Does the needle always stick out or only when the trigger is pulled?
1060577
Always but it's removable and has a cover. I will warn you however I never even got to use mine before the needle BROKE OFF inside the cover and was unusable. I returned the product, got a refund, and purchased a higher quality one at staples.
2172576
Yes, when u pump, it puts a bb in the barrel, so when you pull the trigger, they will all shoot. Only the most recent pumped bb won't roll out though, so don't tip it down if you don't want the others to roll out.
1262526
Yes it does, a little contraption on the side, which pokes the thread through the needle
1491050
It does have to be "bumped" in order to shoot the gun. The trigger can not be pulled and nails start shooting out. This is the safety factor for this nailer. You have to push the nailer and pull the trigger at the same time for this to work.
661594
It does jam sometimes, there's a slot under the handle on the top of the gun that you can open up to pull out the stuck bullet
380646
I would return it for a replacement if you have any concerns with the product. Mine was stuck for a moment at the "zero" mark, but using it for a while eventually got it to "unstick". I don't think my situation was the same as yours though, because I think my issue was simply the needle just not responding. I have heard of the needle getting stuck. Google a solution, or return for a replacement. Hope that helps.
660203
it is right beneath the handle where you push it, like a trigger button. Hope this helps
1552858
Mine does go through when the trigger is pulled. You have to push it to get it started but after that it works its way through. You do need to start with two sticks.
372455
It does go up and down. So if you have it adjusted down to not penetrate so deeply into the skin it will do just that. If you have it dialed up so it sticks up higher it will go that much deeper. The settings on the intensity just speed up the action of the needle head. I hope this helps? I love this thing. At first you can't feel it much then afterwards you will have redness. I also watched a YouTube tutorial to find out how to do like the pros!
820932
Yes it does. You simply pull the trigger handle and it releases the legs. When the legs touch the ground simply release the trigger and it's locked in.
1702010
Yes, the needle moves, it pulses, depending on the type of charge you are putting on the battery. The ad said there would be a fully charged light when charging complete, but my unit did not have one. Otherwise I am very happy with the unit.
1201988
once in awhile but not usually. I find that if I alternate sites and use more to the sides of my fingers I don't have a problem. also setting the needle depth on the lancet a little deeper seems to help.
680280
The needle is stationary where it is attached on the gun. There is a cap to cover the needle when it is not in use. Otherwise you can remove the needle each time you are not using it, as the needles are removable to replace them.
507872
The needle is sharp and will puncture any size tag hole. I have other tag guns, but this brand works the best.
1624687
It is a squeeze trigger and you use it sparingly. Actually, I prefer to use water rather than the Bona solution, but use that sparingly also.
657889
Press the illumination button next to the fuel gauge. The fuel gauge does NOT illuminate when pulling the trigger, probably because it would use some battery power each time.I have used the pipe cutter for a few years now, and LOVE it! ;-) GET IT!
2009434
http://www.amazon.com/review/R1A6VISEZLBCNK/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R1A6VISEZLBCNKLook at this review. It helped me. However, it was ultimately my 12 year old who figured it out based on the directions. She says to NOT push the trigger when putting the needle on. I don't know. Good luck! Mine is working now!