @ Amazon
Ryobi R18N18G-0 ONE+ 18G AirStrike Nailer, 18V (Body Only) in Hyper Green - £129 @ Amazon
Ryobi R18N18G-0 ONE+ 18G AirStrike Nailer, 18V (Body Only) in Hyper Green - £129 @ Amazon
Ryobi R18N18G-0 ONE+ 18G AirStrike Nailer, 18V (Body Only) in Hyper Green - £129 @ Amazon
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Posted 11 February 2023

Ryobi R18N18G-0 ONE+ 18G AirStrike Nailer, 18V (Body Only) in Hyper Green - £129 @ Amazon

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The Ryobi 18V ONE+ R18N18G-0 18G Nail Gun is perfect for binding soft and thin wood without splitting. Avoid the need for a noisy compressor, annoying air hose or costly gas canisters with this 18V cordless 18G Nail Gun. Powered by AirStrike technology this nail gun fires 18 Gauge (1.2mm) nails between 15 and 50mm long with two firing modes geared towards precision and speed.

  • AirStrike Technology eliminates the need for noisy compressors, bulky hoses or expensive gas cartridges
  • Max brad length of 50mm giving you the flexibility to fire a variety of length nails for different tasks
  • Handy switch for easy change between contact actuated (bump) mode for speed and full sequential actuation mode for accuracy
  • Tackles virtually any job, anywhere with the capacity to drive up to 1,600 nails per charge using the new Lithium+ 4.0Ah battery (RB18L40)
  • ONE+ Compatibility- As part of the ONE+ System you can use the same battery pack in over 30 different power and garden tools

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Item model number: ‎R18N18G-0

Specification Sheet (PDF)
User Manual (PDF)
Official Ryobi webpage (£226.99 on there): uk.ryobitools.eu/pow…-0/
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£169.95 Incl VAT Power Tools cbspowertools.com/ryo…966

Just Off Base has a quick review: justoffbase.co.uk/nai…ew/4085163_1.jpg4085163_1.jpg4085163_1.jpgAmazon reviews, sorted by variant, here
4085163_1.jpg4085163_1.jpg4085163_1.jpg4085163_1.jpg4085163_1.jpgReview from TM HOME IMPROVEMENT UK (May 2021):
00:50 Price
01:08 What Comes in the Box
02:20 Battery
02:53 Is It Is It Worth the Money
05:09 Demonstration
05:19 Magazine
06:17 Firing Options
06:30 Precision Firing
08:02 Hardwoods
11:27 Would I Recommend
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  1. wazzay2k1's avatar
    Any good or too overkill for felting the shed roof?
    Thoughtful's avatar
    Zinc plated clout nails for this I'm afraid, there are products made for specific reasons this is one of them. You need that big head to stop the felt from tearing.
  2. garryc1981's avatar
    At thos price this is a no brainer. Even for light DIY this is a bargain.
    jerrysimon's avatar
    Yes I’m in the Dewalt eco but this looks like a bargain compared!
  3. warfish's avatar
    Mine arrived yesterday, took me a while to get it to work... I was doing everything correct, I was starting to think maybe it was broken! It seems that when you load a new set of nails in you might need to try a lot of times (this does happen in the review above, but I had to try more than 10 times to get the first nail out). Once the first one is out it works consistently.

    Just thought I'd mention incase anyone has the same problem!
  4. Barganins's avatar
    Borrowed a friends and they're game changing. You'll probably use it more than you think.
  5. JimDiGriz's avatar
    Air Strike? Can I shoot one of those balloons down with this?
    r200ti's avatar
    Nah, youll need the unique $100m all singing all dancing version. Just make sure you dont use it for anything other than balloons.
  6. blackcoffeecats's avatar
    Best ever price? Not sure it’s worth getting as I already have the 16G, however.
    Frank30uk's avatar
    Author
    On Amazon, yes. It was the same price August last year direct from Ryobi
  7. Rich87_'s avatar
    I bought the Einhell 18G nailer a few weeks ago for £56 and it is excellent. Doesn't shoot 50mm nails like this, max is 32mm, but a drastic price drop for somebody looking for a budget nailer. I already have batteries for some garden tools, but Einhell batteries are also much cheaper than Ryobi and a lot of the time come free with quite cheap tools. (edited)
  8. seff2020's avatar
    Can you use it for fencing?
    gordon.anderson's avatar
    No nails are too thin
  9. Gravitastrophe's avatar
    Anyone have an opinion on this Vs the recent Aldi nail gun, bearing in mind this would be my first Ryobi and so would need to buy into the battery system. Thanks!
    matty_hunt's avatar
    The reviews on the Aldi gun are favorable. I purchased one last week. It arrived, I opened the box, the gun and part of the case was covered in oil. Leaked from the back of the gun. Ferrex customer services said others had rang with the same issue but that some oil was not a problem, indeed expected (??) but if I felt there was too much I should return it, which I did. New one coming next week so we will see what it is like. The Ryobi is a popular choice, but you need the batteries and charger. At least the Aldi one comes with that, all be it 1.5ah battery. But the sort of use I suspect mine will get, the Aldi one if fine. Plus extra 6% off via Topcashback at the mo as Aldi online is a new partner to TCB.
  10. louiselouise's avatar
    Came up with this when doing a price search - not sure if you'd find it in stores (OOS online), worth looking if you're swinging by a Homebase, maybe? homebase.co.uk/ryo…tml49538143-x1Yp6.jpg
    fjal's avatar
    Homebase no longer sells Ryobi. These are from when they were clearing out stock, it was a glorious time. I got a drill press and vacuum for almost nothing.
  11. G1kyp's avatar
    I’m planning on doing some wall panelling so so I don’t know whether the 16g would be better. My other concern is that all my walls are plastered and majority are also plaster on brick. Does anyone know if the 18g would go through plaster? I’d be putting no more nails or similar so it’s more to pull the panelling tight against the wall.
    chris.beck's avatar
    I used the 18g to fix picture rails (in combination with grip fill). It easily copes with plaster (not brick though so use appropriate length pins!).
  12. Thoughtful's avatar
    Make sure you use appropriate nails, there are zinc plated not plated at all and stainless available, the stainless cost a little more but will do all applications and will never rust.
  13. essexsi's avatar
    I have this, and it's very good. So good I would like the 15 gauge one. Anyone seen any deals?

