Review on 📌 Gardner Bender PSB-165 50Pk 1/4 Coaxial Staple, black: Securing Coaxial Cables with Precision by Jamal Gignilliat

Update: This is really a nuisance to use. So I hit her with a star. There must be a better way. But I'll explain what I can. I've used them all over my house/garage. They're almost too small for most jobs, so be sure to check the hole dimensions. What they will work with - A USB cable - for things like Wi-Fi cameras that use USB power. - A two-prong power cord - Barely, but it works - Telephone lines, which I wouldn't use them for - Flat cable. I would find something wider or use a simpler design. - Coax-EthernetPro * Obviously inexpensive * Strong enough * Does the job it was made for * Great for use in wood Cons • Not good for materials other than wood (easily falls out) • Difficult to hold during installation • Pretty little nail head to get in. They're cheap and work as intended. If you install them in unreliable places, I strongly recommend finding a small piece to drill small holes first. It saves you headaches and swearing (and your feet will thank you if you don't step on them later 👍). If it helps, please tag. Many Thanks