Crown size? Does this stapler take 1/4" or 5.6mm staples?
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You can find the official document in the link belowhttp://www.hitachipowertools.ca/upload/fmproduct_filen/N3804AB3_OM_8784.pdfFrom it, officially it stated 1/4" 18 gauge crown is supported. However, from the dimension figure, it seems to imply that 5.6mm may also can be used but never officially stated so. I am using 1/4 crown on it.
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You can find the official document in the link below http://www.hitachipowertools.ca/upload/fmproduct_filen/N3804AB3_OM_8784.pdf From it, officially it stated 1/4" 18 gauge crown is supported. However, from the dimension figure, it seems to imply that 5.6mm may also can be used but never officially stated so. I am using 1/4 crown on it.
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Yes, you can use the 1/2 inch staples. That's what I'm using now to staple my papers together.
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6.33mm is the same as 1/4 inch, yes this will work for you. I was very pleased with this purchase. Good quality product!
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Hi Mike, We do sell staples for the CT859. It is a very old - discontinued Duo-Fast model stapler. It does not use the 5418D staples that you are looking for. It uses the 5000 series staples. In the same 9/16" length the model # you would need to order is the 5018 staples.
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I don't think so... We use Duo-Fast 5008 C 1/4'' with 1/2'' crown and 5012 C 3/8'' with 1/2'' crown. Great staple gun!
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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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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.
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This is a narrow gauge stapler (1/4" crown) I would think a medium or wide gauge (3/8"-1/2" gauge) stapler would be better for upholstering.
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The legs of the staples are 3/16" long, while the width is 9mm (0.354"). I hate to mix measuring systems like this, but the fact is, 3/16" and 9mm are exactly shown on a dual-system ruler, and thus make convenient measurements. A "group" of staples is 1" long (50 staples), as they come in the box and there are 1000 staples (20 "groups" in a box) . The box is branded Staplex, Type VF-1M, No. 10 High Speed Mini Staples for Staplex Model S10P Hand Held Electric Stapler and Manual Mini Staplers. More information than you probably wanted, but most importantly, they fit in and work fine with my several old Swingline Tot 50 staplers, which will have to be pried from my cold, dead hands before I ever relinquish them. The legs of the staples are 3/16" long, while the width is 9mm (0.354"). I hate to mix measuring systems like this, but the fact is, 3/16" and 9mm are exactly shown on a dual-system ruler, and thus make convenient measurements. A "group" of staples is 1" long (50 staples), as they come in the box and there are 1000 staples (20 "groups" in a box) . The box is branded Staplex, Type VF-1M, No. 10 High Speed Mini Staples for Staplex Model S10P Hand Held Electric Stapler and Manual Mini Staplers. More information than you probably wanted, but most... » Read More The legs of the staples are 3/16" long, while the width is 9mm (0.354"). I hate to mix measuring systems like this, but the fact is, 3/16" and 9mm are exactly shown on a dual-system ruler, and thus make convenient measurements. A "group" of staples is 1" long (50 staples), as they come in the box and there are 1000 staples (20 "groups" in a box) . The box is branded Staplex, Type VF-1M, No. 10 High Speed Mini Staples for Staplex Model S10P Hand Held Electric Stapler and Manual Mini Staplers. More information than you probably wanted, but most importantly, they fit in and work fine with my several old Swingline Tot 50 staplers, which will have to be pried from my cold, dead hands before I ever relinquish them. « Show Less
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Short answer...NO. The packaging tells you the size you need; I picked one up at Staples.
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Staples: 1/4" 5/16" 3/8" 1/2" and 9/16" Brads: 1/2" and 5/8"This information is also printed on the gun so you don't have to keep looking it up, very handy!
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Regular size. This is simply the most amazing stapler I've ever used. It should be in the Guiness Book of Records as the best stapler ever designed.
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Mine arrived with a box of 5/16" staples. I'm sorry, I have no idea what staples you need for your specific application.
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There are some in this pack. There are 5 sizes of staples and 1 size nail. Qty. 500 3/8" in pack. I have a "standard" stapler and they work great, since I do a variety of projects. I hope this helps.
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Hi again Mike, You have the correct item this time. You need the 5000 series staples. The 5008C is 1/4 inch in length. You can use any lengths available between 5/32 - 9/16" Have a nice day!
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It doesn't use mini staples, it uses the standard full-size staples that most desktop staplers use.
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I don't think so; but, having said that only the manual can tell you for sure. If you do not have the manual, you might try and see if the Craftsman/Sears web site might have access to and old copy of the manual. The "Wide Crown" type staples are for really old staplers. Mine is over 25 years old and it is almost impossible to find this type staple in stores. None of the new staplers on sale at Sears, Home Depot, Lowes, Walmart etc. use this type of wide crown staple. My manual for my Heavy Duty Manual stapler says these kind of Wide Crown staples will work in Craftsman Staple Tackers Models 9-68642; 9-68643; 9-6844; 9-6847; 9-68472 and Duo-Fast Models CT-850 & CT-859. Good Luck.