    Cheers Si
  14. AdrianIksworbeż's avatar
    Got one of them and its absolutelly briliant , I must have fired about 10 k nails so far and it jammed handfull of times .
  15. gazza40's avatar
    Held off buying for as long as I could but at this price just had to go for it. Great deal thanks Frank30uk
  16. BrianButterfield's avatar
    Can you use these to snipe people like in games?
  17. fussycool's avatar
    Also look at badaptor to use existing non Ryobi batteries. I use Bosch batteries with my ryobi gear.
  18. shumboom's avatar
    I had this until it got stolen. I haven't missed it as i seemed to look for jobs that justified the purchase. Waiting for the 16g version to hammer some big nails in
  19. alictait's avatar
    Don’t need, bought anyway . Thanks OP
  20. jerrysimon's avatar
    Always fancied a nail gun but can’t really justify it for diy 😞

    Seemed to have come down in price the last few years
    IrishMan's avatar
    I have this, not a "proper" nailer, they are bringing one out in America this year.
  21. robti's avatar
    What jobs could you use this for ?
    chris.beck's avatar
    I've used mine for attaching trims around the house and woodworking for glue-ups (just a small hole left which can be filled).
  22. G1kyp's avatar
    What’s the difference with this and the r18gn18-0
  23. AuldHairyBaws's avatar
    Bargain! Paid £180 for mine. Great bit of kit.
    G1kyp's avatar
    Ryobi sell two 18g any idea the difference
  24. Tensketch's avatar
    Got a few jobs around the house to do. Skirting boards need replacing after doing laminate, wife wants to do some coving and wall panels and I am close to biting the bullet on getting a bigass shed built in my garden.

    I was gonna get the 16g but this price is giving me pause. Will this do what I need?
    G1kyp's avatar
    Same dilemma as me… from the responses above sounds like the 18g will do it all for you just use some no more nails or similar as well
  25. gordon.anderson's avatar
    The 16g are slightly thicker than the 18g I have both
    BeerGoggles's avatar
    I can only justify getting one nail gun. Would I be right in saying the 16g is a better all rounder?
  26. r200ti's avatar
    These can stick and stop working mind. Cleaning them out fixes it, but its annoying.
    fjal's avatar
    Yeah they need a spritz of silicon near the firing pin every now and again. Okay if you're in a workshop, not so much if you're somewhere else firing off dozens of nails then it suddenly clogs.
  27. PC101's avatar
    Are these fussy about brand of nails?

    Whats the cheapest way to get battery and charger ATM? Buy a drill bundle and sell bare drill etc ? (edited)
    Mickiekokid's avatar
    Bought sn attachment on amazon for £20 to use my makita battery. Nails I used TACWISE 0401 Type 18G amzn.eu/d/d…erv

    TACWISE 0401 Type 18G / 50 mm Galvanised Brad Nails, Silver, 5000 Pack amzn.eu/d/h…2y8 (edited)
  28. BuffMan's avatar
    Thanks bought.

    Is there was a recommended depth of nails dependant on what I want to pin eg I know it goes up to 50mm but could i use say 35mm nails for pinning 11mm stripwood? (25mm embedment) I'd probably use glue as well
    Szim's avatar
    I always double the size of pinned material. for instance I would use minimum 35mm nail to pin into 18 mm material. Also 18g brads are not used for strength to hold the material. they are mostly used to hold glue'ups. (edited)
  29. Samuel2303's avatar
    Where can u buy nails from
    Gary_Stringer's avatar
    I get mine from toolstation.
  30. aidan_brennan's avatar
    Great nailer, use on diy projects. No issues
  31. discobob's avatar
    I have the 18 and 16 - both good
    I also have the Hikoki first fix nailer that is going to be used to build a shed.
  32. SnapCAPon's avatar
    Heat from me
  33. andy_spoo's avatar
    I did not realise how slow these are until watching the video, compared to an air compressor type.
    If you are doing 50+ nails in one go you are really going to notice the speed lag.
  34. CheapLife's avatar
    I bought one from Amazon US a couple years ago and it's just a huge time saver. I built a shed and did some fencing and it really was great for that. I'm a DIY so not a professional but for me it more than paid for itself. Only issue I had is it randomly stopped firing and I had to drip some 3in1 oil into it. Then it was fine
  35. stewie9's avatar
    Hi all, looks like I've missed this deal now, but I recently bought the Bauker impact from another deal and I'm struggling to find a battery adapter quoting Bauker, but would this Worx one work?

    ebay.co.uk/itm…OPY

    Thank you.
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