Stapler recommendation

Barely.

Yes, they do a fantastic job. You only need a small compressor.

On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 10:42:59 -0500, "Jeff Guay" scribbled this interesting note:

This usually works well:

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On 12/31/2004 10:42 AM US(ET), Jeff Guay took fingers to keys, and typed the following:

You might try a hammer stapler. It is faster than a hand compression stapler and doesn't require a power wire or air hose. Most of the contractors I know use them.

If your like me and only need power tools occasionally check out Harbor Freight. I have 3 of their air products, a chop saw, wire feed 120v welder and countless hand tools. They all perform well for my purposes.

My only bitch with staplers is the cost of the staples. Arrow stuff is pricey compared to the off brand staples that do not work in my electric stapler. ( have to use Arrow or suffer)

I would check with local contractors for a price on the insulation. Earlier this year I wanted to add R-19 to my ceilings and R-30 to the garage. I found a contractor that would install the product for less than I could buy it. I chose to sign the check.

I have a nice compressor. I started looking at these staplers and there appears to be many different kinds. What should I look for? 18GA? 16GA? What staple size? Thanks again.

I have a narrow crown Bostitich used mostly for woodwork, like putting on the backof a bookcase. It would work for insulation and I have used it for upholstery, but in most cases, the wide are used for those applications. Once covered with sheetrock, it is not going to go anywhere either way.

Arrow makes an electric staple gun. snipped-for-privacy@aol.com

I agree completely. I bought a 3/8th upholstery stapler...wow fantastic.

The only problem I have is I cringe every time I pick up an air tool...some freaky think about puting one through my foot or finger or something.