The question here is what are standard staples in YOUR opinion? Are they designed to be used with this staple gun. What length are the legs of the staple 1/4" or less.
You cannot just use any staple in these guns They have to be the correct type either stanley or Bosh
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My apologies, I was not intending the comment to be condescending. I was trying to ascertain if these were in fact the right size staples. "Standard " does not always mean they are the correct type.It could be ( and I did) assumed that you used a common staple that was not made for the unit.
I have one of these units, and a few times when I have loaded the staples on the rails, a few have jumped on one side to rest a leg on the inside of the slide and thus fouled the flow. Open the slider and check that all are leg outside of the slide and that there are not jammed up near the actual blade that separates them from the block. If staples are sitting high it is usually because there are too many loaded for the slide or that they have separated and kicked up on top of the following block of staples. ( double deckered) Hope that is a little more helpful
The problem is that the gun lets you load staples on top of the rail and it looks like you are doing it right. Slide the rial out, torn the gun upside down, and place the staples in the trough , then close the slide.
Hi how do I load nails and do they have to be a certain type/ brand? Thanks! sorry this is another question
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Hi how do I load nails and do they have to be a certain type/ brand? Thanks!
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They are 1/4 inch Stanley "Sharpshooter" staples, that list my model of staple gun as one of the models it fits.
Never mind -- I'll go to Lowe's. Hopefully they'll be a little less condescending.
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