Can this open all the way (180 degrees) to staple things into walls easily?
1965884
Nope, that won't work. The two parts (the part that goes under the paper and the part that goes over the paper) don't swivel, they're bolted together.
1177127
If you got regular drywall, this stapler should do it. It is NOT a heavy duty stapler, though.
1579325
The hook can unscrew, so you can loosen it to face the opposite way, but be careful. The hangers are cheap and break easily, especially if the hook is tampered with. But to answer your question, yes
199118
It can use smaller depth staples (3/8" to 3/4" I believe is the range), but this is a heavy-duty construction-type stapler. It has the power to fire staples into wood (which sounds like you need) and is the easiest gun to use in my estimation. The mechanism works the smoothest of any gun I have used.
459427
It's a clothespin style clamp so should be able to open wide enough to accommodate, but there's no maximum or recommended width provided by the manufacturer.
1927009
Yes.......however, the back is nothing more than heavy "cardboard"....it is perforated....so you can punch out whatever size opening you want.
963851
Yes. Multi-use tray will hold 20+ sheets of card stock and opening up rear door allows for straight path.
1934070
Yes it can open from both sides and locks from both sides. The cool thing is it can accommodate a 6x6 or a 4x4 post.
1638643
It actually would be overkill for a stapler. They usually take maybe 50psi so the max on this is a bit unnecessary. But it would work and you could set the output air pressure with the regulator.
1628633
This is unlikely due to the Stapler. I purchased this stapler to build one dozen acoustic panels for my home recording studio. I was building wooden frames wherein I can place insulation and hang them like pictures. To build the frames, I used "furring strips" from Lowes. I learned that at some parts of various strips, it was simply too tough for the staples to penetrate while in others there were no problems at all. Because I was building so many, I found it worth while to purchase an electric version of this. Even that was having difficulty punching in staples in some places. Notice though, that the 9/16" will still penetrate, but just twist after some depth. It might make sense to get shorter staples; but that is no guarantee -- depending on what you're building. That said, the most likely reason the staples don't sink in fully is the wood is too dense. Furthermore, make sure to put weight on the back of the stapler as you fire off staples.
2118853
You could... the wallpaper is thick and wouldn't tear. It comes in 8 separate pieces though, so you would see the staples. Thick, doubled-sided tape would be a better option for you.
1773907
Do you mean like half way open? If so, no it cannot, you have to open it all in order to secure it.
561734
Hmm. You probably could adjust it down for that. It shoots the staple at an angle. There is some adjustment to the shoe. Can't guarantee it.
1662497
No, unless the door is slightly open. You can also open it all the way if you're worried about it. I had too much in it and the door wouldn't stay closed and noticed that there was a shadow in the corner but other than that it works fine.
100274
Not easily no. It just depends on how tightly secured it is to your wall. When we installed it, we didn't have any studs to install it to so it is not as sturdy as I would like. You definitely have to use two hands to easily open it one holding the base, the other lifting the actual door. If you use one hand it may not open as easily.
897282
I do not think it will open that far. My headboard is not that wide and I could not clip it to my headboard. I clipped it to a shelf behind my bed. Perhaps a very strong person could squeeze the clamp much farther open then I was able to do. It is very tight.
321841
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.