Heavy-duty anti-jam staple gun
Equipped with an Aluminium cast housing
Greater durability and long lasting qualities.
Easier to store in toolbox etc.
Accepts heavy-duty 0-TRA7 series staples
Top comments
stethorn to argosextra
24 Jul 166#6
You would need another stapler if you want too staple this one to your walls.
All comments (27)
eldaniel
24 Jul 16#1
jonesinamillion
24 Jul 16#2
For well under a tenner I'd have to say this is a great deal!
Word of warning for anyone buying one, tighten the screws that hold it together as they work loose easily... Otherwise it's a sturdy & reliable bit of kit.
argosextra
24 Jul 161#3
Can you staple this on walls
stethorn to argosextra
24 Jul 166#6
You would need another stapler if you want too staple this one to your walls.
guttediam
24 Jul 16#4
Please someone, could you tell me if this is suitable for felting a garden shed? Thanx in advance. Op nice find added heat
pennyfarthing88 to guttediam
24 Jul 161#7
Yes you could' but I'd be inclined towards using nails here and there as well for extra support' whilst the staples would be ok in windy weather it might just not be enough without additional tacks / nails.
jumpinoffthbed to guttediam
24 Jul 16#8
No.
gazdoubleu to guttediam
24 Jul 16#9
I wouldn't staples aren't very long and rust quickly. Clout nails are best
gazdoubleu to guttediam
24 Jul 16#10
I wouldn't staples aren't very long and rust quickly. Clout nails are best
custardy to guttediam
26 Jul 16#27
No,You really need clout head nails as the staples will pull through with wind/movement,
However when I felted the new shed I used this staple gun for initial mounting as I was working solo, and the shed is 3.5metres long.
pennyfarthing88
24 Jul 16#5
I've got one of these and it's been a godsend for reupholstering chairs' Xmas lights' wire netting etc' as per the OP' this is the lowest price I've ever seen it both prime and non prime.
Great spot' heat.
GrouchoM
24 Jul 16#11
Ordered! Many thanks!
argosextra
25 Jul 162#12
Thanks ordered two to staple one on top of another your highness
hukd_addict
25 Jul 16#13
just starting to get bits together for replacing the foam and webbing on my sofa. Need a staple gun! cheers! (if anyone knows where to get quality foam and webbing at a reasonable price let me know!)
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Heavy-duty anti-jam staple gun
Equipped with an Aluminium cast housing
Greater durability and long lasting qualities.
Easier to store in toolbox etc.
Accepts heavy-duty 0-TRA7 series staples
Top comments
All comments (27)
Word of warning for anyone buying one, tighten the screws that hold it together as they work loose easily... Otherwise it's a sturdy & reliable bit of kit.
However when I felted the new shed I used this staple gun for initial mounting as I was working solo, and the shed is 3.5metres long.
Great spot' heat.