Which crown staples does this gun take?
449280
18ga staples up to 2" ... I use these in a cabinet shop and they are by far the best nailer and stapler we have found.
449281
I purchased 1/4 inch crown 1 1/4" long stainless for my application. http://www.amazon.com/gp/r.html?R=3UHT9C0DOO4PG&C;=3T5MUR8F9569O&H;=N6VDA0ACGEFT0VSYU9LYHU9PXT4A&T;=C&U;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fdp%2FB001OW79CU%2Fref%3Dpe_385040_30332200_TE_item
1615989
I used Bostich SX50351 staples which is an 1-3/8' by 18 gauge by 7/32 crown finish staple. Worked very well.
1527540
Typically with an engineered product you're looking to use an 18 gauge staple. This gun only accepts 15.5-16 gauge staples, so for nail-down engineered you're going to need something else.
996453
hello. this stapler will only accept 20 gauge staples with a 3/16" crown. the staples come in lengths up to 9/16". the stapler works well and has good power but staples must be ordered because they are not carried by home depot or lowes.
743364
I think it includes a starter pack of 1.5" staples. Places like Home Depot and Lowes carry the staples you need though. I believe this takes 18 AWG crown staples. And this will shoot a variety of lengths,.. "up to" 1.5". We run a lot of 1.25" through it,.. and occasionally 1.5". We have a model 100 that we use for 1",... though I think this will shoot those also.
562589
HD, Lowes and probably Ace sell compatible staples. Just make sure the package states Stanley compatible.
1526702
This listing is for a compressor and "brad nailer". The brad nailer will only accept brad nails, it will not accept staples of any kind.
402131
It will not shoot staples. Know what length staples you need and buy a gun that will shoot those. This gun shoots brads, a small size with a little head. Up to 2 inchs long. Small amount of holding power, but good for places that might split out.
1500221
Can use 80-100 psi. Recommended for this gun is 90 psi. This is a great gun and gets in tight places although I could not find any 3/8" staples with the gun at any of the lowes/home depot stores and had to order on-line. No staples come with the gun.
941972
I used Bostitch brand 1-1/2 inch crown staples to put down 9/16 inch engineered floor. On my initial review I said my biggest complaint was the gun's propensity to shoot two staples at once about every 50 shots. Not a major deal breaker but does slow you down as you stop to pull staples out of your work then reshoot.
1121346
The Bostitch 651S5 16-Gauge 7/16 in. Crown 2 in. Siding Stapler comes with the following: 7/16 in. Crown Siding Stapler - 651S5 Vinyl Siding Attachment Thank you for your inquiry!
1654850
There is a spring loaded lever on the back that you push in... then simply slide the bottom tray back and put the staples in their slot. I had no problem loading but it did start misfiring pretty badly after about 1000 staples (I had to keep opening the front and pushing the firing pin/hammer back up into the housing. Either bad luck for me or just a bad design). Good luck.
1547541
I don't think so... We use Duo-Fast 5008 C 1/4'' with 1/2'' crown and 5012 C 3/8'' with 1/2'' crown. Great staple gun!
562590
no you can use T-50 hope you have not buy the Stanley staple gun it does not worth the money I would not buy it again
743361
The kit comes with enough staples to load the gun one time. It's probably between 50-100 staples.
1949992
I am sorry I can't answer your question because I have no knowledge of what a crown staple is,.
402133
It shoots 18 gauge nails only in varying limited lengths. You need to get a 'Staple' gun to shoot staples.