🔫 M12 Stapler with 3/8 inch Crown Review

Without a doubt the best stapler I have ever owned. It has some weight, which is nice because if you hold it in place, the weight will help adjust the brace. The belt clip makes it accessible and convenient. It will clog staples as fast as you can pull the trigger. The battery lasts a long time. If you run out of staples, it will stop firing and let you know it's time to put in more staples so you don't end up with a few dry fires. I used it to insulate my garage and it worked perfectly. Great…

Love this stapler! It is inconvenient for a small woman with small hands to handle some tools and a stapler, this has always been a problem. This cordless/powerful stapler is amazing. I bandaged the couch in about 10 minutes with no additional clamp hammer and no pain in my arms. The tool was well balanced for easy positioning and had a safety feature to prevent staples from being accidentally fired. I love Milwaukee instruments and this one is no exception due to the excellent quality…

I love this stapler for what it is. That is amazing. But some people who write negative reviews need to learn how to read and figure out what they are talking about before posting a negative review. This is a "TOOLS ONLY" product. Milwaukee does this so you don't have to buy a large set every time you build your tool collection. You buy a set for the first time, it includes tools, battery and charger. Then simply buy "tool only" or "bare tool" products. So you don't have 6 or 7 chargers. And…

I'll be 40 next month. It's hard to believe except when I'm trying to grab something because I'm getting arthritis. Since I had a large enough insulation project, I was afraid to hammer in a few thousand staples with my hand stapler (and I have a guy who actually drives it in the direction you push, allowing body weight to assist grip strength). You can get a good air pistol for less than half the price, but then you have to lug the hose everywhere. I "spoiled" it and am so glad I did! This…

I have a bunch of M12 tools. I don't know if I needed this, but it was more of an impulse buy and a nice addition to my collection. First, it uses standard arrow brackets. It's very easy to load, and you can pull the trigger like a standard stapler, or pull the trigger while striking like a percussive action (similar to a nailer). The increase power/sewing depth knob is a little tight, but it's fairly easy to get to grips with. I recommend taking an unused piece of material and playing with the

This portable stapler was purchased for a job that ran over 5,500 staples. While not perfect, it saved my hand from hand staplers. Of the 5,500 staples, about 500 staples/staples probably failed. I think the stapling failed mainly because the shackle hole got too big or out of spec. In theory, the hole should only be big enough for a staple to fly out, but it should be small enough for the staple blade to hit the staple squarely and knock the staple out in a perfectly straight path. The opening

I have 6 double-width shelves for storing firewood. 1 piece of wood for each double wide pole. I had to cover the shelves to protect the firewood from heavy rain and snow/ice. Initially only tarpaulins were tried, but as wood was used and the top of the stack was lowered, the tarpaulins filled with water and sagged between the vertical supports of the rack. It was difficult to clean and almost impossible to clean once the water froze. After evaluating other solutions, most of which I discarded…