Customer Reviews for Arrow - T50 Heavy-Duty Staple Gun
Customer Rating
5
Great for everyday home usage.
on October 25, 2022
Posted by: WarEagle
from Georgia
Gender:Female
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This tool was great for upholstering the chair cushions at my beach home. I did bar stools and chair cushions. The staple remover really came in handy as I did have to reposition the fabric several times. This stapler is easy to use with smaller hands.
The product has great feature such as easy to hold handle and proper safety grip
on October 25, 2022
Posted by: Kayren
from New York NY
Gender:Female
The power shot stapler was used to reupholstered my dinning chairs which I did myself .it took some energy but I git the hang of it eventually, then it was a breeze I used the 3/8 staples , I did a heart job
i purchased the Arrow Cordless staple gun and find it to be a superior staple gun for all around use . I used it for winterizing e for all of my needs
on October 23, 2022
Posted by: treeclymer
from wilmington Mass
Gender:Male
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] i purchased the cordless staple gun for a window weatherizing project and it made the entire job easier and quicker to accomplish ! I would recommend this product to anyone looking to buy a staple gun ! The Arrow name sold me right from the start and I am very pleased with my purchase .
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The T50 is the gold standard for stapler/tackers. I've been using them for 50+ years and they never let me down. Great for upholstering, tacking, and fastening.
Pros: Crafting, General Repairs, Hanging Targets, Upholstery
Good stapler, could use more force for use on wood
on October 23, 2022
Posted by: tepeyac74
from Fredericksburg, TX
Gender:Male
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The staple gun feels sturdy and solid, it is a bit heavy. I have used the T50 staple gun for securing faced fiberglass insulation on areas where the hammer tacker is not feasible. It works fairly well but does not drive 1/4" staples completely flush on harder studs, ok on softer ones. If you plan on stapling the insulation on the front of the stud where the drywall goes, better to use a hammer tacker. This tool is ok if you staple on the sides of the studs. I am happy with the tool, though.