Thank you very much Mr. Russell, I wanted to make my own wooden and iron chairs covered with synthetic leather but the idea of nailing the staples by hand had me discouraged, and I had already made the table!... I took up the idea again and saw that they sell this tool here and I got my spirits back thanks to his very detailed explanations. Greetings from Paraguay.
Thank you so much. I was considering a nail gun then found my stapler. Now I don't have to make a new purchase and you've explained everything I need to know about my TRE500!!
Thank you so much for the perfect and thorough tutorial using this electric nail and staple gun you're the best! I'm a woman and I need detailed information and I'm so happy that I ran across your video 🙏😇😊
So very glad yours is giving you good service. I just bought one today to put in some insulation. I haven't even gone through a whole stick of 5/16" staples, and this Stanley anti-jam staple gun is already not firing staples. So...back to the hardware store tomorrow.
Thanks for review and showing us the ins and outs of the Stanley electric staple gun, my old one hardly takes any staples so am constantly refilling and had enough of that so ordered this Stanley one, shame it doesn't supply any staples so will order some, should be ideal for my upholstery project. Well explained down to earth with no pontificating, great review!
Thank you so much! I have had this same staple gun for years and couldn't get it to work. I was loading the brads and staples incorrectly. I am so happy!!! I'm going on a stapling rampage around my house right now😂
G'day Russell, Your video is top sort and filled in the gaps that the Stanley instructions failed to cover. Betweenfig. 3 and 4 they neglected to show the dropping in of the staples into the trench that reveals itself after the retaining clip is pulled out. I've never used one of these type of staplers before and my experience is to slide in the clip of staples ahead of the ram rod. I had only just bought one today and you are a life saver ! Especially where you explain what power settings were useful and the absolute need to plant the gun firmly against the wood at the proper angle. Even so, I made a few poor staplings, but, no worries, I had your admonition in mind. Good show !
Thanks for this great demo, Russell. I just bought one of these things, and the manual that came with it was utterly useless. Thanks to you, I now how to get the most out of this tool.
Brother, thank you so very much for putting this up here. It is extremely useful and I’m just very grateful, especially today. I hope you and yours had a very merry Christmas.
Thank you for this review & helpful tips on this stapler. I've always had issues with the brads, & my staples never went flush to the wood. Any way Best Review ever!!!!! ❤❤
Thanks for the Demo Russell. I've had one of these that was in a box filled with items mostly returns that I got at auction for $6.28 and thought I'd try it out and it had staples in it and I wanted to see it shoot the brads so I got on youtube and there you were. I was surprised at how well it works. I have every type of nail gun you could imagine from 23 gauge pin nailers to a monster 9ga. 2" fencing stapler and every size flooring gun and framing guns to several metal connector, roofing, fencing, and finishing guns of every gauge size. And this one just amazes me because I don't have to hook it up to one of the compressors. This is something I would only use to reupholster cushions, repair picture frames and small stuff. I see you have quite the nail gun and tool collection also. Cheers Russell.
Thank you Russell. I bought one of these about two months ago and just opened it today. I am renovating a rocking chair (new upholstery etc) and my manual stapler was killing me. Too many staples to do and my hands are not as strong as they used to be. So thank you, it doesn't look as intimidating as I though it would be. Great video! Greetings from Canada. Oh yes, the manual is useless. The print is tiny and faint.
Thanks Russell for demonstrating! Olga, I’m planning to renovating my rocking chair too! Thinking of which staple gun should I get so ended up watching this video haha. Did you get Stanley tre550? How’s it?
@@alisonfong6496 Hello Alison, I ended up using a hand held (not electric) staple gun (Stanley) for my chair, because I wasn't able to balance the electric one on narrow edges of the rocking chair. It is a very old rocking chair and the frame of the seat and back are narrow. There was no place, not enough space to balance the entire length of the electric stapler. The staples were not coming out straight, they were coming out at an angle and crooked or not at all. I was able to balance my old staple gun (not electric) better. I took it apart, oiled it and it was easier to use than it had been for a long time. Otherwise, I don't regret buying the electric one. It works well on other projects than the old rocking chair. Good luck! By the way, my rocking chair looks fantastic! I worked very hard, watched dozens of videos and my hard work and determination paid off! My son will be very happy. The chair was given to him in a terrible state: broken, neglected for years. It is about, at least, 100 years old. I am quite proud of myself, if I may say so myself. So, good luck to you Alison. Greetings from Canada.
