🔒 Versatile #14 Cable Tacker Round Crown Staples - 1/4" - 630 ct.: Secure and Organize Effortlessly Review

Staples work in gun, but only for soft materials. Didn't help with the project I needed. They don't stick to my siding, just the wood paneling.

I'm not crazy about these staples. They bend very easily when I try to staple them to the jaws. My original clips go in easily, these don't. The packaging also says Made in India. Maybe the metal the brackets are made of isn't the best.

These brackets work great. I use them for street lighting like Christmas, Halloween etc. Works with a holiday stapler I bought from Target a few years ago and a great price too! I'm sure they're great for wiring or interior lighting, but I haven't used them for that yet.

I use a Gardner Bender stapler to fasten Category 5E buried staples outside of my home. I decided to try a box of these braces as I sometimes have trouble finding Gardner Bender model braces in stock. They work great in log cabin walls when the cable runs through the fibers of soft pine trunks. When it runs over the fiber, almost every shackle has at least one leg of the shackle that does not penetrate the wood and will bend, denting or tearing the cable's outer jacket and sometimes the foil…

I first came across these staples when they appeared in a staple set specifically designed for attaching Christmas lights. It took me a while, but I realized they're good for all sorts of things. The nice thing about them is that they have a "U" at the top that holds wire, cable or whatever. Now if I need to route the extension along the baseboard I can just nail it down with a stapler. (My construction stapler is Surebonder Model 5540Hol - "Light Tacker"). I like it when they are neat and…