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The DeWalt DCN930N is an 18V cordless first-fix framing nailer with a brushless motor and no gas cartridge. It fires 50 to 90mm angled paper-tape or wire-welded nails and drives 90mm ring shank nails flush into medium-density wood. The compact body fits between 400mm joist centers, and the kit adds two 5.0Ah batteries and a multi-voltage XR charger. It suits framers, roofers and stud-work crews who want cordless freedom without hose or gas, though it is heavier and bulkier than a pneumatic gun and needs a large battery to keep pace all day.
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Owners of DeWalt's cordless framing nailers generally rate the gas-free brushless design for consistent driving and low maintenance, and treat the DCN930N as a step up in speed and durability. Common gripes are weight and the drain on batteries during heavy framing.
The DeWalt DCN930N is an 18V cordless first fix framing nailer with an XR brushless motor. It runs without gas, compressors or hoses. Upgraded internals drive nails faster and more consistently, and the brushless motor can drive flush 90mm ring shank nails into medium density wood.
It is suited to first fix tasks such as timber framing, stud work and roof battens, and it fires angled nails from 50 to 90mm. The nose is designed for toe-nailing. The compact body fits between 400mm joist centers. It works with most paper tape nails, and is optimized for both DNPT (paper tape) and DNW (wire welded) nails.
The driver blade is tougher and the magazine is magnesium, for durability on the jobsite. The magazine has an improved loading system. An extended depth adjustment wheel gives precise depth control, and a metal rafter hook is included. This kit includes two 5.0Ah batteries, a Multi-Voltage XR charger and a TSTAK mobile storage box without a tray.