I have a piece of trim (corner mold) above my son's closet that has come loose. I was looking at air nailers for using brads in and then I got a Stanley electric stapler like yours from my father in law. I appreciate your review because it had no manual and I needed to figure out to use the brads. This will have considerably as I have 9' ceilings and won't have to drag around an air hose and run the compressor inside.
Thank you I never use the Brad and this machine is different than my other one which I’m giving to my son and I had no paperwork and I had no idea how to use it
Thanks Russell. I bought a while ago on moving to a new house. About to use tomorrow.nLove upcycling + general DIYY + repair...saved me time on how to load + max/min pressure etc., use of non-stanley staples as no Brad's or staples provided. Atypical DIYer. Degree nurse, blonde, but no dummy. Dad doesn't appreciate my interest/abilities Men only domain apparently. Sure you don't agree. Thanks for tips. Julie
I think everyone should have a go at DIY, you never know when you might need to use some of the skills you pick up along the way Julie. First of all though, you should be very proud of yourself! Helping people and taking care of them in their time of need is a wonderful thing to do! Thank you! I am helping my daughter set up a reading corner for her first classroom (degree teacher) and I am so proud of her too! I bought her a tool kit for Christmas a few years ago and she used it last week for a small assembly job in her new flat! I have always told her that it is important to be able to do things for herself. Mind you, I love it when I hear Daaaaad? LOL
Thank you Russel for the EXCELLENT review. You took time and effort to describe drive-force settings by holding firm and pressing down, comparing soft and hard woods and of course use of staples and brads, referring to their sizes and specifications. This comprehensive review doesn't need any improvement. I score you 11/10. Best wishes. - a DIY enthusiast in the UK.
Nice up load When I got mine I turned the + and the - but found it just keeps turning so not sure what max and min is ??? Its also not clear which way is plus and which way is minus as the arrows are the same for both ??? Or is it just me being thick ????????
The dial turns either way. There is an arrow moulded on to the gun next to the dial. If the + mark is on the arrow, the gun is set to maximum, if the - sign is on the arrow it is minimum. If you turn the dial in either direction, the power will be reduced or increased. The arrow is the datum point and where it is pointing to on the line between the + and - signs is the power setting. I hope I have explained it adequately Allan, it is a little difficult to explain without actually showing you! :-)
I borrowed one of these to staple some loose carpet down, but the thickness of the carpet prevented the safety switch from depressing enough to fire the stapler. Good stapler otherwise, but FYI for anyone buying one to use on carpet.
I bought mine at Home Depot 2 years ago to recreate our new music studio from studs and ceiling joists. This product worked like a charm with 9/26mm staples. The stapling took but one day. I had not touched it since. Spent one afternoon to attach fabric to a friend’s Newly created rehearsal studio and the once used almost new unit was dead. I understand that this model has been the Bain of Stanley’s tools. So, I am not recommending this model TR550Z.
@@RussellPlatten Thanks very very much, Russell. Guess I'll write that off. I have some aluminum patio chairs that the webbing which was attached by heavy duty staples has deteriorated on. They must have used an industrial stapler.
Thanks for the great demonstration of both the staples and the brads Russell! I am finding the manual stapler more difficult as the years go by. I will be buying the Stanley after watching you. You explain it well in a lovely accent, too! Thanks from Canada
Bonjour, je n'arrive pas à ouvrir le réservoir à clous de mon cloueur Stanley 6-TRE650. CAN YOU HELP ME ? Explain me how, to do, to make it work again ? Thanks for your kindness
Hello Russell. Question? The staples are in the gun flush to the channel rail. I had to force them in. Then I went to practice. No staples came out though I pressed 10 times. Looking inside the staples are not flush to the front. I cannot move them forward as they are tight. Help!
These staples came w the gun. I bought extras in case I got real creative and ran out. The "extras" I made sure were for the TRE550z. I just checked on the group that came with the gun and they are NOT for my # of staple gun!!!!. The "extras" work like a charm. I am here in Mexico and I purchased this at Sears.
Sorry Anne, I never saw your second comment. That is so weird, the wrong staples being shipped with the staple gun. I would certainly be dropping Stanley a message complaining about that! Good luck with your new staple gun! :-)
Very I formed about how this one works I am looking for a good one, I don’t have the grip I use to. Have so hoping I can find a nice electric one, I know Stanley is a good name. Thanks for sharing with us.👍👍💕😃
I just received a message from someone who had bought one of these in the USA and it came with the wrong sized staples. She said they were very tight in the gun. Is the spring pushing against the staples when you press the locking button back in after loading them? :-)
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Thank you! Embarrased to say I had no clue how to load it. Got it now! Happy Stapling!😊
Glad I could help! :-)
What a great demonstration and explanation and all explained to us in a nice and simple, and straightforward way. Well done Russell and thank you!
