Milwaukee M12 Stapler Review.
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- I needed to do a lot of stapling, so I got myself a new stapler, the Milwaukee M12 Stapler. Is it any good?
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I have this thing, its absolutely amazing. Especially for somebody who routinely sets up containment.
I’ve had mine for a couple years. It’s pricey for what it is but has come in handy plenty of times. Glad I bought it.
M12 system is the right size for me. It feels well built and works great
Been using for 2 years - it is excellent!
I love mine. Its just way easier than a bump stapler or a hand stapler. Also the big 6.0 batteries are utterly unnecessary. The 2.0 battery is literally all you need and it will run all day
It's been a solid unit for our work
Merry Christmas
Hikoki won't release their T-50 stapler here. Like wtf.
Had mine for 2 years and love it
I own this and if you actually hold the tool flat on the surface you will find it sinks flush into remu and all other woods with no issues. Bump fire will always cause staples to stick out as your rushing and its never flat on surface
Though that's true, a well-designed tool should accommodate the user, not the user a tool. They are welcome to integrate a proxyimity sensor into their next iteration. (Button? Light sensor? I won't care.)
I have had one for a while. I got it mainly for house wrap building papers. Does the job. Just watched you with the strapping. What a great idea. Is that common practice in NZ. Never seen that done in Oz. But it might be now.
The new makita 40v stapler looks like a beast, good to see a review on that when you get it
There's a stapler?
Just went to the Japanese website. I see that there indeed is a stapler. I can expect to see it in the USA in 2024.
2 staplers...
@@robertrada6040 Makita ST001/002G and 40v battery adapter BAP001G , where you dont need to have your 8Ah battery on the tool .
I like mine, it is a handy unit. I have found that it's a good idea to match the staple to the job, I like the ones with pointed legs, I think the arrow staple number is 506 for the 3/8. They tend to sink better, and the adjustment on the spring doesn't have to be maxed out. Don't really need super long staples for vapor barrier and plastic anyhow.
I wish it had a wire guide for low voltage wire it would be a nice addition to my collection.
Great video! Have this and use it all the time, both for construction and setting up targets on the range!
I just want to go around town putting up garage sale signs that don’t exist 😂
I don't often like a ryobi tool but I think their stapler is the best
I love their sander too
Merry Christmas to all
I used to want to buy it but didn't have m12 batteries and a new line is not cheap enough for only one tool, so luckly roybe makes 18v staplers which can be used through adapters. I guess they are made pretty similarly.
The old 18v makita one works really well, I think it fires much faster and harder than this Milwaukee one. I don’t own one of the makita 18 volt staplers but I did use one in my high school shop class, the teacher bought it because it was very reliable, we already had the batteries, and the safety mechanism is impossible to bypass without shooting a staple through your finger. You can imagine that the last one is pretty important to have, you don’t want the kids taking the class shooting nails and staples at each other. The only thing that I don’t like about it is the cost, it’s about $250 US tool only.
The Makita is MUCH more powerful and consistent. It's the one case where they are ahead of the pack on traditional stapling/nailing replacements.
I hope, one day, xgt gets a cable stapler like the m12 2448-20
Whoa whoa a new video on Christmas? What a nice surprise :)
Oh and btw have you seen the 40v staplers?
Merry Christmas and yes.
I have this and is a great bit of kit
Since I am on the M12, Ridgid, and Ryobi platforms I’m torn between which of the staplers they offer. They all have almost identical specs so it’s hard to decide which one is best. All reviews I’ve watched don’t seem to give a clear nod to anyone of them in particular. Great review and Merry Christmas!
Well they are all made by the same company.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL yeah Ridgid and Ryobi for sure! I’m probably gonna go with the Milwaukee because the build quality is better in my hands than the other two.
The 18v Makita is "better", but totally awkward for a t-50 stapler. I keep forgetting to grab the Milwaukee. They both sink them in better than manual + a fatigued user. 'Murican builders are going to prefer the hammering style but...been there...I'm good.
I was disappointed it dont hotbthe staples in flush, even on the deepest setting. The setting wheels makes little difference and is not easy to use, plus takes a while to wind it from max to min, not a very well designed feature for such a top named brand. It is nice to use but the features are very basic and only diy grade. The big minus for me was it cant hit staples flush consistently. I paid £99 in uk and it's not worth that. Milwaukee pull your finger out
With hindsight, would you go for this or the 18V version? Or any other brand?
Bump mode in NZ!
Seems slow? I thought it'd be fast like the ones you connect to air. They fire as fast as you can pull the trigger
Merry Christmas Mr tools
Merry Christmas!
Should of compared to the Makita DST112, it's in the same range of this stapler.
The DST221 is much larger and a lot heavier and shoots much longer staples.
9 months later and he's still trying to get the depth box to black... Nice review.
Will this work well for putting up chicken wire attaching into a 2x4?
It will do the job. Make sure you get long staples for that. A narrow crown stapler is better suited to that job though.
Any you reccoumend?
I use this one for aviary mesh. I cut a groove in the actuator pin so that it slots over the mesh wire and fires in the perfect place each time ruclips.net/video/rjivaoPyzo8/видео.html
I ❤️ milwaukee tools. ,#quality
surprising enough, the Ryobi performs better than the M12 from my experience.
Makita need one.
Bad.
They already have them.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL they don't in Canada. I'm talking XGT or a GOOD lxt model with power.
They've just released 2 XGT ones, they have 2 LXT ones and a CXT one. The better LXT one which has been around for years leaves this Milwaukee one for dead and can fire much bigger staples.
The rubber is always sticky on Milwaukee tools 🤢
I don't have a problem with Milwaukee rubber, but 2 of my Makita LXT tools rubber is peeling up at the handles.
@@scottkronmiller3746 just sticky when they're new. All good when they collected some dust
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