What coupler do I need for this to my compressor? The stapler comes with a 1/4" male quick connect &amp; compressor has a different connector.
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You can remove the male quick connector and install the one that fit your compressor. Your local Home Depot makes a female connector that will take any 1/4" male connector.
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I agree with Ken that this is a great stapler, and I have never needed anything other than the 20 gauge staples. I do have to disagree with him on the availability of the staples. I can get them from my local Home Depot under the brand name Duo Fast. When I ran out of the staples I ordered with my gun, this is where I get mine if I don't have the time to run across town to the flooring supply store.
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Dosen't come with connectors. I bought a nice set of male and female for about $15. However, my compressor has never worked since purchase. I just haven't had the time to find out if the warranty works!
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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.
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The compressor has two standard 1/4" female coupler connections on the compressed air outlet. Use a standard 1/4" male coupler and push it in until it locks. To release, push the locking collar back on the female connection.With no air pressure, the connections work easily, with air pressure it is somewhat more difficult to make the connection.
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The fittings I referenced are the threaded ends of the air hose like everyone has already stated. You still need to purchase and attach the 1/4" Quick Connect adapters to be able to use it with most air tools. You will need a male and female adapter and don't forget to get some teflon tape to make sure the threads will be air tight.
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If you buy just a hose NO...but suppliers like Chicago Airbrush have kits that include the quick disconnect. I bought all my quick disconnects separately. One female and several male ends for various air tools. I use a Medea compressor Jim Pfister
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yes it should work with any compressor. That said, the coupler leaks air and with a portable compressor with its limited tank capacity, it means that the compressor motor will turn on more frequently. This kit was too unreliable for me and I ended up buying a quality parts separately.
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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.
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I have been using the porter Cable Fr350b with 2 1/4" & 3 1/2" nails mated to the Porter Cable Pancake compressor for a couple of months. This combination works great. I am using 80 psi with the 2 1/4" nails, & 95 psi with the 3 1/2" nails. Buy it! you will love it. Jim McIntosh
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It will take one of the standard quick release couplings. I do not remember witch one of the three it is though.
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You are correct. A quick disconnect kit should get you the pieces you need.If your compressor is equipped with a connector or disconnect you will need to know what style it is to get the proper fitting. Also you will need to be sure you get a female fitting for the hose and a male fitting for your air tool.
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Get quick release adapter...Male on compressor end. Ask any hardware store...Good luck.
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This adapter is supposed to connect it to a 1 1/4 shopvac hose. There is also one for the bigger hose. I have the 1 1/4 and this adapter isn't perfect, but close enough that a short piece of tape will help do the job. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000AV77K/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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It is a "GOOD" / "Great" stapler. But for 1/4" I would use smaller gage staples or be realistic and Glue down .Best I can do for you
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The air compressor should have a regulator. That's how most air guns set depth of fasteners. Less air, less power shot, shallow shot! More air more depth! Hope that helps Chris. Best stapler I've owned.
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I used an electrical connector crimper (handheld), size blue i believe. It seems to work fine and has not come apart. Before you cut, I added about an extra 1/4" because the cable is easier to compress, instead of stretching.