Would this be good for stapling chicken wire to 2 x 4's? Is it easy to hit the exact spot such as the wire of the chicken wire?
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Yes if you do a few trial staples with a small peice of wire you will be able to get it right every time.
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This is lightweight, but if you're wrapping someone in it, I'm not sure how it will cling - I used it to staple to columns to imitate bark of coconut tree. I would probably shift considerably at the joints when bending or walking
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It will strip the outside jacket that holds all the wires. It will not strip each individual wire. 14 gauge is probably the smallest it will realistically strip. That being said, this tool is genius. Highly recommended.
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Al: Good question and actually many answers. That little hook is a very handy too especially for pulling wire, leather, or small nylon rope through holes in steel plate, leather, nylon bags etc. In addition the hook can be used for stretching a variety of objects.Good LuckDA of Colorado
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?it has a setting knob on stipper ,if you turn it left or right it should adjt. for wire size..only tried on very fine wire once..paul
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Hello, S.R. Berry!Thank you for your inquiry. This machine strips 10 gauge wire to 0 gauge, which is 3mm to 9mm wire. It will "not" strip THHN wire, Coaxial Cable, 12 gauge wire, 14 gauge wire, or any wire thinner than 14 gauge.If you have any questions or concerns, please email us or call us at the number below.Thanks! Have a great day.Sincerely,Tom CupilaryAffordable Tool, LLCCustomer ServicePhone: 734-224-7758Fax: 734-224-7208
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Yes. No problem at all. I installed this on the bottom of the top chord of my trusses in my attic using a slap stapler. Key is to get it nice a stretched out. My recommendation, if you are working in a small space or on a ladder, pre-measure and cut the sections accordingly. Then roll them up as individual pieces and unroll and staple as you. Did about 3,000 SF and started this about half way through and it worked much better than other methods tried.
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Depending on the size. The compound is pretty soft when first mixed and a thin sheet would probably sag with chicken wire. Probably using an armature of foil would work. If this is larger, maybe use a foam armature partially sculpted to the shape. It really can't hold its shape if the form is too thin, will sag, droop or bend without support. Once it begins to cure, you are good to go. Once you give it a try, you will see the possibilities. t
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What shape? - Square? Hex? Flat? Oval? Rectangle? - And what dimensional size? Can't answer without more info. If the dimensional size is not larger than about 1¼" I imagine that a tape wrap might help the clamp to grab.
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You actually guide the wire how you want it cut. I made a pattern, drew the pattern on the Styrofoam and didn't have any issues. Hope this helps. Just another tip...don't tighten down the wire too tight then try to force the cut. Speaking from experience!
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This is NOT the stapler to use for tv cable (coax) - or any round cable. This stapler will damage the wire, especially coax. What you're looking for is the T37. It is designed to shoot round staples. Notice how the head is cut out for the cable you are securing. Arrow Fastener T37 Wire and Cable Tacker
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It works great when stapling 1 page. My page never separates from itself when I staple it to nothing.
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Yes easy enough to create the tension by hands. Secondly use electric stapling, far more easier and time saving.
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I've gone pretty thin and it strips without tearing the wire. I think at 28 AWG you'd just have to be a little careful and not mash down to clamp it.
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I regularly use it as a 2nd food probe, and it works just fine. The blunt tip is actually quite simple to stick in meat, especially chicken. I was surprised.
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I've used this machine on several fabric weights and it has been great. As long as you have the right needle and thread tension correct, it will be a work horse for you.
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It doesn't work well at all. you are better off shortening the pull rope a little bit and pulling up on the string to hook the line. the crank cocking device works very poorly.