KeLDE Electric Staple Gun Kit, 120V Electric Stapler/Brad Nailer with Adjustable Firing Mode Switch, Includes 1500pcs T50 Staples and 500pcs 14mm Brad Nails for Carpentry, Decoration, Furniture

I didn't want cordless because I don't use one often enough to keep the batteries good so I bought this one and it works great. I store it in the box that it came in along with the staples that came with it. I have only used it one time so far but am thinking of projects I can do to use it again. I have arthritis but this one is easy to use and doesn't hurt my hands.

Purchased to reupholster my chairs, and while I’ve not completed the project I tested the gun and it works well. Staples aren’t completely flushed but go in straight and I think it will work for my needs. I’ve only ever used a manual staple gun and bought this because know how hard it is to work with a manual especially if its a longer project. Bottom line, for it to be only a $10 to $15 bucks more then a manual staple gun I think its deal.

This stapler was disappointing! I used it "once" and it stopped working! Now the deadline for returning is too late!!! Therefore I cannot recommend this product!!!

I was hoping to like this affordable stable gun. It was easy to load and use, however it would just die and stop working after 10 staples. After letting it sit for 20 min or so it would begin working again for another 10-13 staples. Couldn’t get the project without using my manual gun most of the time.

This thing is a great little stapler/brad nailer! For the price, I was expecting to "modify" it to get it to work in my situation. I was wrong. Thus far, I've put several hundred staples through it and nearly 1,000 brads. All without one jam or misfire. I'm hanging wallboard which is pretty thick. The brads go in without the head showing. I'm giving it 5 stars because it deserves it.

when used as it is supposed to be it works very good. It drove staples into very hard wood and drove them in very tight. I am a bit puzzled that the handle becomes quite warm after being plugged in for a short period. is this a problem? Do they all do that? if it's unique just to my stapler, what should I do"? Lee Paradis

To give you some background, I tested it with 2 mm thick, tough polyethylene. I folded 40 to 8 mm and charged it with 12 mm heavy staples. It went straight through the polyethylene, into about two millimeters of wood, and I'm fixing it. Change it to the lowest setting, it passes, but it doesn't sit flat with the wood, so my suggestion is, this will probably do most of the work you want,

I was trying to use this staple gun for attaching felt to bumpers in a pool table. It would not set the T-50 staples. I had to hammer them on in. Did not work to my expectations.