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About this item 6 in 1 Fastening Tool - YEAHOME 6-in-1 Staple Gun accepts T50, JT21, T20, T25, Brad nail 18 gauge, PIN Staples. The set contains five types of staples/nails: T50,T20, JT21, T25, Brad Nails(18 gauge). Each type has 1000 counts. Power Adjustment - The staple gun also inherits a unique feature - dual power. With its High/Low power lever, this staple gun will help you to work with both hard and soft materials. This is a hand operated stapler that works well on weather stripping, insulation, small fencing, upholstery and other stapling projects Double Modes Switch - The 6-in-1 staple gun has two modes to switch. You can choose the mode you need by adjusting the button. The button adjust up for T50, T20 staples, and adjusts down for JT21, T25, Brad staples No. 18, and PIN staples. Best Design - Unique cartridge clip prevents staples from jamming. Bottom loading design and stainless steel cartridge clip for quick and easy loading. The rubber grip has an ergonomic hand groove to reduce the stress on your hand. Handle Lock Design - It adopts retractable handle-lock which can save more space while storing it. Take out all staples before locking, press the handle to the bottom and then pull the handle outward to lock the handle.
This thing is great when you want the hardest hitting force in a manual staple gun, but the adjustment doesn't seem to lighten the force much so I wouldn't buy it for that.Yes it takes a bit more hand strength than usual to use this, but most people won't have any trouble unless they have weaker than average hands. If you have weaker hands than usual due to whatever, you're probably going to want either a lighter force manual staple gun, or if you need high force you'll want an electric or pneumatic. My elderly mother wouldn't be able to use this very well.Even with decent hand strength it could get tiring if you had to use this all day every day, so I wouldn't try to run a furniture manufacturing business with it or anything. But for occasional fix it jobs or normal consumer projects it seems to be absolutely great.Not sure how well it holds up over time, but it seems to be made of heavy steel plates so doesn't look like something prone to falling apart.
