Freeman 9/16" Ergonomic and Lightweight Pneumatic 20 Gauge Fine Wire Stapler Nail Gun

Paul Tiernan: Good bang for your buck

United States on Aug 19, 2023

CS: We're used this long enough to make a fair assessment.... hard pass. Within a week of using it, staples starting binding in the muzzle of the gun, requiring the entire muzzle to be disassembled to unbind the staples.

I prefer the feel of this pneumatic stapler to the Arrow, but the Arrow pneumatic stapler is a lot more reliable.

United States on Jul 08, 2023

Ferdinand23: Cumple para trabajos pequeños ya que quise usarla por tiempo prolongado y se empieza a querer encasquillar y tenemos que acomodar las grapas pero para trabajos pequeños donde no se le exige mucho Bien

Mexico on Jun 30, 2023

MATSMAN NEWFIE: Great product works flawlessly. Very lightweight and compact.

Swivel air chuck would have been a good addition.

Canada on Jun 28, 2023

Jorge Pacheco: El producto me parece excelente, buena presentación e imágen. Lo único y muy importante es que las grapas no son fácil de conseguir.

Mexico on Jun 25, 2023

Ram750: Me encanto ya hice un par de arboles de juego para gatos con ella y me encanto, funcional y facil de usar solo usa una gotita de su aceite antes de usar si la guardaste más de un mes y listo a trabajar

Mexico on Jun 13, 2023

Abinadab: Llego a tiempo, todo funciona correctamente, nada que reclamar exelente producto.

Mexico on Jan 21, 2023

S Eckert: The rubber safety tip, as others have mentioned, is big enough to obscure exactly where you're going to staple. But that's not why I'm returning it! The safety tip ALSO bottoms out before the opening of the stapler reaches the work, so a small tilt can raise or lower the body and change the drive depth quite a bit. Would you hold a staple gun 1/16" off the surface and fire it?

The manual says adjusting the air pressure alone may be enough to set drive depth, but I called and verified there is no OTHER way to set depth. (The good news is that a native english speaker answered the phone and knew what he was talking about.) That method can't lead to predictable depths because even at 70psi it buries staples below the surface of standard pine studs. Unless you hit the edge of a knot. To get predictable depth, you need an excess of force and a hard stop on the hammer. Not with this tool.

United States on Jan 19, 2022

CMac -Amazon Addict!: This is and has been a life saver for me! I was in the middle of a very in-depth upholstering project and was using an electric staple gun made by Stanley. And while that one was getting me by, I really needed more power. The problem was, I didn't want to spend a fortune on a staple gun that I probably would not be using very often after I'm finished with my projects at home.
The good points about this gun is of course it's price. Secondly is that it has a safety button that needs to be depressed onto the face of your project to release the staple.
The bad part about this gun is that very same safety button. I'll explain why.
The "nose" on this gun is VERY short. Not so short that you can't get into areas, but short enough that if you NEED to get into tight narrow areas, the gun will not fire. This becomes difficult when you really need to get into tight areas, but it isn't enough for me to say don't buy this gun. I'd buy it over and over again, as opposed to trying to use that electric gun on my projects. It has saved my sanity for sure!

United States on Mar 09, 2016

DW: I had been looking for a pneumatic wire stapler for some time and saw this one at a local merchant. I ended up buying it through Amazon at a lower price. I've now fired about 3000 staples and can provide some experience. Out of the box, I found that on 1/4 inch staples, it would set the staple too deep in soft wood. Turning down the air pressure corrected this, but then the pressure was inadequate to reset the driver blade and a misfire would result. I ended up using longer staples than necessary to get the correct depth at a pressure that would reset the driver blade.

The unit comes with a belt hook that must be attached by removing one of the fasteners and replacing it with a longer one packed with the belt hook. The fastener was too large to fit - not a big deal, but certainly an inconvenience.

Misfires are uncommon - about 1 or 2 per hundred staples. Otherwise, it performs well. It's light enough that it is not tiring to use. Overall, I would
recommend. It certainly beats my old manual staple gun.

United States on Jan 29, 2015