Thinkwork 3-in-1 Staple Gun, Nailer, and Stapler Remover with 2100 Staples Included

Luis Gayosso: Cumple con su función

Mexico on Jul 07, 2023

Jose Angel Gerardo Ochoa Tapia: Cumple

Mexico on Mar 13, 2023

Cliente de Amazon: Facilidad para carga de grapas y la operacion 100% confiable y ademas el accesorio para retirar grapas muy util.

Mexico on Mar 06, 2023

Erick Santiago: Fácil de usar y bastante útil.

La herramienta para quitar grapas es muy útil cuando te equivocas o para desarmar proyectos anteriores

Mexico on Dec 06, 2022

Julio Cesar Garcia Echavarria: Lo que no me gusta es que se despercian muchas grapas ... estuve grapando en playwood y se doblan por el centro... ajuste la presión a varios niveles y siguió el desperdicio...tal vez es falta de práctica, pero se supone que es algo sencillo por lo que no creo que sea el mal uso

Mexico on Aug 18, 2022

J. Johnson: Having bought this over a year ago, I found this staple gun to be very good and reliable for my small home projects. It was only until just recently that I had occasion to remove a number of staples from wood that I had been dreading, only to find the staple remover to be one of the best designed tools I have had the pleasure to use! It was worth the cost of the staple gun alone! Many thanks to whoever designed it!

United States on Aug 25, 2021

Audrey E WrobelAudrey E Wrobel: This is a picture my client shared with me as I was reupholstering his dining room chairs. Thank goodness I didn’t ultimately have to remove all of the previous staples, as I initially thought, for I cut myself pretty bad from that and was trying hard not to bleed on the fabric; had to walk away from that for at least a few days to start forming scabs.

I like that it came with a variety of staples, but I might be needing more of the industrial sized ones soon for how many of those I used on the bottoms of these. As opposed to how the tops had been stapled at the bottom, this time I sewed those up with a blind hem instead.

United States on Jan 28, 2021

Ryan Tritsch: Since receiving this, it has become my tool of choice for maintaining my 1911. I use it at home and take it with me to the range. Wherever my guns go, the Real Avid 1911 tool is in hot pursuit.

This is a great multi purpose tool with the exception of the following which needs QC and/or improvement.

1. The angled pick tool needs to be hardened. It easily bends and is only useful in cleaning situations.
2. The punch doesn’t stay screwed on and is constantly coming loose and falling off from use or being carried in my bag.
3. The file on the bottom of the screwdriver bit socket is useless. It’s not coarse or long enough.
4. The knife is useless on this tool and doesn’t fully lock into place without manipulation to ensure it doesn’t come back at cut you. Replace it with a 3 sided, multi surface file like on the Leatherman Wave.
5. QC is desperately needed on the screwdriver bits. The spring and bearing fell out of the 1/8 slotted bit and now falls out of the bit socket and storage. Where can I purchase a replacement?

If these minor issues were to be resolved, this would be a true 1911 multi tool replacement. This tool has promise and deserves...

United States on Dec 25, 2020

Jane Casey: I got this kit for my first upholstery project. The stapler worked fine, and it came with lots of different staples. I've upholstered 2 arm chairs and 2 dining room chairs and I haven't run out yet, so that's great. I did find that you have to press down pretty hard when using the stapler and whatever you're stapling needs to be parallel to the floor--if it's perpendicular, then the stapler has a tendency to slip either up or down and you don't hit the right spot, also I need just need to be able to press straight down for a stapler to even come out. I took off a star because the stapler remover broke pretty quickly and I had to get a new one. It wouldn't take out a staple and the whole metal part under the staple bent pretty far. The next one I bought has taken out all the staples I've used it with with no problems, so I don't think that the stapler was just stuck in the wood too tightly. If I keep upholstering furniture, I'll probably upgrade to an electric staple gun.

United States on Jul 07, 2020

Kanitra A. HaynesKanitra A. Haynes: Nothing to complain about here. For less than $20 bucks you get a well built stapler that worked well for me with reupholstering 2 barstools in rather thick fabric. You can easily adjust the tension to suit the job at hand. There was little kickback, if any. Once I got the hang of it was easy to use, load/reload, and I don't remember it jamming up once. The staple remover that comes with it was worth the price of the entire set. And did I mention the stapler and the remover come with non-slip, comfort grip type handles. HIGHLY RECOMMEND for females who like to DIY the weekend away.

United States on Jan 18, 2020