✅ Surebonder 9600B Pneumatic Compressor: Unnecessary Equipment No More Review

The trigger is jerky and not sequential like larger pneumatic staplers and nailers. You can hold the trigger and pull the anti-working safety tip, and it fires a staple on each impact, so you can use some staples. Often 1/4" or 5/16" staples are all you need and you cannot use staples shorter than 5/8" with other staples that work with narrow crown staples for construction. If If you don't do woodworking (e.g. a bookshelf) then all you need is that Works great for foam and fabric to upholster a

Would give 10 stars if I could! Bought this air gun almost 2 years ago for a small project that I never got my hands on. My daughter's school bike move was recently and she wanted one pirate theme. Bought sheets of cardboard and thought I could glue the cardboard and glue it to the wooden frame (1X2) but to no avail. Because of the curves/shape of the pirate ship, it didn't hold up well due to the stress on the opposite end. I remembered buying this gun and some staples (9X16 and 3/8). Found it

Don't judge a book by its cover or its brand, and that's true of OEM production these days. A few years ago we bought a heavy duty yellow D hand splint that cost over twenty dollars. It has worked well and probably will if you do a few odd jobs. We didn't have a compressor back then. We bought a pancake compressor cheaply at a flea market, the main purpose of which was to inflate tires and clean the air with compressed nozzles. Then the woman started obsessing over insulation and radiant…