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The DEWALT DCN930P1 is a cordless 30-degree paper-collated framing nailer built on the 20V MAX XR battery platform. It uses a brushless motor and a flywheel that stays spinning for six seconds after the trigger is released, which cuts the ramp-up delay between shots. DEWALT rates it for up to 530 sq. ft. of subflooring or 100 ft. of wall framing per charge, and the tool weighs 8.65 lbs bare. It suits framers and remodelers who want to drop the compressor and hose, and it competes with cordless framing nailers from Milwaukee and Metabo HPT on weight and shoot speed rather than on raw drive depth.
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Owners of DEWALT's cordless framing nailers generally praise the freedom from hoses and the fast follow-up shots from the flywheel design. Common complaints center on the tool's appetite for batteries and on the cost of committing to the 20V platform.
The DEWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless Cordless 30º Paper Collated Framing Nailer is built for a wide variety of framing jobs. It runs without hoses or compressors. A brushless motor drives the nails.
An active flywheel stays running for 6 seconds after the trigger is released. In rapid sequential mode, this removes ramp-up time between shots. The redesigned nose is built to align, grip and drive nails at aggressive angles for toe-nailing. The magazine is made of high-strength magnesium, and the springs and driver blade can be serviced in the field.
The nailer drives nails up to 3-1/2 in. long. It can install up to 530 sq. ft. of subflooring or complete up to 100 ft. of wall framing per charge. It drives nails up to 72% more sub-flush than the previous generation. The tool is chip-ready for the Tool Connect system, so it can be tracked and managed there.
