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- Efficient: The combination of our POWERSTATE Brushless Motor and REDLINK PLUS Intelligence delivers you with unmatched fire rate with zero ramp-up time keeping you efficient throughout your day
- Brad Nailer: Leveraging our nitrogen air spring mechanism, the Brad nailer allows you to consistently sink nails to the proper depth in hard and soft woods while leaving clean nail holes matching the head of the nail
- Consistent, clean nail holes, Zero ramp-up time, Tool free drive depth adjustment
- No gas cartridge required, Sequential and contact actuation firing modes
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Description
Milwaukee 2746-20 M18 FUEL 18 Gauge Brad Nailer (Tool Only)
Brand: Milwaukee
Manufacturer: Milwaukee Electric
Unit Count: 1 Count
Included Components: Milwaukee Electric - M18 FUEL 18 GAUGE BRAD NAILER
Item Type Name: Milwaukee Electric - M18 FUEL 18 GAUGE BRAD NAILER
Item Weight: 6.5 pounds
Model: 2746-20
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: 2746-20
UPC: 045242540990
Warranty Description: Manufacturer Warranty
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Top Amazon Reviews
This thing is great!! No electricity, no compressor, no hose...no misfire, sinks every brad perfectly and barely uses any battery. If I wished anything to be different...I wish it was a bit smaller, but...that's probably what they make a compact M12 version for lol!! Perfection from Milwaukee IMO!!
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2026 by Jason C Gadsky
Worked well on a limited run right out of the box with no adjustments needed. I'm not a carpenter, never had a power nailer before, don't know what I'm doing. I purchased this because I had a repair project requiring a brad/finishing nailer and a couple of small projects coming up. I wanted something cheap as I had limited use but was scared off by the reviews (I did need it to do the job). I have many Milwaukee tools so even though some reviews were critical, I chose this platform (I also didn't want to have to deal with pneumatic). When the box arrived, it was badly damaged with a hole/tear down one side. Not buying from an authorized reseller I was also skeptical I might get used or a knockoff. The box had been previously opened (and I read Victoria Sunrise, the seller, records the serial numbers so no surprise) and re-taped. Based on the condition of the box, I did a thorough inspection (using light and magnification). The unit appears to be a genuine Milwaukee product and had no signs of being used. One side had dust on it, indicating it had sat out of the box/bag for some period of time. I loaded one set of nails and did a test run to ensure it was working properly, didn't damage my project and get the depth set correctly. It fired correctly every time (6 times). I then used it on my project (4 nails) and again, it fired correctly each time. So admittedly, I have no experience and made a very small run but it worked fine. Although this is overkill for my needs, based on reviews, I didn't trust the less expensive electric (corded or battery) to do the job properly. It does come with instructions to clear jams and reset the striker (although I haven't needed that yet). I also have only used the 'Single Sequential Actuation' setting (and may never have a need for 'bump' mode. One other thing it has and is present in the pictures but I didn't see mentioned is it has an LED light. Not very powerful but did help. I could see if you were putting up crown molding over your head, this would get heavy fast. :-)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024 by amazon
Excellent quality and performance. Combine that with Milwaukees dependability and it is an great buy. You also get a lot of nails per charge. Lightweight and an acceptable size maakes it very easy to use. highly recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026 by Jeff Miller
This is an amazing tool!! Worth every penny. I've had it for a week, I've been putting in 2" nails anywhere I want, into wood concrete or studs, without any issues whatsoever, the first day I had it I did an entire floor of office baseboards, 3/4" ply into sheetrock, and i did it all in a matter of a few hours. (That's fast). Not one nail didnt go all the way in. It's super quiet. Not too heavy in your hand. I only lost one light on my battery during that entire job, so i still had plenty of power to go. and most importantly - NO COMPRESSOR! I meam no big tank to carry, no long twisted hose, no loud recharge of pressure or nails that stick out. It's just flawless. Ive also installed 3/4" solid wood baseboards onto a masonry firewall with the same results. I also took a 4x4 wood post and shot it to hell with nails and then couldn't see any of them, so clean and perfect. All with 2" 18guage brads. I've been doing construction for over 20 years and decided to try an alternative to lugging around the compressor for trim jobs. my nail gun broke so i decided to bump up the extra cash and try this one. I didnt want the type that uses gas cartridges. Since i have the M18FUEL drill set with batteries and charger (which is the best drill set i ever had, maybe only matched by Hilti) so I only needed the tool - this does not include batteries charger or a case. Over the years I have had problems with tools such as batteries running out too fast or hard to slide in and out, cheap materials, nails that dont get pushed in all the way and have to be hammered in with a nail set, hose connection leaks and compressor issues, limits on hose length and outlet locations for compressor, hose getting tangled on my feet when I'm up on a ladder.... ... all of those things are in the past with this one. Well I just went for the co vengeance of eliminating the tank but came across a really fine piece of equipment overall.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2020 by guy
Great quality, durable and the batteries last pretty long! Doesn’t weight too much and the power is good and easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026 by karen
I bought this for projects where I don't have easy access to an air compressor. It works very well, and I tend to use this even when I could use my air-powered pin nailer.
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026 by Madrad
Excellent
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2026 by Max
Bought as a gift. When I opened the dirty torn box, I see the nailer wrapped up in plastic wrap and bubble wrap. I purchased as new. This was not in the original box. Doesn’t look new to me. I sent back and still waiting on my refund
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2025 by misty thomas