Will this work to staple cable along the bottom of walls for a home theater system?
887920
Depends on how thick the cable is. If it is like the flat speaker cable then just be careful to not puncture the cable. It is a nice stapler.
887921
As an electrician, I would never use a mechanical stapling mechanism to secure cable of any kind. You have absolutely no control of how deep the staple penetrates the wall/wood/ceiling/etc. There are cable straps made for this application that you would install using a tack hammer, or, for larger cables, you can use an insulated/non-insulated staple that is manually hammered into the medium. Using a stapler is asking for trouble, I don't care how many people say it's not an issue.
887922
I hope so. This is why I was going to order it to staple up speaker wire that I keep tripping over!
887923
depends on the size of cable you are using - remember the staples are a certain size that are furnished w/the stapler
1765336
No I don't think so, to thick and will not work with connections at the bottom.
848044
Yes, it will work just fine with short staples. This Porter Cable stapler works very well.
154609
Phew I am not sure. I used it to make screen frames. I suppose if you had one on the top and bottom portions of the connection it would work. Great thing about Amazon is they make it easy to return things. Hope it turns out great.
441822
Your 15.5 gauge staples will work but remember it has to be 1/2 in width too.
842761
Yes, and I purchased it for that purpose.Be careful when doing custom pc cabling, as you can damage the parts easily if you connect the wrong voltage or short something. Use the correct crimp tools and connectors/pins, refer to your power supply and component pinouts to confirm wire arrangement, and never splice cables.
442082
Yes, buy standard co-ax cable at your local electronics/walmart and a splice.
169670
My house has a sheetrock textured wall and the tape works very well on it. Infact, I needed it for only one hook and I havent used the tape again since then. It attaches so well !!!
1782197
Stapler works great on sheathing walls, roofs, or floors. With the included attachment, you can attach vinyl siding or soffit.
848043
I believe this stapler would work very well for attaching 1/4" plywood to a substrate. I have stapled thicker ply, like 3/8" Baltic ply, and the staples penetrate very well. You would probably want to decrease the pressure (a knob on the stapler) to its lowest setting. I have shot 3/4" long to 1.5" long staples with it--no problem. When using the 3/4", I was stapling welded wire mesh to redwood frames, and the wire stopped the penetration of the staple as expected; that is, the staples did not penetrate too deeply.
1922453
No, staple is too short to get through base: you need at least 1 1/ 4 inch nail, depending on the thickness of the drywall.
1664499
It should work, though I haven't tried to clamp around individual wires on an extension cord. Someone could unclamp it to defeat your monitoring.
828037
It may work depending on the size of the closet. It extends the TV about a foot from the wall.if the space isn't tight, it should work nicely.
1753097
I doubt it - I had such terrible luck with that stapler model that I threw it away - it suddenly wouldn't staple anything. I bought a much heavier duty one that worked better.
147597
I don't think so! Because the front of it has a rounded shape to guide the wire. Also, it says "Low Voltage Wire Staple Gun". However, you can ask the seller too.
1848851
Yes, when I first got the tool I wasn't sure it would. But I does. I mainly use for my Cat5 and Cat6s network cutting. I bought a seperat tool for cutting coaxial cords.
718662
Yes, but your cables must be fished through the wall as the opening for them to attach to the soundbar is only accessible from behind or below, not from above.