
DEWALT DCN660D1
Score: 92/100
Milwaukee M18 FUEL Gen II Brad Nailer
Score: 85/100Rankings

The DeWalt DCN660D1 is a cordless, brushless 20V MAX XR 16-gauge angled finish nailer that delivers pneumatic-level performance with the convenience of cordless operation. It stands out with a high capacity of approximately 955 nails per charge and includes a battery and charger in the kit. It is best suited for finish carpenters and serious DIYers who want a complete, ready-to-use solution for trim and molding installation.

The Milwaukee M18 FUEL Gen II 18-Gauge Brad Nailer is a professional-grade cordless tool designed for light-duty trim work with zero ramp-up time. Its main limitation is the lack of structural nailing capability and the requirement to purchase batteries separately. It is best suited for professional carpenters already invested in the M18 ecosystem.
| Attribute | ![]() | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
| ↓ lower better | 6 lbsbest | 6.72 lbs |
110 nailsbest | — | |
20 Vbest | 18 V | |
955 nailsbest | — |
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Fastener Compatibility(2) | ||
Nail Gauge | 16 | 18 |
Nail Length Range | 1.25-2.5 | Not specified |
Capacity & Productivity(1) | ||
Magazine Capacity (nails) | 110 nails | Not specified nails |
Power & Performance(3) | ||
Power Source | Cordless | Battery |
Battery Voltage (V) | 20 V | 18 V |
Nails Per Charge (nails) | 955 nails | Not specified nails |
Ergonomics & Build(2) | ||
Weight (lbs) | 6.0 lbs | 6.72 lbs |
Housing Material | Unknown | Not specified |
Features & Control(3) | ||
Firing Modes | Sequential, Bump | Sequential |
LED Light | true | false |
Safety Mechanism | Selectable Trigger | Electronic |

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Professional reviewers highlight the tool's practical performance, noting it drove approximately 955 2-inch nails into stacked 2x4s on a single 2Ah battery charge. Reviewers praised the intuitive nail-loading system and dual firing modes.
Users appreciate the tool-free adjustments for depth control and jam release, which streamline workflow. The large magazine capacity is noted as a benefit for reducing reloading frequency.



Professional commentary highlights the tool's zero ramp-up time and its suitability for light-duty tasks.
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