How do you put in the staples
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!!!
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
918443
There is a black button on the top-back part of the stapler. Just push it and out pops the place that holds the staples (at the front of the stapler). After you have loaded more staples just push it closed. It is very easy!
922215
HI ! Yes they will. I used the same standard staples, Actually It will use 2 of them each time and it works just fine.
1115291
If they don't Staples, OfficeMax & Office Depot does. Just put in a box and take it there.
829714
I used four staples and elmers glue. Two staples were used to secure the rope in place at the beginning, note: the staples were covered by the first row of rope. I then put a little of elmers glue a few inches up and started wrapping the pole as you wrap the rope around the pole be sure tap it down to condense rope. By tapping down rope you get a very tight wrap. Once the glue was covered I added a little more another 3 to 4" up continue the process up the pole. I ended with two staples
1693933
There are diagrams on the yellow sticker on the stapler. you flip it back like you would if you were to staple something on the wall and then slide the tray out. Staples go in upside down and then you slide it back in.
1440117
Staples work best. The smaller shafts are less likely to split. You may have to adjust depth pressure
1640722
Mine did not arrive with staples. It took me a while to figure out that it takes the narrower version. I found them at ACE.
1693932
Hi Sharron - If you just lift the top of the stapler and pull it in an arc toward the back, it should open up. Once it's open, you can pull the bottom part away from the top and the rod that holds in the staples will start to come out. Then you can load the staples in. If it doesn't work, you may have a bad stapler. I love this product when it works, but after two of them broke prematurely, I stopped buying them. I have one that is hanging on, but I think the product is just not made well. It's unfortunate because when it works, it's amazing! Good luck.
426325
I just stapled them with small staples. It's quicker than tucking them in, but that works quite well too. The paper has enough friction not to open back up. Just sort of take the flap and tuck it inside folding at the opening while holding the bag part open. Not to mention they look nicer tucked in.
1615991
I used Bostitch crown staples and had no issues. I also used finish nails along the outside edges where I couldn't use the stapler and that worked fine as well. Good luck!!!
1043236
No, you need heavy duty, like the SF-13 or SF-39, staples for that. In 3/8",1/2",5/8" etc. you can get thin, breakable, "high-capacity" staples or "heavy duty" staples, which is what you need. Swingline & Stanley Bostich both make them.
915675
You can go to any Staples that's where I go for my refills hope this helps. Just bring in your empty container and they swap it for a new one that's filled
1660121
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.
928934
Staples are what most use. you have to use wide staples - the smaller ones from a power gun go right through the paper. Also, make it tight or it will sag after the first rain.
1600316
It uses normal staples. I just tried 30 sheets and it worked fine. Much more than that and there won't be much staple to bend over.
1693936
Swing the base all the way out away from the stapler, the plunger should then pop open. The staples load upside down in the bottom of the stapler, load the staples, then push the plunger back in.
151989
I really don't know, but I will say this: I have numerous different staplers and have tried to use staple from one brand stapler in other staplers that looked like they should fit and even though the staples would fit into the stapler, they would jam and not work properly. It was very frustrating to have every other staple jam in the machine and have to take the time to pry it out. I say just from past experience, it really is best to have the proper staples for the machine you have.