🔧 Arrow Fastener 506 Authentic 1250-Pack Review

All staple strips were damaged in transit. None of them fully made it - a huge problem for a paper-handling pneumatic roof stapler. The staples themselves worked great and drove in 1/2" thick plywood with an air gun, but due to a "disruption" during shipping it wasn't worth it.

These are the standard steel shackles that everyone uses. Now I prefer stainless steel models for their ability to withstand moisture and because they are made from the best, most durable material. but they also cost about 20% more. You will not be disappointed with the quality and price of these products. Enjoy!

I have an Arrow cordless stapler that I only use Arrow brand staples on. These staples have NEVER failed me and I have run 3-4 boxes through one stapler of various sizes. I like this size when trying to install LED string lights or strips outside of my home. These staples have never jammed my gun and they cut deep into wood too. I also like that they are made in the USA.

I read a bad review about how awful penetration (oh no!) Monel was and they cost 4 times more but sometimes you have to do what You do have to do to get the job done. Anyway, the advice is the same as it has been for the past 30 years so I'm not sure what this guy got but I have ends that go at a 45 degree angle in one direction and at a 45 degree -Angles cut inwards are the opposite direction, direction on the other foot, and they work as always, so I'll just wave heartily with the weird ball…

They fit exactly as advertised and work as expected with my Arrow electric stapler. I use the Arrow electric stapler along with these staples to attach canvas to my picture frames. I use spruce with no problems and the length allows me to hold double or triple corners of the canvas together and still attach it securely to the frame. I am very happy with them and I recommend them for both personal and professional projects. Construction stapler that I use. I like the adjustable force knob so I…

When I ordered the Arrows 506 T50 staples I didn't get the contrasting 45 degree tips although I'm pretty sure I should have them. They're great as a light staple. I loaded them into my spring-loaded construction stapler and penetrated the wood frame nicely (e.g. wall studs, joists). If you need airgun clips, canopies, etc., you'll have to look elsewhere. Otherwise, the Arrows 506 T50 staples should work just fine for light duties. Be sure to check your stapler model and what staples it…

I read a bad review that said they penetrate terribly (oh no!), they cost four times as much but sometimes you have to do what you can must do to get them to get the job done. Anyway, the advice is the same as it has been for the past 30 years, so I'm not sure what this guy has, but I have tips that are at a 45 degree angle one way and at a 45 degree angle are cut in the opposite direction on the other leg and they work like they always do, so I just throw a weird ball. I've compared the new…