💪 Revolutionary DEWALT Carbon Fiber Stapler: DWHT75900 - Unmatched Durability and Performance Review

Don't be fooled there's carbon fiber in here - it's just shaped like a kid's toy. One star gone. It seems like a good tool that goes beyond useless marketing.

I first bought a staple hammer from a staple manufacturer. 100% garbage. I spent more time removing the staples. This DeWalt NEVRR is stuck. I ordered a 5000 strapless blouse without pinching

If you've ever used a hammer stapler you know what it can be like, either it's run out of staples or they're still rusted so the spring doesn't work. nice to use because it's carbon fiber and won't corrode itself!

Really good tool but beware it doesn't fit all clip sizes so check before you buy. If I remember correctly I was going to use 3/4" staples but they didn't fit. But it's ideal for roofing attachments.

We use these at the lumberyard to put labels on lumber units. Because of their light weight, they're not good at inserting staples, so you need more effort to get them really hard. I was hoping carbon fiber would be more durable but they don't seem to hold up very well. For the price I expected better results and a higher quality product.

Nice and light, hope it lasts a long time. To update! A little over two boxes of staples and I LOVE THIS THING! In my opinion, DeWalt did the right thing. First it hangs on a hammer loop. Second, two strips of staples are required. Third, I used three different brands of staples. It doesn't matter which T-50 you feed him. If it is lost or stolen I would order a new one in a heartbeat, I love it so much!

My husband has one but it is broken. It works great so he ordered another one last week because he needed it for work in the stable on Wednesdays and Thursdays (and didn't have time to fix the broken one). The first item arrived on Monday and it was NOT a DeWalt carbon fiber hammer. It was a Goldblatt manual tile cutter. So I sent it back and a replacement will arrive on Wednesday, another Goldblatt handheld tile cutter with a DeWalt Carbon Fiber Hammer sticker and barcode on the back. Customer

As a repair business, comfort and grip on hand tools are very important to me. The handle, while ergonomic, was just thin, hard plastic with almost no grip, meaning I had to press down on the tool too hard. It looked like a cheap children's toy. I've used DeWalt hammers, utility knives, and other hand tools primarily for the feel and feel. For an expensive stapler from a major tool manufacturer, that was pretty disappointing. If I had held this stapler in my hands before buying it, I would…