[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased the T50ACD for a small auto upholstery job and it was a pleasure to use. I certainly didn't tax the stapler at all with this project but there will be plenty of other projects in its future.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use this to make a rabbit hutch. We were able to use it to staple.The wiring to the wood and it worked very well doing this. We were very satisfied with this product and continue to be. We would recommend it to others.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the third electric stapler that I have used. The Arrow T50ACD is far better than the previous ones. It is easy to use when upholstering chairs, benches, headboards etc. It is made well, not bulky and is easy to handle. I used the 3/8" staples for a medium thickness upholstery material.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] arrow T50ACD forced me to use 1/4 inch staples. Seat backing material maybe dense masonite type material. some penetration failure. Staples bending. Overall still seemed to do the job.
Pros: General Repairs, Upholstery
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from arrowfastener.comBy Arrow Fastener Customer Service, July 29, 2024
Hello -
It's always advisable to check the suggested staple length before beginning an application. Here's a link to our staple guide for more information: https://bit.ly/3fJdrRS.
Here's a link to the manual for your staple gun: https://bit.ly/t50acd-manual.
This is a great tool to have. I am surprised at the number of times and uses I have found for it. The ability to use brads with it means that I don’t have to drag out my air compressor, hose, etc. for small jobs.
I used it to put insulation in a framed out small house. It cut the work/time at least in half.
My hands are starting to develop arthritis so this allowed me to work pain free.
Currently using it to remodel my RV.
Pros: General Repairs, insulation, Upholstery, Wiring
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I needed to staple some quarter inch wire mesh, "hardware cloth", onto wooden areas where I couldn't always put my full force down on the gun. I had a traditional non-electric arrow staple gun, and I couldn't quite get it to work at these funky angles. I wanted to see if an electric gun could make it easier for me, and it did! I am so thankful this worked. I'm a 65 year old female and my hands are old and tired, but I got the job done!