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Surebonder 9600 Pneumatic Narrow Crown Stapler with Carrying Case

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Product Details Deft release magazine for easy loading Adjustable air empty & Staple viewer Sanctuary mechanism prevents accidental firing

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Porter-Cable NS150B 1/2- to-1-1/2-Inch 18-Gauge Crown Stapler

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Product Details Tokus exhaust to keep contaminants away from work Internal plunger catch for consistent max power on every shot Yearn life maintenance-free motor to keep from staining the line surface

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Bostitch MIIIFS 1-1/2-Inch to 2-Inch Pneumatic Floor Stapler

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Product Details 1-1/2-inch to 2-inch pneumatic flooring stapler for driving flooring staples Ear-splitting-speed, mallet-actuated operation; superfluous-wide composite base; 420-inch-pounds of driving power Constructed of aircraft-condition aluminum;-includes rubber-tipped mallet and foot kit

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Why do they make both 7/16 and 1/2 inch pneumatic staplers?

Nov 25, 2008 by lance d | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Seems like these two sizes are almost the same. Why have both available?

Some times the staples are used on material that is only a 1/2 inch thick and the staples come through the other side. This gives you the option of using one that doesn't show

where can i buy sf21 staples for senco pneumatic stapler lns156p?

May 20, 2006 by Richard L | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

Bought this stapler from a hardware shop in france, unable to find ref to staples anywhere on the net.

I do not where you live,but in KS. the cheapest place to go is JS supply,a contractors supply store that also sells to open public.So I guess I'm saying a contractors supply store that sells to the public. All hardware stores will special order anything, but WOW do you pay for it! Also a commercial lumber yard will order them for you, still the cheapest is a supply shop.

How does a tap cap pneumatic stapler work?

Apr 14, 2009 by crazytrain565 | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

How does a pneumatic tap cap stapler work?

Apr 14, 2009 by crazytrain565 | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

Do you have to hit it with a mallet or does it work alone?

If you are talking about a floor nailer to install hardwood flooring, you bump it with a mallet.
Much less work than using a manual nailer.
There is also a Button-Kap nailer for installing roofing felt caps, you just pull the trigger on that.

benefits of pneumatic tools?

May 06, 2007 by Jason W | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

I have used a pneumatic nailer and staplers on previous projects. I noticed there are quite a few different pneumatic tools out there to use. I am wondering why you would use pneumatic over electric tools. Thank you for your time!

I prefer them because they feed off a single source--an air compressor. They interchange quickly so I don't have to unplug the cord, drop the extension cord, pick it up, plug in again, etc. like you do with electric tools. Also, better electric tools have heavier motors to produce torque; but a good Aro screwdriver has plenty of torque at only 90 psi. The down side to air is that you have to have at least a 7hp unit to run sanders or other high CFM (cubic feet per minute) tools. But if I could only choose electric or pneumatic, it would be pneumatic in a heartbeat.