Does this stapler work with 5/16 inch flooring?
217434
It should. The nose guide is adjustable and I believe will work up to 1/2 inch
217435
Worked fine through first job then jammed up and won't shoot brad nails.....It's a piece of garbage.
217436
I believe the gun will work on that floor. I shot down a floor 1/16 thicker then the one u are talking about. The gun works just fine for shooting down flooring. I have done a couple of thousand square feet with that gun no problems.
217437
I am not 100% sure, but my flooring was 3/8" and the nailer is adjustable to the thickness of the floor so it should be no problem.
1132617
If the wood is not hard and you find long enough staples it may work. It is a powerful stapler but it looks like you are taking it to the limit
1367537
This stapler uses industry standard 1/4" staples available in various lengths. You can buy th online, or at most construction related retailers such as Lowes or Home Depot.
1177127
If you got regular drywall, this stapler should do it. It is NOT a heavy duty stapler, though.
2034447
I used it to re-upholster 8 chair seats. it did not jam or fire multiple staples. I used 1/2 inch and 9/16 inch staples. I also put a couple of drops of oil into the air line from time to time.
1043236
No, you need heavy duty, like the SF-13 or SF-39, staples for that. In 3/8",1/2",5/8" etc. you can get thin, breakable, "high-capacity" staples or "heavy duty" staples, which is what you need. Swingline & Stanley Bostich both make them.
2151770
This stapler uses standard size staples. It doesn't have a very high capacity...only 25 or so, but normal staples fit. It's a great little stapler. I carry in my bag for work.
718503
I have only used the 5/16" (8mm) size. It easily fastens more than a dozen heavy weight paper sheets. The staples will pierce the limit the fastener can fit, but will only fully close if less than half that limit is used.
2262307
Yes. I actually did use it to stretch a canvas among other things. I bought it originally to re-upholster stools though. I bought 1/4 inch staples (Stanley TRA704T 1,000 Units 1/4-Inch Heavy Duty Staples) and 1/2 inch but 1/2 inch are too big for this staple gun. It's actually a very sturdy and handy staple gun. I'm still shocked at how little I paid.
818907
This gun was the one recommended for my flooring because my flooring required the staple to be shot through the bottom half of the groove, rather than the tongue. A regular stapler would not have worked for this. This one did a perfect job on 1,200 square feet of 3/8 engineered flooring.
1286839
This stapler only accepts staples of one width, but it will accept several different lengths. You might look online for the manual and find the detail you are seeking.
1323224
I would suggest you go online and google that question or look up that model number to find out because I can't help you with that. I had a heck of a time locating the staples for the stapler I purchased but I'm very pleased with it.
596511
No. The staples on this stapler are thicker and bigger than the regular ones.
941975
The gun works on flooring up to half-inch. It will except any quarter inch crown staples.
1753096
Yes. We have been using it in my CPA office with no problem. We have stapled 2 to 35 pages so far with no problems using regular staples.
1848713
Mine arrived with a box of 5/16" staples. I'm sorry, I have no idea what staples you need for your specific application.
229445
The Stanley brand staples will not work with this stapler. This is however the best stapler I've ever had. I install ceramic tile and have used many staplers over the years. I've been using my current Duo Fast CS5000 for over 15 years.