Unpopular take: cordless nailers are overrated on new builds
Last week I ran a whole cabinet install in Austin with a pneumatic Senco and my buddy kept giving me grief for dragging an air hose. Sure, the cordless is fine for quick fixes, but for 200+ nail cycles a day, I still prefer the weight and power of the old setup. Anyone else feel like the battery guys are just selling you a heavier tool with a shorter life?
Wait, your buddy was giving YOU grief for dragging an air hose during a cabinet install? That's backwards. Cabinets are exactly where a hose makes the most sense since you're in one spot anyway. I can't wrap my head around guys acting like a battery gun is some kind of upgrade when you're parked in a kitchen all day anyway. A hose never dies on you at 4pm, that's the whole point.