Glad it was helpful David! :-)
@@RussellPlatten It was, just bought one and have used it. Thoroughly impressed. Cheers!
@@davidanderson1230 Merry Christmas David! :-)
Thank you very much Mr. Russell, I wanted to make my own wooden and iron chairs covered with synthetic leather but the idea of nailing the staples by hand had me discouraged, and I had already made the table!... I took up the idea again and saw that they sell this tool here and I got my spirits back thanks to his very detailed explanations. Greetings from Paraguay.
Glad I could help! Greetings from the UK! :-)
Thank you so much. I was considering a nail gun then found my stapler. Now I don't have to make a new purchase and you've explained everything I need to know about my TRE500!!
Glad I could help Stephanie! :-)
demonstrates staple loading at around 3:05, and brads/nails at 6:10
very helpful, thank you ... still helping people years later
Thank you so much for the perfect and thorough tutorial using this electric nail and staple gun you're the best! I'm a woman and I need detailed information and I'm so happy that I ran across your video 🙏😇😊
Glad I could help! :-)
So very glad yours is giving you good service. I just bought one today to put in some insulation. I haven't even gone through a whole stick of 5/16" staples, and this Stanley anti-jam staple gun is already not firing staples. So...back to the hardware store tomorrow.
The epitome of a great review. Straightforward / straight-talking, plus great examples of the product in use. Bravo sir !
👍
Thanks for this! I had no idea the circle thing you press down on was a dial. Watched this to see how you put the Brad’s in. Great demonstration 👍
Glad I could help Heidi! :-)
Thanks for review and showing us the ins and outs of the Stanley electric staple gun, my old one hardly takes any staples so am constantly refilling and had enough of that so ordered this Stanley one, shame it doesn't supply any staples so will order some, should be ideal for my upholstery project. Well explained down to earth with no pontificating, great review!
Thank you so much! I have had this same staple gun for years and couldn't get it to work. I was loading the brads and staples incorrectly. I am so happy!!! I'm going on a stapling rampage around my house right now😂
G'day Russell,
Your video is top sort and filled in the gaps that the Stanley instructions failed to cover. Betweenfig. 3 and 4 they neglected to show the dropping in of the staples into the trench that reveals itself after the retaining clip is pulled out. I've never used one of these type of staplers before and my experience is to slide in the clip of staples ahead of the ram rod. I had only just bought one today and you are a life saver ! Especially where you explain what power settings were useful and the absolute need to plant the gun firmly against the wood at the proper angle. Even so, I made a few poor staplings, but, no worries, I had your admonition in mind. Good show !
Glad I could help Debbie! :-)
Great Demonstration! - I enjoyed the way you showed the brad nail and the staple options-nice and thorough. Thank You.
Glad it was helpful Renee! :-)
Thanks for this great demo, Russell. I just bought one of these things, and the manual that came with it was utterly useless. Thanks to you, I now how to get the most out of this tool.
Glad it was helpful Phil! :-)
Brother, thank you so very much for putting this up here. It is extremely useful and I’m just very grateful, especially today. I hope you and yours had a very merry Christmas.
Cheers. Glad I could help. Merry Christmas to you and yours too! :-)
You so rock. I learned more in this video than reading the poorly written directions.
Glad I could help! :-)
I bought one of these Stanley Nail Gun tonight, couldn't figure it out. You video was spot on. It works great!
Glad I could help Curtis! :-)
Thank you for this review & helpful tips on this stapler. I've always had issues with the brads, & my staples never went flush to the wood. Any way Best Review ever!!!!! ❤❤
Thanks for the Demo Russell.
I've had one of these that was in a box filled with items mostly returns
that I got at auction for $6.28 and thought I'd try it out and it had staples in it and I wanted to see it shoot
the brads so I got on youtube and there you were.
I was surprised at how well it works.
I have every type of nail gun you could imagine from 23 gauge pin nailers to a monster 9ga. 2" fencing stapler
and every size flooring gun and framing guns to several metal connector, roofing, fencing, and finishing guns of every gauge size.
And this one just amazes me because I don't have to hook it up to one of the compressors.
