STANLEY Nail Gun, Electric Staple
electric staple brad nail gun, heavy duty electric staple brad nailgun, 5 8 Inch brads
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About STANLEY Nail Gun, Electric Staple
Overall Feedback:
66% positive
68% liked the long-lasting battery life, but 32% found it too short
I was surprised that the staple gun fell apart after using it for four staple strips.
The battery life of my device is not good as it dies after finishing a few more rooms.
68% praised the durable and low-maintenance design, though 32% experienced issues with wear and tear
I, with 30 years of experience as a cabinet maker, mentioned that the gun is good.
The gun is good.
I dropped the tool and it became inoperable. It's not very durable.
I bought the product and it didn't last through half of the job or the first 5000 box of staples. I even bought a replacement but it quit again. Based on my experience, I can say that the product is unreliable.
74% appreciated the easy loading and unloading, while 26% struggled with the process
Loading staples/nails is difficult due to poor instructions, but the product is easy to use.
73% liked the comfortable grip and handling, though 27% found it fatiguing
I found the power-brad-nailer easy to operate and load, despite not being mechanically inclined.
To shoot the staple, I have to use all my strength in my shoulder and finger-wrist to pull the trigger-handle.
73% found it to be a high-performance nailer, but 27% experienced jamming issues
When holding the unit firmly in contact with the work, I can set the staple/brad with the driving force instead of recoil.
I compared my electric stapler to my manual heavy duty Arrow stapler and found that their driving ability is the same.
