100 percent battery-powered to eliminate the need for gas, a compressor, and a hose, among other thing.
Mexico is the country where this product is made.
This product satisfies the needs of the customer.
In the absence of a workload, the maximum initial battery voltage is 20 volts. The nominal voltage is 18 volts.
It is completely battery-powered, which eliminates the need for a gas tank, compressor, and flexible hose. The brushless motor provides the longest possible runtime and durability. Stapler drives 18 gauge 1/4 in. steel staples. Narrow crown staples ranging from 1/2 inch to 1-1/2 inch in width. As a result, it is ideal for the installation of solid and engineered hardwood floors. The base’s tool-free adjustment allows it to accommodate flooring thicknesses ranging from 3/8 in. to 5/8 in. The paddle trigger makes it simple to use in a variety of positions. Visibility is extremely important. Tongue engagement for quick installation and non-marring profile tips to prevent floor scratches are two of the features of this product. In order to provide both workspace illumination and tool diagnostics, multi-functional lights are used. Selectable trigger with no need for a tool for sequential or rapid sequential actuation modes. In the event of a stall, the integrated tool-free stall release lever allows the driver blade to be quickly reset. For easy loading and unloading of jammed fasteners, the MAGAZINE is designed with a bottom loading mechanism. All DEWALT 20V max batteries are compatible with this product. Kit contains the following items: Dcn682 flooring stapler, DCB204 4.0 Ah battery, DCB112 charger, and a kit bag. Mexico is the country where this product is made. This product satisfies the needs of the customer.
The short version is: do not purchase this product.
When I first started using this item, the gun would stop firing when it reached the last few staples, indicating that it was time to refill the cartridge. This was extremely beneficial in order to avoid shooting blanks. This function, on the other hand, stopped working on the first day. As a result of running out of staples, it is now operating in two modes.. 1) jams when there are only a couple of staples left in the magazine, resulting in damage to the flooring (it even jammed one staple and shot another out backwards with one pull of the trigger). 2) Because there are no staples, the gun just keeps firing, and you have to constantly double-check to make sure it is actually firing. This aspect of the tool’s operation was inconsistent from one user to another. It is fairly obvious that there is a design flaw in this tool, and that this flaw resulted in immediate damage to the tool. As a result, the installation was time-consuming and frustrating, and workpieces were damaged and had to be discarded.
With this stapler, I was able to complete one job. Because I needed to finish the job for the customer, the only reason I didn’t return it was because I couldn’t. The only thing that came out of this is that I now have extra batteries and chargers for my other Dewalt tools. This should have performed significantly better for the price!!