This is something I would only use to reupholster cushions, repair picture frames and small stuff.
I see you have quite the nail gun and tool collection also.
Cheers Russell.
It is an ideal tool for upholstery and small projects Ken!
:-)
Is that brand new?
Ah good to see you’re doing well, wasps everywhere are nervous when you post videos!
LOL - Thank you Tim! :-)
Thanks so much for posting this. It was a great help to see a real-life demonstration. There was no useless gabbing, also.
Glad it helped Steve! :-)
Bought one to use on accent wall. Used 9/16ths brads to fasten 1/4" pine strips to wall. Worked well, and was happy with it for that project.
:-)
Thank you Russell. I bought one of these about two months ago and just opened it today. I am renovating a rocking chair (new upholstery etc) and my manual stapler was killing me. Too many staples to do and my hands are not as strong as they used to be. So thank you, it doesn't look as intimidating as I though it would be. Great video! Greetings from Canada. Oh yes, the manual is useless. The print is tiny and faint.
Glad I could help Olga. Greetings from the UK! :-)
Thanks Russell for demonstrating!
Olga, I’m planning to renovating my rocking chair too! Thinking of which staple gun should I get so ended up watching this video haha. Did you get Stanley tre550? How’s it?
@@alisonfong6496 Hello Alison, I ended up using a hand held (not electric) staple gun (Stanley) for my chair, because I wasn't able to balance the electric one on narrow edges of the rocking chair. It is a very old rocking chair and the frame of the seat and back are narrow. There was no place, not enough space to balance the entire length of the electric stapler. The staples were not coming out straight, they were coming out at an angle and crooked or not at all. I was able to balance my old staple gun (not electric) better. I took it apart, oiled it and it was easier to use than it had been for a long time. Otherwise, I don't regret buying the electric one. It works well on other projects than the old rocking chair. Good luck! By the way, my rocking chair looks fantastic! I worked very hard, watched dozens of videos and my hard work and determination paid off! My son will be very happy. The chair was given to him in a terrible state: broken, neglected for years. It is about, at least, 100 years old. I am quite proud of myself, if I may say so myself. So, good luck to you Alison. Greetings from Canada.
I have a piece of trim (corner mold) above my son's closet that has come loose. I was looking at air nailers for using brads in and then I got a Stanley electric stapler like yours from my father in law. I appreciate your review because it had no manual and I needed to figure out to use the brads. This will have considerably as I have 9' ceilings and won't have to drag around an air hose and run the compressor inside.
Glad I could help Ernest! :-)
Super useful instructional video thanks Russell....this device is going to make life much easier and now I know how to use it!
Glad I could help! :-)
Thank you I never use the Brad and this machine is different than my other one which I’m giving to my son and I had no paperwork and I had no idea how to use it
Just bought this today, and your video is a great explanation and review!
Glad it was helpful Karen! :-)
Aloha Russell, if only everyone presented as easily and pleasantly as You! Mahalo
Thank you Eric! :-)
Thanks, lost my directions years ago, thanks for reminding me how to load the brads!
Happy to help! :-)
Thank you! I used it for the first time. Nice machine, good review, easyer then the manuel.
Thank you so much for this. I forget every time I have to reload, I obviously don't use it often enough lol
Thanks so much. It was very well explained and now I know what to do.
Glad it helped Zila! :-)
Thanks Russell. I bought a while ago on moving to a new house. About to use tomorrow.nLove upcycling + general DIYY + repair...saved me time on how to load + max/min pressure etc., use of non-stanley staples as no Brad's or staples provided. Atypical DIYer. Degree nurse, blonde, but no dummy. Dad doesn't appreciate my interest/abilities Men only domain apparently. Sure you don't agree. Thanks for tips. Julie
I think everyone should have a go at DIY, you never know when you might need to use some of the skills you pick up along the way Julie. First of all though, you should be very proud of yourself! Helping people and taking care of them in their time of need is a wonderful thing to do! Thank you! I am helping my daughter set up a reading corner for her first classroom (degree teacher) and I am so proud of her too! I bought her a tool kit for Christmas a few years ago and she used it last week for a small assembly job in her new flat! I have always told her that it is important to be able to do things for herself. Mind you, I love it when I hear Daaaaad? LOL
Thank you Russel for the EXCELLENT review.
You took time and effort to describe drive-force settings by holding firm and pressing down, comparing soft and hard woods and of course use of staples and brads, referring to their sizes and specifications. This comprehensive review doesn't need any improvement. I score you 11/10.
