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The DeWalt DCN920B is a cordless 21-degree plastic-collated framing nailer that runs on DeWalt's 20V MAX XR batteries. It drives nails up to 3-1/2 inches and uses a brushless motor with an active flywheel to keep up in rapid sequential fire, so there is no compressor, hose or gas cartridge to manage. It suits framers, remodelers and deck builders who want a hose-free tool for walls, subfloor and toe-nailing. Compared with pneumatic framing nailers it trades raw speed and light weight for portability, and against rival cordless framers it is known for solid drive power and DeWalt battery compatibility.
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Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 20 ratings, owners largely praise the DCN920B for reliable drive power and the freedom of going hose-free. Complaints center on weight and the need for big batteries to get full performance.
The DeWALT DCN920B is a cordless framing nailer that drives 21-degree plastic collated nails without a compressor or hose. It is built for structural wood fastening, including wall framing, subfloor installation, toe-nailing and general framing. It runs on DeWALT 20V MAX batteries and is sold as a bare tool.
A brushless motor and an active flywheel help reduce the delay between shots in rapid sequential mode. The flywheel stays active for 6 seconds after the trigger is released. The nailer is rated for up to 530 square feet of subflooring per charge and up to 100 feet of wall framing per charge with a 5.0Ah battery.
The magazine is made of high-strength magnesium. The nose is redesigned for toe-nailing, for better alignment and grip when driving at angles. The springs and driver blade are field serviceable. The tool is Chip-Ready for the TOOL CONNECT system, and tracking requires a separate chip.
