What type of stapler do I use when using this webbing? I'm trying to repair an old arm chair (the straps had all dry-rotted). There are slots in the wood frame to loop the straps around, but it looks like the straps are stapled to the wood frame. What type of stapler do I use when using this webbing? I'm trying to repair an old arm chair (the straps had all dry-rotted). There are slots in the wood frame to loop the straps around,... » Read More What type of stapler do I use when using this webbing? I'm trying to repair an old arm chair (the straps had all dry-rotted). There are slots in the wood frame to loop the straps around, but it looks like the straps are stapled to the wood frame. « Show Less
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Our project was to replace the webbing under the upholstered seat of a chair. We used a staple gun with, I half inch staples, not the 3/8's size. Then we had to hammer in the staples that didn't go in all the way. It's been a month or two and the chairs have held up. Their are supporting someone who weights 200 lbs. So we must have done something right.
280595
there is a hardware set that goes with it the clams onto the ends and has a hole for a screw so you can screw it into the frame
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You can use a heavy-duty stapler with generic staples. Home Depot sells them. If the frame was metal, you would need a pneumatic stapler and heavy-duty staples.
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I used a DeWalt DWHTTR350 Heavy Duty Stapler when repairing our living room furniture. Used DeWalt 700 Series or Arrow T50 staples. Repaired to loveseats and two chairs using this type of webbing. Seems to be a quality product.
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Regular heavy duty construction stapler & a small hammer, try 1/4 in staples. You may have to tack them in w/hammer, if not secure enough try 1/2 in.
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Staples are what most use. you have to use wide staples - the smaller ones from a power gun go right through the paper. Also, make it tight or it will sag after the first rain.
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I really don't know, but I will say this: I have numerous different staplers and have tried to use staple from one brand stapler in other staplers that looked like they should fit and even though the staples would fit into the stapler, they would jam and not work properly. It was very frustrating to have every other staple jam in the machine and have to take the time to pry it out. I say just from past experience, it really is best to have the proper staples for the machine you have.
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I used Bostitch crown staples and had no issues. I also used finish nails along the outside edges where I couldn't use the stapler and that worked fine as well. Good luck!!!
2087123
The Arrow stapler is one of the worst tools I have ever owned. I do not recommend it. You need a stapler that will shoot "round crown" staples.
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Hold the stapler firm against the project. First check that you have it filled correctly with the right size staples.
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I am unable to answer your question because I'm not familiar with your stapler. I did a brief search at paslode.com and was unable to find this specific tool. If you don't find your answer today, then I would recommend going to paslode.com or if you want a much quicker response, call tech support at 800 222-6990 Mon-Friday, Eastern time zone. Good luck.
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I use staples for mine, you may want to look into buying carpet tape. That tape is usually stronger.
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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.
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The black bottom part the stapler sets on pulls open and as you pull open the bottom part, the staple loader pulls out and you will see the staples. And they are in upside down. You need to load the staples with the pointy side up. Then push the black handle back in and close the stapler.
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My rope broke the first week I had it. I would go to a fabric store and try to find something similar to it and staple it to the tree.Its just an Idea.
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Hi, this is my technique, it's awkward: Put the side tray down. Facing the chair, reach down and put your hands on either side of the seat and grasp the aluminum frame. (You are now holding the chair by seat of the chair) Now the action is this: you want to pull up on the side pieces of the chair seat, until your hands touch each other and the chair has folded together. The problem I find is getting the leverage to pull the seat sides upward. My solution is to push the sides of my arms against the chair arms as I'm pulling up on the seat. This is awkward and I look like some weird kind of stork-like bird, I'm sure, but it works for me. My brain can't think of another way to do it. I think I've tried the same move standing behind the chair, but the high back gets in my way. Good Luck! By the way, the colors fade horribly in strong sunlight (I live in the desert). And then the fabric deteriorates. I've been meaning to write Amazon about it. But everybody loves the chairs and finds them comfortable. Good Luck!
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I have the same problem, except Amazon gave me the following response "Since the return window of the item has been expired and it is not returnable, what I advise you is to contact the manufacturer for the replacement parts. " Stick with STAPLES, get service at a fair price!
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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.
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I think you need an adapter to make it work but couldn't find any information on your particular stapler sorry.
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You do not use glue on the cane. The cane is wrapped around itself to hold it. If you do a search on "caning" on the net, there are some good You Tube videos to show you how. If you need to re-glue the arms or legs there are 2 choices: if the joints fit tight are removing the old glue, a good wood glue like Titebond works well; if the joints are not tight use a hide glue or poly glue that expands to tighten the joint.
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I can confirm that Alazon is correct. It does indeed open to be used on a vertical surface and the mechanism that holds the staples will come out. However, like Alazon said the mechanism can simply be reinserted for vertical use. There is a guard to prevent the stapler from working unless pressed against a surface, so you will need to press the stapler against the bulletin for it to work.