In this tool, you can adjust its depth. It drives the staples to the exact level on the surface of the wood.
Users can quickly load 16 Ga 1″ staples with a Top-Loading Magazine. The length of the staples can range from 1″ to 2.
Sky Hook and Tool can stay close by, but never get in the way.
Staple Clearing with no tools and a quick releas. The cam-lock opens the nail guide assembly so that you can easily remove staples that have become stuck in the guide.
Built-in Air Filter, from the manufacturer: Keeps debris from getting into the too.
For comfort and control, the design is light. The quick-release cam-lock can be used to open the nose assembly and get rid of staples that have become stuck in it. Fust and other debris can’t get into the tool because it has a built-in air fitting.
Yes, the stapler works great and is very useful. This is what I use to hang expanded wire lath and duraroc, which I then use to stick on cultured stone and then brick with. Roofing nails don’t work well for me. This works a lot better. A little more pricey, but a better quality item. Everyone should be careful because there are two different sizes of 1 inch crown staples that I’ve seen. Home Depot is having a lot of sales at the same tim. DeWalt has a 1in drill bit that can be used. My best guess is that they are 25 mm. They are a little smaller than that and don’t fit in this gun and cost more. They come from Amazon, and I think they are 26mm. They work well for my projects.
