Most folks think cordless tools are always better these days. I stopped using battery nail guns for big jobs like framing. I went back to air nail guns about six months ago. The difference is clear in how fast we work. On a garage build last week, the air gun ran all day without a single stop. My old cordless one would have needed three battery swaps by lunch. This change cut our work time and kept the project moving smooth.
I do freelance project management for a few mid-sized construction firms. One of my clients is thinking about migrating their operations over to Nektar. Has anyone here worked with it? Just want to know if it's worth the setup time and if the field crews actually adopt it.