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Metabo HPT NT50AE2 18 Gauge Brad Nailer 16mm-51mm*Hitachi has rebranded as Metabo HPT* The 2" 18 Gauge Brad Nailer (NT50AE2) is ideal for trim work, furniture building and other finish applications that require precision and performance that the pro and DIY both require. The Brad Nailer accepts finish brad nails from 5 8" in length up to 2". With a lightweight economical design, this brad nailer is engineered for the toughest jobs. Trigger: Selective actuation switch lets the user easily select bump
*Hitachi has rebranded as Metabo HPT*
The 2" 18-Gauge Brad Nailer (NT50AE2) is ideal for trim work, furniture building and other finish applications that require precision and performance that the pro and DIY both require. The Brad Nailer accepts finish brad nails from 5/8" in length up to 2". With a lightweight economical design, this brad nailer is engineered for the toughest jobs.
- Trigger: Selective actuation switch lets the user easily select bump fire or sequential fire modes
- Lightweight: Only 2.2 lbs, for easy all day use
- Depth Adjustment: Depth of drive dial allows the user to easily adjust the drive depth for a professional finish
- No-Mar Tip: No-mar tip on the nose protects the work piece from unintended markings
- Reload Indicator: Located on the magazine, alerts the user when nail quantities are low so that blank drives are avoided
- Adjustable Exhaust: 360 Degree adjustable exhaust port keeps dust, debris and oil off the finish project
Specifications:
- Applications: Trim work, Furniture building, Finish applications
- Weight: 2.2 lbs / 1 kg
- Nail Length: 5/8" - 2" / 16mm - 51mm
- Nail Gauge: 18
- Nail Capacity: 100 Brad Nails
- Magazine Type: Side Loading
- Operating Pressure: 70-120 PSI
- Centre Height: 7mm (0.276")
- Depth Adjustment: Tool-less
- Jam Clear: Tool-less
- Body Type: Aluminum
- Magazine Type: Composite
- Firing Mode: Selective Actuation
- Dimensions (LxH): 254 mm x 233 mm
- Pack Includes: Safety Glasses, Air Fitting, No Mar Tip, Hex Bar Wrenches, Hard Carrying Case
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★★★★★ 5
Draws You in to the Series
Format: Paperback
The Stonekeeper is the first volume in Kazu Kibuishi's graphic novel series. Although aimed at middle school, it is good for upper elementary school children, and is enjoyable for adults as well. 2 years after the death of Emily and Navin's father in a tragic car crash, Karen moves her children to the family's old house in a dense forest. Built by Karen's grandfather Silas who then disappeared, it has been abandoned for years. During the first night, they hear a strange noise, and Karen is captured by an Arachnopod, a creature from a parallel world, Alledia. Emily and Navin follow their mother into the parallel world where they find their ailing great-grandfather Silas. He tells Emily about the power of the amulet she found in his house. It is the key to ruling Alledia. Silas expires, but not before instructing his robot and animal minions to aid Emily and Navin. This first volume, besides setting the story arc, narrates the rescue of Karen. Unfortunately, she is poisoned setting up the next volume for finding the antidote.
Besides an engaging story with compelling characters, Kibuishi is a fantastic illustrator. As with many exemplar graphic novels the spare text is amplified and much of the story told through his illustrations. The creatures of Alledia are strange enough to pique our imagination, but not so much that they are totally alien in form.
After reading Stonekeeper, I am eager to see what happens next with Emily and Navin, and their company.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2014
★★★★★ 5
wow
Format: Paperback
I remember when I read in reviews that kids had gotten sucked into this story and had become fans of this series so quickly.... Well, my daughter resisted till page 13 or 14... but since then she's in it... She's very picky when it is about books and even that she's 9, she started to read in English only a few months ago ( we lived abroad,she reads other language) so she still prefers books that is easy to read.
Anyway, get ready, this series is addicted... gooooood :) that is what we need :)
I mean, you can complain that this is a comic book but still, at least the child has the book in his/her hand and not a tablet... and at least he/she reads...
I'm really happy that I got this book for her.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Wonderful Story, But Small Print
Format: Paperback, Format: Paperback
My son really likes this book. He usually doesn’t enjoy reading much, but this one caught his interest right away. The illustrations are great, and the story is engaging too. He finished the book in just two days! I already bought the second one and am thinking about getting the whole series.
The only thing I didn’t like was the size of the letters. It wasn’t very easy for my 9-year-old to read on his own, and sometimes I had to help him.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great story and great quality!
Format: Hardcover
These books are always great! One of my son’s faves. Great story and great quality as usual!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Shockingly good Little Golden Book
Format: Hardcover
Yeah, this is a Little Golden Book, but in many ways it seems more like something that would be a special addition to a boxed set of the 1980's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series. It's written as if April O'Neil is talking to the reader directly and it gives a pretty good overview of each of the turtles and their personalities/roles, how the turtles and splinter became mutants, who their enemies are, and references a few reoccurring characters from the series. My kids have been watching a lot of the original series lately and they loved this book. It also wasn't tedious for me to read and wasn't overly long as some of these tv books are.
If you have a kid that is a fan of the original series, this is a great pickup. If you know someone who grew up on this series and maybe collects some of the original Turtles stuff, this could be a fun little gift for them to add to their collection
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024