🔫 Pneumatic Plastic Stapler - Freeman PPCS, Your Efficient Fastening Solution Review

Considerable time and effort Required to keep the discs advancing. Not once did the disc feeder work when it should. The gun was lubricated and the pressure was increased. To move the discs forward I would have to fire the gun about 20-50 times without a stirrup the first time a day, and then after the disc was finally loaded I would have to manually insert the next disc. After that I had to unload the staples again and shoot them empty 2-5 times. Unfortunately I went through the return window…

Before I bought it, I was constantly hesitating between nailers and staplers. Price was the deciding factor for me - I just couldn't justify paying a few hundred dollars for a single use nailer. So I bought this. Rarely have I bought a tool that works exactly as I imagined, no defects, no glitches, no jamming, no problems. I just finished most of my roof and this thing worked perfectly. I like the light weight and it has the right edges so you can put it on the roof without fear of it slipping…

Easy to fit pad, especially on this 9:12 pitched roof! These caps are waterproof if you're like me and need a few days to install the roof panel yourself. The only instances where I've had a lining leak were spots where I snapped one of the knobs (gone over the edge before I had enough end caps installed) and end caps where I shot into the gap between the boards ( this house is an old house that was sheathed with 1x6 boards instead of plywood or OSB). Once I got in a little, the other sections…