MILWAUKEE'S 2447-20 M12 3/8” Crown Stapler

This stapler does the job well for what it does. You have done an awesome job. Negative reviews need to be reviewed first before they are posted so that people who post them can learn what they are talking about. A Milwaukee tool kit is sold separately. Buying a kit once lets you buy a tool, a battery, and a charger all at once, so when you add to your tool collection you don't need to keep buying a big kit all the time. You can then purchase the "bare tool" or "tool only" Thus, you don't have to worry about having six or seven chargers lying You have just enough batteries to last you for however long you need them. I love Milwaukee for its smart business practices, and this is another reason why. It's my 10th Milwaukee tool this year, an M12 and an M3, I think All Milwaukee tools or products that I have bought have a Milwaukee logo and I cannot complain about them.

Preston Tate

| Mar 08, 2021

The firewood I use for heating is stored in six double wide firewood racks. Wood is laid on each double wide rack in a cord. It was necessary to cover the racks to protect the firewood from heavy rain, snow, and ice. At first I tried just wearing tarps, but as the wood was used and the pile lowered, the tarps filled with water and began to sag. I had trouble clearing it when the water froze, and it was almost impossible. My calculations led me to conclude that chicken wire covering the tops of the double racks would prevent the tarps from sagging. After evaluating other solutions, most of which I rejected because of their cost (I'm cheap), I settled on this solution. Having soldered chicken wire to the racks, I needed to staple it all to the racks, at a cost of much less than the cost of buying chicken wire. After having used push/squeeze staple guns in the past, I knew that shooting over 500 staples would be very painful to my hand.
My Milwaukee M12 tool already had over 500 staples so I was really excited when I saw this tool. My order was placed because I found the price reasonable and the reviews excellent. The tool made stapling such an easy task for me, even before I became a fan of the activity. 0 shots were fired by me. The stables sank flush as long as I held the stapler against the wood as long as I stapled 5 inches into pressure treated lumber. Even when the force adjustment was set to maximum, I could gather 2 to 3 layers of chicken wire under the stapler and the staples almost always sank flush with the chicken wire. I was thrilled not to have a single misfire. It was so much fun that I even used more staples than necessary due to the excitement! The M12 battery and charger was one of the best tool investments I have made. I highly recommend this tool, especially if you already own a M12 battery. In total, I have 2 RedLithium M12 batteries, but only one was needed for the project. Still have 3 different push/squeeze staplers (T50 types), which will probably sit in my room for a while.

Matias Hale

| Apr 25, 2021

am able to use my Milwaukee 12 volt batteries with it, and they last for a long time. The staple gun is heavier than a traditional Arrow Metal staple gun, and because of its size, it is difficult to use in I think it's a good idea overall. It is no longer a dreaded task to drive staplers for the entire work day.

Keegan Schmidt

| May 11, 2021

It is one of my favorite staplers! Because I am a small woman, with small hands, sometimes I find it difficult to use certain tools and staple guns. It's really cool how this stapler works on power. My hands did not get sore without the use of a secondary hammer to drive staples in and I did not pound staples in with a second hammer. In addition, the tool had a safety feature for no accidental staple shots. The tool had great balance, so it is easy to use. I have always been a big fan of Milwaukee tools, and this one is no different. It is important to remember that this item is a tool only, and that the batteries need to be purchased.

Brixton Callahan

| Aug 16, 2020

Getting older is something I'm looking forward to. I'll be 40 in a My arthritis makes it difficult to grasp things, so I have difficulty believing that except when I'm trying to hold things. Since I have a fairly large insulation project to complete, driving a couple thousand staples with my manual staple gun sounded daunting (and I have the type you drive in the direction you press, which means that body weight can help improve A good pneumatic gun can be obtained for less than half the cost of this one, however, you have to carry the hose everywhere you go. There was no way I could pass up this opportunity, so I spent a little extra money. That software made it so easy to complete the project! The two things I dislike about the website are 1

My wish is that it held two Even more than that is possible when using pneumatic guns, and they are still easy to use and can hang from the In my mind, I see a device that costs $10 more than the current model with interchangeable staple trays, one that sticks out the back of the unit so that it can hold two strips at once - Breathe. -Breathe. When you stand it up on the floor or bench, it isn't very stable. Is great when there are a few tools on a bench for a large project, but this kind of space savings helps when there is a little bench. There is just a little room to expand the back of the frame. It still gets five stars from me. These are mentioned for context purposes only. My only complaint is that it is quite difficult to use at times.

Miles Bean

| Oct 26, 2020

Quite a few M12 tools are in my possession. While I am not sure if I need this one, it is a good addition to my collection and was more of an impulse buy. The first thing you'll notice is the use of It is really easy to load, and you can use it like a stapler by pulling the trigger or you can engage the trigger by bumping the nose (similar to nailers). It's a bit stiff to increase the strength or depth of the staple, but it is pretty straightforward to use it. It is best to use a scrap piece of material and adjust the depth and power dials until you get the depth you want. Honestly, I cannot get over how awesome this is. I am huge fan of Milwaukee M12 tools. This tool will probably last me a lifetime. I own several M12 tools. I am not sure how much stapling you will need to do, but this tool is much easier to use than a tack hammer type of stapler when stapling over head (that was the primary reason I bought it). I have a couple of thoughts and recommendations as well The Milwaukee M12 Right Angle Impact (RAI) driver I recently purchased is also from Milwaukee. I enjoy using this M12 tool the most. In addition to its ability to reach places in which a regular impact wouldn't be able to, it also has a surprising level I'm not a fan of their HackZall saw, one of their M12 tools. Despite my efforts, it doesn't seem to work well. I'm not sure if I'm simply using it incorrectly. It just sort of jumps around, even when I brace the work piece. So far, I've only used it for cutting plastic edging and even that puts a lot of strain on it.

Eden Jones

| Feb 17, 2021