Best wishes.
- a DIY enthusiast in the UK.
Thank you for such a kind comment! :-)
I just bought one today and agree that they could include a few nails and staples, good video :)
Thanks. Wasn't sure how to load the brads. Very helpful. Many thanks Jan
Glad I could help Jan! :-)
I just bought it, and the power is awesome 100X easier to use
Thank you, I was wondering how to load the Brads, problem solved thanks to you sir 🙏
Glad I could help! :-)
Nice! So glad I found this video I had no idea how to load my BRADS.. lol
Hi Russell thanks for a great review, Watched it twice invaluable. Just tried the tool and I like it.
Glad it was helpful Sophie! :-)
What all product demo RUclips videos should be 👏👏👏
Thank you! :-)
Great and rather comprehensive review! Great job and thank you!
Glad it was helpful! :-)
Thank you I couldn’t remember or work out how to load the nails. Other videos just show the staples. I understand now
:-)
Thank you. I learned how to put my nail in this gun.
Glad I could help Brenda! :-)
Great video. really helped, since the directions are useless. I'm using Brads not listed as an alternative and they work fine.
Glad I could help! :-)
Excellent video. I did not know that pressing down on the top would help drive brads and staples deeper.
Glad I could help Harold! :-)
Looking for a staple gun..thanks for helping me make a decision 👍
Glad I could help Edry!
Thank You I bought one last year but lost the instructions and could not figure out how to load it.
Glad I could help Elaine! :-)
Nice up load When I got mine I turned the + and the - but found it just keeps turning so not sure what max and min is ??? Its also not clear which way is plus and which way is minus
as the arrows are the same for both ??? Or is it just me being thick ????????
The dial turns either way. There is an arrow moulded on to the gun next to the dial. If the + mark is on the arrow, the gun is set to maximum, if the - sign is on the arrow it is minimum. If you turn the dial in either direction, the power will be reduced or increased. The arrow is the datum point and where it is pointing to on the line between the + and - signs is the power setting. I hope I have explained it adequately Allan, it is a little difficult to explain without actually showing you! :-)
@@RussellPlatten Thanks so much for taking the time Yes I get whatyou are saying Russell Thanks again allan.
I borrowed one of these to staple some loose carpet down, but the thickness of the carpet prevented the safety switch from depressing enough to fire the stapler. Good stapler otherwise, but FYI for anyone buying one to use on carpet.
Thanks for that information Michael! :-)
Thank you for this video! You got a Brazillian fan!
Glad I could help! :-)
Great video, it swayed my decision on getting one :)
I bought mine at Home Depot 2 years ago to recreate our new music studio from studs and ceiling joists. This product worked like a charm with 9/26mm staples. The stapling took but one day. I had not touched it since. Spent one afternoon to attach fabric to a friend’s Newly created rehearsal studio and the once used almost new unit was dead. I understand that this model has been the Bain of Stanley’s tools. So, I am not recommending this model TR550Z.
I have had no issues with mine, but it has not had a lot of use. :-)
I’m still having an issue with loading my nails may you do a close up please
Thank you. I had no idea how to set it up.
Thanks for the demo. I would think as a brad nailer you wouldn't want it to put in marks like you demonstrated, especially on moulding.
:-)
thanks .. perfect review. STanley should be paying you for this.
Glad I could help! :-)
Thanks for this video. Impressive how it puts staples into oak. Wonder if it would put staples into an aluminum patio chair to attach webbing.
I just nipped into the garage and tried it on aluminium Richard. Unfortunately it failed miserably. :-)
@@RussellPlatten Thanks very very much, Russell. Guess I'll write that off. I have some aluminum patio chairs that the webbing which was attached by heavy duty staples has deteriorated on. They must have used an industrial stapler.
@@richards2072 :-)
thank you for your video. Finally I purchased after seeing how well it worked. Thank you!
Glad I could help June! :-)
Excellent demo. Very well explained
Glad it helped! :-)
Thanks for the great demonstration of both the staples and the brads Russell! I am finding the manual stapler more difficult as the years go by. I will be buying the Stanley after watching you. You explain it well in a lovely accent, too! Thanks from Canada
Glad I could help Lois! :-)
Cherry on top
That was a good review, i just notice that model on sale . Looks like i will be picking it up in the morning.
Hope you like it Chris! :-)
Great review! From over the pond
Glad I could help Stephanie! :-)
@@RussellPlatten Your review helped me make a informed purchase.
