KeLDE T50 Staple Gun Kit - Heavy Duty Manual Stapler/Nail Gun with 1500pcs Staples and Brad Nails for Upholstery, DIY, Furniture, Material Repair, Carpentry, Decoration

The KeLDE manual staple gun kit features a heavy duty hand nailer for T50 staples and Brad nails. It was found that this KeLDE staple gun would peel off two to three staples 50% of the time and achieve poor penetration using the KeLDE 9/16 inch staples that come with it. It is possible to use blunt tipped staples successfully if you lubricate the staples with a light oil before installing them into the staple gun, and switching to a high-quality staple with very sharp tips solved all the problems. It was very cheap and very fast shipping, so we'd rate it 5 stars.

Salem Goldstein

| Jul 13, 2021

It is fine for pine or other soft materials, but it is not sufficient for harder items. It is not possible to staple Ash, Tamarack, tight grain Oak or furniture grade particle board. However, other/softer materials are fine to staple. I must disagree. It is easier to drive off a staple than my vintage Arrow T50 that also cannot drive into hard materials. Using Ash as a test is not a fair test since my electric staple gun just jams the staples into it. It is difficult to deal with Ash. This gun is generally appealing to me. Easy to load, easy to open up a jam, easy to trigger, and comfortable in the hand. Keep it around for a long time.

Preston Tate

| Jun 30, 2021

Posted on March 20, 21. Although I have only used this "KeLDE T50 Staple Gun" for approximately 20 hours, I will say that I prefer it to the new Arrow Fastener T50 heavy duty staple gun that I bought at the Stapling through T-/Gorilla tape is the task at hand This KeLDE model and the Arrow model can be used to apply REX Tape over 3 mil plastic sheeting to standard 3/4" plywood. (When one gun runs out of staples in the middle of a run, the other is switched out. The KeLDDE model is easier to squeeze, and it sinks the long staple into the plywood with more force than the other models. had no doubt that this KeLDE Staple Gun would remain as robust and perform the same as now, I would totally recommend it over the much more popular ARROW, but since I have not extensively used it, I cannot make any firm assertions. I just wanted to add my 2 cents. This is important. Our first challenge was figuring out how to load the KeLDE gun with staples properly as it is done in an entirely different way than the ARROW but once we figured it out, it wasn't a big deal). I hope you find this helpful. In case it breaks on me, I will update this review as soon as I remember. The following is an update for Having said that, suppose I had done the above review on a job site, where I stapled The cat that lives with me went missing last week for a few days so I decided to put some flyers on some 50+year old telephone poles in the neighborhood. As a matter of fact most of the staples I drove into those poles with this baby buckled as if they were driven into steel. So, I pulled out the heavy duty Arrow T50 jobber and it was a much better instrument for driving staples. This staple gun is a lot easier to use and works incredibly well with the cheap garbage lumber available today. However, with the old solid lumber milled during the golden age of lumber production, you may want to rely on an Both of them I have and I will always attempt to use this product first. In my opinion, it's still worth five stars and I will keep it that way until something else negative happens to make me change my mind. You may need to edit it IFT (FTR removed all the staples I put into the telephone poles I made my side cuts and removed all my staples).

Emersyn HYDE

| Mar 20, 2021

Due to an unforeseen circumstance, I had not used this product until the 30-day return period had closed. As soon as I arrived at the range, I loaded staples and tried to load staples, then tried again. After I loaded staples again, I worked on my vocabulary The staples which came with the staple gun (or any other for that matter) are not able to be loaded. The staple strips are supposed to be fed into the stapler through metal flanges that are bent into the track. As far as what to do, I am at a loss as I cannot take a hammer to the stapler. Hammering the parts apart might produce some satisfaction, but would not likely result in better loading of the staple strips. Aside from that, it is a very.

Judson Coleman

| Aug 12, 2020

Staples larger than normal are difficult for her. There is nothing bad to say about this stapler. Additionally, it is the most affordable stapler that works with T50 staples I could find. In addition to working with short brad nails, it also works with long ones. In fact, I use it with brad nails all the time. There is almost no gap between brad nails of 5/8 ". One or two sixteenths of an inch might be This is not an issue since they can be taken by a hammer. But one thing that would be useful is a stapler that can drive larger The staple will simply bend and ruin if it's hammered in flush, so it's not possible to do that. Despite the small staple size, it is able to send 1/4" staples flush. In some soft pines, it does not work with staples that are over 1/2" in diameter. For me, a brad nail or 1/4" staple will work, since I can use small wires and items such as that It's not stuff. If your soft wood is not hard, you may want to use this to drive 9/16 " staples flush. I would not be able to do that with this stapler.

Ruth Baxter

| May 06, 2021

This is now a 5 star rating! It's a real beast, that's for sure! I think it's great. Compared to my other staple gun I bought on Amazon that had over 2000 reviews, I am so far very pleased with this one. The one you just watched was awful. In spite of how I hold this heavy-duty staple gun, it does work regardless of which direction I hold it in. It has a firm grip and does require a solid squeeze to nail a staple in. So far, it has worked well, and if there is a need for an update I will do so later. The target can be used as a shooting range target.

Jalen Romero

| Jul 18, 2021

This is a good game The process of stapling into wood is fairly straightforward for me. In any case, the staples do not go in flush with the board. A slight tap with the hammer is necessary to complete the job.

Demetrius Fuller

| Oct 27, 2020

Despite purchasing this for upholstery projects, I have not been able to use it. Keeping your fabric taut and then stapling it together isn't easy to accomplish on your own. Purchase won't be possible if you have small hands or arthritis. There is nothing more frustrating than missing a staple from time to time. In reality, only three quarters of the eggs actually eject when you depress the handle and some are bent and not pushed well into the capsule.

Carmen Atkins

| Aug 09, 2020