Staple gun ZUBR ZSP-2000 Review

I use the second year. Can replace pneumatic nailer. If you adapt, you can quickly finish the room with clapboard. Worth your money.

I took it to fasten a massive board (oak) to plywood with glue, it doesn’t hammer nails to the end (3 mm due to the Thick Nose, I came up with an adaptation to finish off, a little longer than pneumatic but cheaper. I coped with the task, I recommend it.

Machine fire! A broken finger, and several holds, reminded us of the importance of following safety precautions! Next time I'll take it harder! Has some pros: Cool device. Like everything first. And only by her example you understand what you needed))) Has some cons: A couple of times the gun took two nails, and they wedged without leaving it. But everything is easily disassembled and eliminated.

Fire apparatus. For sheathing clapboard, it is the most. Productivity increases by 5 times. It is not clear how I managed without it before. With experience comes the skill of how not to leave dents even on damp lining. Kayfanul.

Great purchase for the home! Took for work in the apiary. He knocked together cases, frames, ramanos for them. During the work received only one pleasure. I scored 500 pieces in one visit, the work of the stapler was at a high level.

In general, not a bad solution if the volume requires mechanization and there is no compressor. I chose only because of the lack of a compressor, otherwise I would have taken a pneumatic one. Some pros: Not expensive, functional, if you need to flash a lot with staples. Convenient to charge. Cons below: It’s difficult to aim until you can’t hit the paper clips in one line, some will get crooked, maybe it will come with experience)). Doesn't finish off any staples or nails, regardless of length.

My firsthand usage review.Excellent stapler, I have been using it for more than five years, I am very pleased with its reliability.

if you strongly press the gun to the surface, small dents remain (pine), you need to adapt Different pros: a worthy replacement for a manual stapler, no compressor needed Has some cons: nails 30 mm do not finish plywood, standard staples are narrow

Maybe I was unlucky, but the impression is terrible about the first experience with the Bison. It's not an instrument, it's a parody of an instrument. I am insanely sorry for my time, which I have already spent and will spend many times more running around services and shops. For my 5000.

Lightweight, along with a cord and an extension cord, it is carried around normally in the process of work, it does not take up space, after the first hundred staples it is like a second hand. At first, you need to get used to the angle of operation of the safety bracket. Then he drove anywhere and at any angle. Don't forget TV. Generally satisfied. Different pros: Bought for specific purposes. The device did the trick. In 10 hours, I beat off more than 1500 staples of 20 mm. Impact adjustment,

Impressions are positive. Its pros: Sews 6 mm hardboard to a tree with a 25 mm bracket, just press it tighter. A 25 mm nail also goes like cheese into butter. Cons: The instructions are printed in small print. The font should be bigger.

Different pros: A good thing, I recommend it to everyone, so as not to waste time, the nails are small, but to attach the lining or other things will do. With its cons: small caliber, I thoughtlessly bought, but did not regret it. And I wanted more powerful, 50-70 mm nails.

I bought for lining a room with clapboard, walls 45 square meters, + 25 square meters ceiling. In principle, he coped with his functions. He beat with 30 mm nails, beats in different ways, does not always finish to the end. Periodically leaves dents on the tree. The magazine is not roomy, the clip is not completely included, you have to break it. It hits quite unnoticeably, provided that the nails are good. At the end of the work, he began to "mope", began to beat every other time, you press…

Damaged packaging, if it were a gift, it was bad, the box was protected by 1 layer of stretch. Out of 50 staples, 3 were not finished off into plywood, out of 20 nails, one was twisted .

In operation for a little over 2 years. Bought for a small-scale carpentry workshop. The tool works flawlessly. The weight of the tool, rough marks from the striker are the disadvantages that are inherent in this class of tool, so I do not attribute this to disadvantages. For "fine work" you need a hairpin at a price of ± 10k and a compressor.

I haven’t been using it for a long time yet, and so far I’m satisfied, if you have a compressor, then I think it would be better to buy a pneumatic one, but if not, this option is also suitable because it will be cheaper. I can’t say for sure yet, but it can get warm during intensive work at full power so if you are going to screw without a break, it’s better to use pneumatic, it will be lighter in weight, I think, since it’s quite weighty, it’s better to buy Zubrov nails, since the clip from…

I bought nails stayer 30 mm, the beginning and the end of the hat is thick, if it bites first, the length of the cassette is shorter than the plate, you have to share it. I recommend to buy, the option is budgetary but there are many benefits. I took a rental, I liked it, I took myself the same one. The fuss with the hammer and nails is now gone. Has pros: The speed of work increases significantly. Much easier to work with than with a hammer. Cons below: The fuse is large, it is inconvenient to

In general, the impression is as follows: while I was licking my lips at the battery makita, the price tag on them soared to 40 thousand, and the lining for the vacation had to be mounted in time. As an alternative, it was this tool that came up (I didn’t look at pneumatics), and the price is an order of magnitude less . Yes, I had to finish off the hats a little, but this is a trifle, in any case, the work is completed, I'm happy!)) But the manufacturer should correct and take into account the

Its pros: fiberboard to chipboard nails perfectly with nails, you just need to press it firmly, at first it’s unusual. Cons below: the power control wheel is very easy to turn, it can turn itself.

You have to adapt, because if you press it weakly, it won’t finish it, if you press it hard, it will leave a mark on the tree. And so it works fine. Breaks through plywood, nails do not get stuck. Hammered a couple of hundred nails. I understand that all the problems in other comments are from voltage instability. It just needs to be taken into account. I pound boxes at home.