This stapler is tried and true it will last forever
on May 1, 2019
Posted by: Firefighters327
from Illinois
Gender:Male
I have used Arrow staples and staplers for years i have dropped them from 2nd story houses thinking i might have to buy a new one. But it just keeps working flawless great heavy duty stapler all these years no cutting costs
Pros: Flooring, General Repairs, insulation, Roofing, Upholstery
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was pleased with the stapler. I needed something inexpensive to simply attach a screen to the gable vent in my attic. A regular stapler would not work. This one did the job and I might use it in the future for other projects. Happy with the product!
I’m a licensed contractor. I’ve had a T50 for years and with normal steel staples it has proven to be a solid tool. I just recently had a project that requires stainless steel staples. My T50 started jamming and in really bad ugly jams. I figured to tool must be worn out so I just went to the local home store a purchased a new T50. Jams just as bad as my old one. It must be the staples. I’m using Arrow T50 Stainless Steel staples. You’d think it would work. Don’t buy this tool if you need stainless staples. I way behind in my job now.
Pros: General Repairs
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from arrowfastener.comBy Your Arrow Fastener team, Customer Service, May 2, 2019
Hey there, we are so sorry you've been frustrated by your experience with our stainless steel staples. We'd like to touch base with you directly about this, so please look for an email from us today.
For building wood strip canoes building this is the standard, look no further.
on April 29, 2019
Posted by: YFSDCTE
from Fort Yukon, Alaska
Gender:Male
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Yes, I have built several wood strip canoes and have used the T50 stapler every time. On our last canoe we tried to use other versions of the T50 (the T50ACD and the T50X) the electric stapler drove the staples too deep to remove them easily and the T50X had a maximum capacity of 1/2" staples. We did discover with this build the SL24 staple remover worked superior to our modified screwdriver to remove staples.