The cable installer from Bell made a mess! He struggled with his staple gun with about a 10% success rate of attaching the cable to the drywall. I was left with the wiring dangling in many, many, places (it was a 50 foot run). Ordered the T25X online to fix the problem. Within 20 minutes of receiving the staple gun, the wires were all cleaned up with zero problems.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tool is light weight, easy to load and easy to use and is small enough to get into tight places. Code 1117
We use to adhere bell wire to studs and drywall in garages
on August 8, 2024
Posted by: SKWindows
So far it has worked good - it does not break the wire coating and buries the same depth in soft lumber and drywall alike. The throw is a little long so hope you have a large hand. Also make certain to fully depress as the unit will close and click but if you dont active the spring with a little stronger push the staple just falls out the end
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a garage door service tech, we frequently have to run bell wire on new operator installs. This stapler does the job well in tight spaces as well as the extruded jaws to help not pinch wires.
I used this tool for fastening door bell wiring run to my garage door opener, no issues and it works great. A little pricy for an occasional use but I didn't want to try hammering small wire fasteners in hard to reach places.