Effortless Nailing with 🔨 the Stinger CH38A Autofeed Cap Hammer Review

I always read 1 star reviews first before buying as is the case with this product. Most of the comments said it was difficult to get the caps without staples or some kind of stapler didn't work and it was very difficult to reset the cap roll. While this is true, it doesn't take long to figure out how to use it properly. My conclusion is that most of those 1 star commenters used it incorrectly. Strike hard, like swinging a hammer with your elbow raised, and it works like a charm 95% of the time.

I'm a do-it-yourselfer and I'm renovating the house. After removing the old paneling, we needed to apply the foil. With the Stinger CH38A, my son and I got the job done in a long day. Not only does the result look better than what I see on most new homes being built here, but the sheeting has withstood several violent thunderstorms and not a single staple has come loose. Stinger is easy to use and works like a charm. When contemplating buying this instrument, I was almost put off by the…

I have a Stinger CH38A with an auto feed. I bought from Revain, I've only used it twice in a couple of days. I placed the pad on the front of the roof with no problems. A few days later I did the second half. Towards the end of the job, the auto feed plate broke at the weld attached to the stapler. This is a "hammer" stapler. He has a very cheap seam! This model is not built to last. No further reinforcements on the automatic feed plate. Your engineers should return to the drawing board. Do you