@@stephaniecurlee6936 Good luck with your projects! :-)
Thank you for the review of the Stanley staple/brad gun.
Glad I could help! :-)
Thank you this useful video
Glad it was helpful! :-)
Thank you, I've been wondering how to load the nails!!! ❤️
Happy to help Kay! :-)
Hm?
Great informative video, thanks for the detail!
Glad I could help Abby! :-)
Good straight up presentation…thanks
Glad I could help Noman! :-)
Thanks for making this lovely video.
Glad you enjoyed it Hashim! :-)
excellent demo. Thank you.
Thank you great review going to order one now
Glad I could help Sue! :-)
Bonjour, je n'arrive pas à ouvrir le réservoir à clous de mon cloueur Stanley 6-TRE650.
CAN YOU HELP ME ?
Explain me how, to do, to make it work again ?
Thanks for your kindness
Great review 👍👍👍
Glad I could help! :-)
Thank you for the great video. Such a nice tutorial! :)
Glad it was helpful Jinah! :-)
Thank you so much! This information is really helpful!!!
Glad it was helpful! :-)
Nice one Russell :-) Hope your good mate and enjoying your weekend :-)
Been busy over here Russ. Am working on a live feed Bird Watch camera. Hope your weekend is going well too Bud! :-)
Brilliant Russell, thank you very much🙂.
Glad I could help Milo! :-)
Nice review Russell!
Thank you! :-)
Thanks for the review!
Thank you for the good explanation
Glad I could help! :-)
Thank you!!!! Great demo
Glad I could help! :-)
Thank you for a great demo.
Glad you liked it! :-)
Can I use this stapler one to tie wire or cables? I haven’t see if the depth of the staples can be regulated
I'm not sure what you mean Javier. You can adjust the driving power of the staple gun, but it is not very precise! :-)
Great Demonstration!
Thank you Cheri! :-)
Obrigado Russel, aqui do outro lado do atlântico, apreciei a sua demonstração. God Bless you
Que bom que pude ajudar Pedro! :-)
Thank you, needed to know how to load the brads. Instructions suck, LOL
Glad I could help! :-)
Amazing review, thank you so much!!
Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
Thankyou very much now i know how to load brads
Hello Russell. Question? The staples are in the gun flush to the channel rail. I had to force them in. Then I went to practice. No staples came out though I pressed 10 times. Looking inside the staples are not flush to the front. I cannot move them forward as they are tight. Help!
These staples came w the gun. I bought extras in case I got real creative and ran out. The "extras" I made sure were for the TRE550z. I just checked on the group that came with the gun and they are NOT for my # of staple gun!!!!. The "extras" work like a charm. I am here in Mexico and I purchased this at Sears.
Hi Anne, it sounds like the staples are too big for the gun. What staples are you using? :-)
Sorry Anne, I never saw your second comment. That is so weird, the wrong staples being shipped with the staple gun. I would certainly be dropping Stanley a message complaining about that! Good luck with your new staple gun! :-)
Great video well explained maybe Stanley should get you to work for them making videos, would have been lost without this one
Glad I could help Charles! :-)
Very good review, thank you
Glad it was helpful! :-)
Great Review Thank you for sharing 👍
Glad I could help Miri! :-)
Great tutorial, thank you very much!!!!
Glad I could help Ken! :-)
Great review!
Glad I could help Christine! :-)
Very I formed about how this one works I am looking for a good one, I don’t have the grip I use to.
Have so hoping I can find a nice electric one, I know Stanley is a good name. Thanks for sharing with us.👍👍💕😃
Glad I could help Jan! :-)
Mine shot 1 staple than nothing. I checked and nothing jammed. It fired but no staples 😒🤷♀️ no troubleshooting in instructions. Any ideas?
I just received a message from someone who had bought one of these in the USA and it came with the wrong sized staples. She said they were very tight in the gun. Is the spring pushing against the staples when you press the locking button back in after loading them? :-)
1st minimum went in better than the 1st maximum
It's all down to the technique! :-)
Thank you! This was very helpful
Glad it was helpful Eyeza! :-)
I bought one last week crom B&Q but the staples Which were next to and which I bought do NOT fit. - why. I will rdturn the items tomorrow.
B&Q should know better Christopher! :-)
Единственный толковый и обстоятельный обзор, спасибо.
Рад, что это было полезно! :-)
Fantastic review
Glad I could help Callum! :-)
@@RussellPlatten cheers mate, I've ordered one so I'll let you know how I get on 😉