can you open the stapler, for stapling a pallet?
1559162
This stapler is for paper or cardboard, the stapler body is hinged to the base and will not open. I staple 60 to 70 papers at one time and works great for what I do. Easy enough that my 5 year old granddaughter can use and reload with no problem.
1559163
I would have to say no because without the bottom of the stapler which actually curdles the staple to grab ahold of paper it wont adhere to anything. I believe what your trying to accomplish can be done with another stapler made for the purpose of stapling plastic film to a pallet or another use. I believe there is a hand held stapler that is weighted and can be swung like a hammer for that use.
124213
No it does not open up to allow for stapling on a vertical surface. It is a very good desk top stapler that requires very little effort to staple paper together.
737688
If you are asking if it opens up like a standard stapler, no it doesn't. It will "staple" about 6 pieces of paper, max.
169136
When you hold the stapler upside down, you load the staples with the staple flat top side down. I use standard staples with no problem.
1826799
i learned the hard way, and the frustrating way...only large capacity staples. It is a great stapler for stapling thick packets!!!!
1706374
Unfortunately I cannot say as my son stripped the stapler to use in a school science project.
82035
Just push down on bottom it should open.If its jamed I don't know how you would get the staple out.Maybe needlenose pliers?
1049241
Yes. On the side with the copper contacts. That's the inside of the tray. on the upper end is a slight rectangular protrusion with a slot in the one end. Simple use your finger nail or a dime and pull out on it. It will snap right open.
918441
Black button at the back of stapler on top. Push it and staple tray pops out of front. Insert staples and push back closed. Best stapler I've ever had!!!
1693936
Swing the base all the way out away from the stapler, the plunger should then pop open. The staples load upside down in the bottom of the stapler, load the staples, then push the plunger back in.
321839
I just tried it and the answer is yes. When you initially open the stapler the mechanism that holds the staples in comes out. However, once you lock it back in the stapler will open flat and then staple on the bulletin board. I only tried it once, but it did work.
1384956
I would think so, however, here's bad news. I bought this stapler and thought it was fabulous. And, it was, for about one hour. I sent it back for a full refund. In all fairness, I think it had been manhandled during shipping. Because it was in a hard case, it was not packed with buffering foam, etc. So, it worked great but for about one hour!
85210
Yes, dont pull the trigger till your ready to staple. And if you do staple a finger it only really hurts for an hour or so...just keep working.Orvin strickler
918443
There is a black button on the top-back part of the stapler. Just push it and out pops the place that holds the staples (at the front of the stapler). After you have loaded more staples just push it closed. It is very easy!
1450812
NO - it uses standard staples. Sounds like you need a heavy duty stapler......
567433
You can push the pin out of the hinge with a straightened paperclip or other such tool, and open the box from the other side. Unfortunately, the box isn't really very secure as anyone could do the same.
1870021
Yes, you can use the 1/2 inch staples. That's what I'm using now to staple my papers together.