Arrow ET501C: Professional 5-in-1 Cordless Staple and Nail Gun for Home Improvement Projects

Dave S.: Used to install insulation in a room, so convenient. No issues with sinking staples into 2x4s and held charge for couple hours of use.

United States on Oct 16, 2023

Rich: Sa ménage nos poignets d’une brocheuse conventionnelle

Très bonne puissance et longue charge de batterie

Canada on Sep 19, 2023

Amazon Customer: The directions were a bit lacking. I returned the first one, thinking it didn't work, because the directions didn't say you have to have the metal pushed in slightly before a staple comes out. And going into wood, I had to use a hammer on some of them. And it doesn't close well if you use parts of staples rather than a full sleeve. But I do feel I got what I paid for and am pretty happy with it. I haven't yet tried the nails to comment.

United States on Aug 14, 2023

Carlos Gonzalez: I think this is a rather fine product depending on what you want it for. If your are into crafts, it would be good for you. I tried to use it to attach moldings to panels and with most materials, the Brad nails would only go half way through, and staples get mangled. I'm not a professional builder or whatsoever, just another DIYer.

United States on Jul 24, 2023

Bob Nield: As others have mentioned the so-called safety feature is poorly designed so you can't see where you are placing the staple. Also, it isn't powerful enough to drive a longer staple into pressure treated 4X4s. When Arrow was contacted they recommended using a shorter staple, which is a crap response. It does work, holds a charge well, and all-in-all I'm glad I have it because it beats squeezing a manual stapler!

United States on Jun 30, 2023

Scott L: Very pleased with how easy this rechargeable stapler is to use. No more sore hands!

Canada on Jun 02, 2023

duckysan1: I've owned a manual Arrow T50 stapler for 42 years, and it continues to work well. However, for arthritic hands the action creates soreness. This cordless product bangs staples in as well or better than the original, and great to wield without the issue of managing a cable. I'm also impressed with its ability to handle a number of different staples/nails.

Canada on Jan 13, 2023

Yarub Al-Shiraida: So far it is a good stapler. However, it uses only 15mm nails. which I could not find in any nearby hardware stores. The smallest nails I could find 18mm. Even if I find these nails, they have very limited applications. In general, the device is good for stables but useless for nails.

Canada on Dec 09, 2022

Karl R.: I have just received this tacker and it looks good and solid. Unfortunately I can't use it as the wrong charger for the UK was delivered with it.

United Kingdom on Dec 01, 2022

MikeMike: Really disappointed.

Pros:
- Easy to fire staples
- Battery has a lot of life

Cons:
- Everything else
- Not strong at all; I was hoping for more power than my manual Arrow-T50. This has (maybe) 75% of the firepower of a manual gun
- Because this can shoot multiple sizes / types, the nose is wider than a manual Arrow-T50
- Because this can shoot multiple sizes / types, you have no idea where staple will actually come out. You might be deeper, shallower, left, or right of where you think the staple will come out
- Because this can shoot multiple sizes / types, the actual impact seems to be narrower than the T50-staple, which causes the staple to look like "M" when fired. The impact is not over the legs of the staple (so I had to basically use a hammer to flatten every single staple)
- Because this can shoot multiple sizes / types, loading of the staples into the chute is REALLY GOOFY
- - The T50 staples can move side-to-side in the chute until you slide the spring-retainer in
- - You can't load multiple small sections of a T50 strip; load anything more than a single solid strip of T50 staples into the chute and you can't close the...

United States on Jul 08, 2022