how far in can you staple. If you push the paper all the way to the back of the stapler how many inches will the staple be on the paper?
1280254
Sorry I haven't answered sooner. I have been on vacation. I checked today and it will staple in 1/4 inch. I hope this is helpful to you!
2264504
Where are you putting the paper? It goes into the front, but has to be pushed back in there until it stops. If you are putting in too much paper, it will not work, either.
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.
718503
I have only used the 5/16" (8mm) size. It easily fastens more than a dozen heavy weight paper sheets. The staples will pierce the limit the fastener can fit, but will only fully close if less than half that limit is used.
1165441
It works great when stapling 1 page. My page never separates from itself when I staple it to nothing.
1908718
I have found that removing the staple from a relative small set of stapled pages (eg, under 10 pages or so) is easy, but removing it from a large set of stapled pages (eg, over 30 pages) is fairly hard.
512607
8 is supposed to be the limit, but I regularly staple 9 and carefully and slowly move the stapler off of the paper. Sometimes the top cutout piece has breakage but it doesn't affect the bond.
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!!!
2025865
Sorry, but no. I pushed the paper all the way in and it's under an inch from the edge of the paper to the edge of the circle.
837461
To load the stapler, you will need to push the endcap at the back and it will loosen from the spring loaded maganism. Pull it out and load the staples.
217482
I used a small rotary wheel and reduced the slope of the angle at which the staple comes out of the paper. It took several tries with intermediate testing to make sure of not doing too much. It now staples two pages just like the standard stapler. (I never found a way to reduce the impact force that would not destroy its use with up to 20-25 pages.)
660296
Sorry for this late answer, but 3/4" long staple are not ok,1" min. and max. is 2" long fore more details:http://bostitch.com/default.asp?CATEGORY=BOS_ROOFING_NAILER_STAPLER&TYPE;=PRODUCT&P;ARTNUMBER=651S5&SDesc;=16+GA+-+7%2F16%22+Construction+Stapler
918442
Its easy. Just press the black button on the top of the stapler and the drawer pops out. It is at the back of the top
990885
Depending on the thickness of fabric and area of furniture you are using at. 3/8" length for general use. 1/4" length for thin fabric, and thin wood base that the staple does not penetrate though the wood frame. 1/2" length staple for very thick fabric.
123625
A few inches. But, not enough to last very long. You can buy tape for it at Home Depot of Staples
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.
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There are no staples, I cuts slits in the stack of paper and folds it over to keep them together. It leaves a little whole just under the staple position.