3PLUS HT5014SP Pneumatic Stapler 16 Inch Review

Great Price. This gives a misfire. As soon as I put a few drops of oil on the part that presses the strut, it stopped. This piece appears to be rubbing metal against metal, so it might need some oil. I'm not sure because I'm a DIYer and not an expert on these tools. He uses 3/8 crown nails. And the security is not very good either. Ever heard of how to keep your finger on the trigger? One thing I may have paid extra for is the built in adjuster to set the strut depth. Especially if you plan to…

Good for air staplers. The trigger safety is a little bulky, making it quite difficult to make sure it's on, and if you pull it the wrong way it can be on or off. The head where the bail comes out doesn't have a safety catch that you might see on other nail guns. It doesn't affect performance in any way, but if there's any hope that this stapler will be fault-tolerant, hope not. The quality seems good enough for a regular stapler and it's easy to load. I would recommend it to anyone who needs a

I give five. The only thing that bothers me is that the clamps are inserted from below. I have never owned an air stapler and all my electrical and manual loads come from the top. The instructions don't say anything about how to download it. Now remember that I have owned many staple guns. So if that confused me, I know it must have been confusing for others as well. Open the magazine, turn the stapler over and insert the staples. The problem is that you open it up and it looks like you're…