🔒 Secure Your Cables with Gardner Bender MPS 2125 CableBoss Review

These insulated suspenders (and accompanying gun) were a godsend. The staples come in three sizes to accommodate different wire sizes (and the larger ones can be used with smaller bundles). You saved me a lot of time installing the network. It's definitely better than hammering nails/staples (especially in tight spaces). I've used them indoors and outdoors. external cabling in the marine environment).

Works like a charm for what it's supposed to do. I've read some bad reviews about jamming, I didn't have any. Read some bad reviews about it being too hard to compress. Look, I've choked on my flesh harder than that. No problem. TLDR + Easy to use + ALL BLACK! + Faster than hammering cable clamps - Only for thicker cables like CAT5, COAX, RJ. It doesn't have the ability to work like a regular construction stapler. If there were something that could serve as both a standard stapler and a cord…

Damn, actually works quite well with Romex (NM cable for internal wiring). You can actually use a stapler to flatten the outer insulation, align it and send it where you want it, then mail the staple home. I've used it quite a bit in my wife's stable, made from seasoned old fashioned cedar. Most staples go home when activated, but this wood is very hard and at times I had to prop up the stapled product with a hammer. Darn good value for money and the refills are sold in some of the larger…

I rarely write reviews mainly because I don't have the time. I looked through these reviews to to see if anyone has used this article to splice multiple romex wires I have not found a comment on this but I have seen several 1* reviews I am an electrical contractor and for the most part this tool does what it is supposed to do should do. I agree with some of the comments that the lever is difficult to pull, but only when the stapler is in an awkward position. Another article I read several times