STANLEY SharpShooter Stapler, Heavy Duty (TR150HL)
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About STANLEY SharpShooter Stapler, Heavy Duty (TR150HL)
Overall Feedback:
68% positive
71% appreciated its durable construction, but 29% found it broke easily
I dropped the stapler 10 times while installing insulation in ceiling joists and there was no damage to it.
I found the staple gun to be powerful and reliable when I first got it. It worked well for four canvases before it began to misfire while I was using it to staple canvases to canvas stretchers for painting.
71% found it easy to staple with minimal effort, while 29% had difficulty loading staples
The staple gun is easy to use and almost anyone can use it.
The stapler is difficult to use and can pinch the side of my thumb when squeezing it. The adjuster on the back edge of the gun is useless.
73% praised for its jam-resistant design
When I use the stapler to make stretcher frames and stretch canvas, it works without jams or firings, proving its jam-resistant.
The staple gun has gone through any surface I have tried it on so far.
71% appreciated its versatility in staple types
I use the staple gun for mounting needlepoint canvas on stretcher strips, but it would be equally useful for a wide range of art, craft, workshop and woodworking activities.
I have used the staple gun for various purposes like fixing things and even stapling wood together.
72% praised for its high stapling capacity, while 28% found it jammed frequently
I found that the stapler can only go through paper.
I am looking for a guide for stapling wires. Without it, I can't see where the staple would go.
After using it for the first 20-30 staples, my hand hurt too much to continue.
