Stanley FatMax Xtreme Combination Hammer Tacker/Utility Knife Review

This is a ill designed tool which seems like a good idea on paper but in reality it really is no good, it uses a complex mechanism which is not good and the built in utility knife is ridiculous.
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[@randysmith9636]

We used them for installing plastic and even tar paper on roofs. It was not the Fat Max but I have probably hammered a few thousand staples in my life. The one we did use looked alot like the FM and was pretty hefty.
I know it wasn't that little one if 3/8 was its max.
Thanks for the video brother.

[@markadams7597]

"Positively horrid tacker"...I like it. Thanks.

[@donho3617]

I have the Rapid and the Arrow Tomahawk. I prefer the Rapid and took the top bolt on the back side out and welded a thick washer onto the bolt. When installed, it now gives you a hammer surface to drive in staples that did not go in all the way.

[@cheyennereynoso4116]

In the south east, we would call that a stapler.
I think it uses t50 staples.

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

Hello again, Catus Maximus and Tiny
Thank you for another Great Video 👍

[@ExplorinDoranRBrown]

I wish you had some staples to demonstrate them in action.

[@aguycalledlucas]

Thanks for the review

[@Tarzan_Tools]

great review, i thought i was the only one who hated these. the Rapid is much better.

[@agrayrider]

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[@meeeoooow]

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