Hi, I am seeing this stapler, and also the Surebonder 9600A... I have an upholstery project, would you say that the 9615A is better for the task?
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I'm not happy with the quality of this stapler, regardless of application. I've tried different staples, different air pressures, different materials. I've tried dis-assembly and re-alignment of components. I consider it to have basic design flaws.
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The quality is terrible. I sent mine back after not being able to complete my initial upholstering project. It misfired, jammed and then metal pieces flew out. I returned it and bought a Porter-Cable US58. More money but you get what you pay for.
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The 9615A is a great inexpensive stapler. I have used it on many projects, and it works great.
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I went to home depot, and got the staples by Hitachi. you can also read other customer reviews on the tool site.
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I really don't know since mine works great and I have dropped that stapler many times and still works fine. Sorry.
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I have an Ace Clipper stapler - not sure if it's the same as a "liner" stapler. I use Ace Clipper 70001 staples (undulated chisel point staples) and they work fine. Hope this helps.
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It should. The stapler works with a wide variety of staple lengths. You want a shorter staple that will drive all the way down so as to firmly press against the fabric. The harder the wood, the shorter the length needed. I got one of those "variety packs", so I could experiment. I did OK with 1/4" tongs. You may need longer depending on how heavy the fabric is.
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I would definitely say no to this one! I tried using this stapler to install a new convertible top, and it would barely drive 1/4" staples through the canvas. So I then tried using it on some wood trim molding with the suggested brad nails and it just did not do the job. I've always had good luck with Stanley tools up until now. If you have a lot to replace you might want to look into an air stapler or perhaps an electric screw gun. I hope this helps some.
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I would be willing to mail a few staples to you so you could see if they fit, if you want to go that route. I would hate for you to buy another stapler when you already have 2. I have looked for staplers that use tiny staples in all the stores, and all of them use standard size staples. I really love my tiny stapler.
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No, this is a heavy duty stapler; key to use is to staple all the way when you begin by one rapid movement do not half staple or stapler could jam; you will stop using your swingline & bostich staplers
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NS150C came with a 18ga 1 1/2-Inch Stapler. The description states it drives 18 ga. staples with 1/4-inch crown from 1/2-inch to 1-1/2-inch length; I used it and it worked well. Hope this helps.
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This is a great tool. I used it for putting on hundreds of planks for a fence. That said, in my opinion, I don't think it would be good for reupholstering. I would look for something with a wider staple. This one is very narrow.
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It's just a stapler ......upholstery grade. I use it daily in my shop. You won't be disappointed .
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Sorry Billy, I have no idea about that model number. I used them in a Roberts 10-600 120-Volt 15-Amp Professional Electric Stapler for 20-Gauge with 3/16-Inch Crown Staples and Carrying Case which is available on Amazon. The staples seem fine, however, b/c the stapler is electric and not pneumatic, it's not very powerful. Hope that helps.
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I hope that the following response would answer to your question. If not, please ask again. To me, 99% the problem with stapling is not caused by stapler, especially the ones sold in Amazon (I browsed through a number of brand that were listed on Amazon prior to buying three staplers for my own use) but by the stapler users. To staple properly, of course you need a trustworthy stapler as sold in Amazon, the quality of staples (I use the Swingline brand ordered from Amazon), type of paper used (if you use 20lbs, 24lbs, 50lbs or 60lbs paper it definitely won't cause any stapling related problem at all). I hope that the following response would answer to your question. If not, please ask again. To me, 99% the problem with stapling is not caused by stapler, especially the ones sold in Amazon (I browsed through a number of brand that were listed on Amazon prior to buying three staplers for my own use) but by the stapler users. To staple properly, of course you need a trustworthy stapler as sold in Amazon, the quality of staples (I use the Swingline brand ordered from Amazon), type of paper used (if you use 20lbs, 24lbs, 50lbs or 60lbs paper it definitely won't cause any stapling related... » Read More I hope that the following response would answer to your question. If not, please ask again. To me, 99% the problem with stapling is not caused by stapler, especially the ones sold in Amazon (I browsed through a number of brand that were listed on Amazon prior to buying three staplers for my own use) but by the stapler users. To staple properly, of course you need a trustworthy stapler as sold in Amazon, the quality of staples (I use the Swingline brand ordered from Amazon), type of paper used (if you use 20lbs, 24lbs, 50lbs or 60lbs paper it definitely won't cause any stapling related problem at all). « Show Less
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It would take a very strong hand to push a staple through 20 pages! I use this stapler for upholstery, and the layers of cloth don't seem to be a problem. Even an electric stapler would probably jam if it had to push through 20 pages.
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Hi, Deanna. I got this stapler to do an cockpit cushion project using Naugahyde on my boat. I would say it is at least medium duty although it had no problems going through multiple layers of Naugahyde. It seems well constructed. I have some arthritis in my hands but found this was easy to use. I'll be interested to see how it performs on multiple layers of heavier materials, i.e. Sunbrella, webbing & reinforcing fabrics, the next time I have a canvas project. I have seen others having problems finding the staples but I found them at our local hardware store. Hope this helps.
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I use the required ACE undulated staples with my ACE Clipper (pistol grip) stapler. It works perfectly every time. It never jams and the staples hold better than regular staples. Buy one and you will never use any regular stapler again.
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The Stanley Bostitch staples 25 sheets of paper and it really makes my time and effort easier. I really love it and if you want a good stapler for ease of work, this is it for heavy duty stapling!