Customer Reviews for Arrow - T50ACD Compact Electric Staple Gun
Customer Rating
5
Great for crafting!
on June 6, 2020
Posted by: LittleHuey
from Lawrenceville, IL
Gender:Female
I asked for this fir my wedding anniversary gift! I use it for making canvas art. My hands aren't strong enough to squeeze a standard stapler and this one does the trick! Would recommend this to any female who wants to get it done herself!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Super easy to use! Instructions for loading staples was very easy to follow. I am not a very hands on tools person but this made my chair upholstery easy. The staples jammed a couple times but were easy to remove. Very confident in the hold of the staples. Will definitely be using this for future projects and look forward to using the nail feature!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] the size of the stapler is perfect for a female hand and heavy enough to get the staples to catch through the fabric and into the wood frame of my newly upholstered chair. It sure gives a professional look to the job.
Pros: Crafting, General Repairs, insulation, Upholstery
Exactly what we needed to reupholster dinning room chairs
on June 6, 2020
Posted by: Paige321
from Dalton, GA
Gender:Female
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Electric staple gun T50ACD made our DIY project go smoothly and quickly. It was easy to use and very efficient.
It fits in your hand well. Has a great grip. And is full of power. I used it to install wire to assure pest control. It worked great. And it is incredibly easy to load... code 5521
Pros: Crafting, General Repairs, Upholstery, Wiring
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Drove 3/8" staples through two layers of Sunbrella fabric into 1/2" King Starboard with relative ease, recognizing the need to hold unit with two hands. Issue was with staples, rather the numbers of them in the reloading process. Out of the box, a row of T50 refills DOES NOT fit in the unit, making it impossible to close the tray without removing at least one end staple. One other point - there needs to be some obvious external mark (arrow?) on both sides of the firing head to be able to clearly indicate exactly where the staple will exit the stapler ... especially difficult to do consitantly from the normal top-down view.