Can the nailer double as a stapler?
152492
I think so, but I can't say for sure. I have not had the opportunity to actually use it yet.
1159268
Yes, per the parts listing for your stapler.http://www.mastertoolrepair.com/pneumatic-stapler-parts-t50s2-t50s4-t50s5-p-13021.htmlPart # 29
596513
I don't think so but I've never tried. You can get the staples required for this stapler at Costco....
1638638
Sorry, not sure, I've never used an air stapler either - but I would certainly think so. A stapler could not possibly require much air volume. Just check the CFM requirement for the tool and compare that with the specifications for any compressor you are considering. PSI (pressure) is not important, CFM (flow rate) is the key.
1347429
Yes. You just pull it open -- no trigger or button to push. Grab the base in one hand and pull the stapling unit up with the other. It'll open. Then y ou can staple things to a bulletin board or other flat surface. When you close it, you will hear and feel it snap into place. If by "open" you mean to add more staples, you simply grab the stapling unit and just pull the top open. Again, no buttons or catches to undo. I bought it for those very reasons and it's real simple.
1132617
If the wood is not hard and you find long enough staples it may work. It is a powerful stapler but it looks like you are taking it to the limit
402132
No this will not shoot staples. This gun is a type of Brad nailer which is shorter than a finish nailer for detailed thinner wood work. You may want to look for a Craftsman finish nailer / staple gun. They are the only one who makes that type of gun that I know of. It would be called a '2 in 1 finish gun' that shoots both nails and staples.
2032368
As far as I know, the 68018 is a 1/4" crown stapler while the 68019 is a 18 gauge 2-1 air nailer/ stapler. Make sure the # you're seeing is correct. If it is a 68019 you can download the manual directly from Harbor Fright Tools. In the Harbor Freight search engine go to 68019 Nailer/stapler and download the manual. If you can not get it contact me and I will send it to you. Regards Felix
790988
It would probably work although I would be a little worried about the length of the staples. This shoots up to 1 1/2inch. I think you would be better served renting a real floor nailer. The floor nailer uses a flat ring shank nail that goes through the tongue and into the subfloor and you can get one that is air assisted or hammer only. If you ask at any rental place, they will know what you need. If you want to buy one, there are several out there but renting makes more sense unless you're going to be doing a lot of floors...I wouldn't use this on a 3/4 inch floor....
660295
Yeah sure can, we can shoot up to 1-1/2" long staple.we used it all the time
1647252
It looks like you can but I just about ripped a nail off trying. Probably need a screwdriver or knife to pry it apart.
437669
Sorry. I would imagine but do not know. I bought the recommened staples for the gun and have not ordered additional staples.
2012864
Comes with brads(short nails) and several sizes of staples. Load one or the other. Agree with zilla59 on brads. Haven't tried staples.
1832367
Disclaimer: I don't own a nailer (yet). The home depot web page lists the 18GA nailer at 11.73x10.24x3.54. The 16GA nailer is listed at 12.75x11.61x4.13. The 18GA Stapler in listed as 11.733x10x3.544. The new 15GA nailer is 16.46x14.65x6.06. So for the 18GA tools probably but the bag will be bulging. I don't see how the 16GA nailer can fit. And no way for the 15GA nailer.
2274502
it works very well strong stapler. the lazor a gimmick do !i used it to re-deck my pontoon boat . fasten foam and vinyl to the new helm I also built . i was very happy with it. mine was a brand new unit and have used it for other projects no problems.
1384956
I would think so, however, here's bad news. I bought this stapler and thought it was fabulous. And, it was, for about one hour. I sent it back for a full refund. In all fairness, I think it had been manhandled during shipping. Because it was in a hard case, it was not packed with buffering foam, etc. So, it worked great but for about one hour!
816653
It might but I haven't used mine for that. You might consider buying, renting or borrowing a flooring nailer/stapler; there are cheap ones for about the same price. I bought this stapler to install 1X6 pine t&g; carsiding to wall and ceiling framing with 2" staples and 1/2" wainscoting to wall furring with 1 1/2" staples.