Spot Nails 4806PS 18 Gauge Stainless Review

I have quite a few pins but damn they're useless to me I thought I'd use them to install baseboards, no , too small! But it's not her fault, it was my fault for not using a tape measure. Before buying, I learned a good lesson. lol

Staples look nice, I'll use them to attach the wire to the garden fence. Like the others, the packaging was opened in transit and the staples were scattered on the bottom of the shipping box. Luckily the sticks stayed together and I didn't have any loose individual clips anymore. Come on guys, a piece of tape is enough to prevent the box from opening.

Shipping was fast and these staples work great in my pneumatic stapler. The only thing that stopped me from giving 5 stars was the packaging. There was insufficient padding around the box and apparently it had fallen and many of the staples were torn into small pieces. Other than that, it's a good price and quality product.

I really liked this product. It had to be hammered in a small space and the regular nailer was too big. Used to install a 1/4" plywood sophet spreader on a barn (outdoor). The nail holds the plywood very securely and enters the wood with precision. It would be better if the nails came in a plastic box The box arrived already opened and I had to retrieve the nails that had fallen out of the box, I then had to fix the box so I could store the nails that weren't being used on my project.

They work great in my Bostitch SX1838 slim stapler. I would have preferred 316 stainless steel, but this 304 stainless steel still outperforms zinc plated shackles by a mile in terms of rust resistance. Yes, the packaging sucks. Just wrapping the product box with tape keeps it from opening in the larger shipping box and keeps the staple strips from falling out and rattling. I think I'm lucky. Only four folded strips are torn and still usable. Good product, lousy shipping preparation.

They worked great in my Hitachi 18 gauge stapler with no jams when using many thousands of staples. Using these staples outdoors or in a humid environment has advantages over the typical galvanized or coated staples you see. Even the best galvanized surface will show small spots of rust after a year or so, which easily eliminates this problem. Yes, they are more expensive, but there is no need to worry about rust spots and possible rusting, although they are worth every penny when working…

No jams yet in the Campbell Hausfeld stapler model #CHN10310 set to 90psi. And the box came with no broken parts. We perfectly fasten 100 wooden frames for bees, we are preparing to fasten several more to each other. 2 clips on each end of the top rail into the side rails and 1 clip up through each end of the bottom rail into the side rails. 600 staples and I am happy with my purchase. A note for those planning to assemble beehive frames. I figured next time I need to order staples I might…