🔧 WOLFWILL Heavy-Duty Staple Remover + Bonus Review

Once we figured it out, everything worked great! We only had problems at the start, then we missed it. Small braces but they always work great. A good tool for the money, as well as a good and practical storage box. Love the handle on top, great for adjusting tension. We strongly recommend that you do it yourself.

I bought this product a while ago but only tried it today. This is a piece of GHOST! Don't waste time and money. There were no instructions but it was ok. I've used staples before, so I know how to load and use them. However, the loading mechanism was poorly designed and I had to use a screwdriver to pry it open. Again not that big of a problem. But when I used it, it didn't even work! I tried many, many times, but after many trigger pulls, not a single clamp moved. Do yourself a BIG favor and…

Waste you no money. there was no direction at all. I knew how to load staples, but there are different pressure points and I didn't know how to use them until I used up a few staples. Not to mention it was tested by three other men and they all said it was ridiculous how hard you had to squeeze it to get it halfway together. Personally I want my money back as they didn't get the job done and ended up borrowing from someone else.

Very disappointed. Looks like a quality item. It even says "High quality" on the outside. Good case! Large selection of good staples! Good kit! Nice try with instructions. BUT. The internal plastic mechanism behind the shiny steel has broken, the block has jammed and is unusable if used again. Save yourself, it's too late for us now. Not well done inside as it broke when sewing the foam board to the softwood. So I grabbed my Swingline desktop stapler and got the job done in seconds. So if you…

Value for money. If you read the negative reviews here please note that some say it's too much. No, when used correctly, it rarely sticks. When you click to shoot, make sure you have fired your weapon to the full. When you start shooting, stop to move the gun, the spring will reset and you'll try to start a new clip. This locks the weapon. Once you start pulling to shoot, don't let go of the trigger. If you must stop, point the gun in a safe direction and stop firing the clamp, that's zero…