Efficiently Secure with Gardner Bender MS 150 Staples Review

As simple cleats they are good. If I were being picky I'd say the points are a little unstable and some aren't as sharp as others. With normal use this is not a problem. My application used thinner hardwood, so I chose the sharpest staples. work is done! No problem.

Incredibly, even today the company still puts a lot of effort into making staples using the latest advances in technology! These are the best braces I've ever used. They're almost like Teflon. coated, they clog so easily! So soft! Jokes aside, they are your main electrical wiring clips and they work as advertised.

The people who built my house, cabin and barns didn't know much about how to make things, but that never stopped them from building things. The power has been out in my large shed for years and we converted part of it into our new chicken coop so it's time to plug it in. I ran the conduit underground thinking I could use some of the old wiring and jigs in there, but the wire was held in place by bent nails and either pinched the wires or cut into the insulation...or both. As a former…

I have way more than I will ever use around my house, but having too much is better than going out in the middle of a project . So far I have used them to run 12/2 and 14/2 in my basement, garage and attic.

Does the job well and is easy to use. I was very impressed that they didn't warp when I used them on hardwood. And the flat spot on top is great for cables and doesn't cut them, for example, but holds them in place. This allows you to wrap the clip around the cable instead of biting through it.