Hello, Can I use this stapler to fasten the 5/8" Cedar Dog Ear Fence Pickets
56941
Should work fine.... a great occasional homeowner stapler. Staples will be best for your application. Galvanized will stain in time. Stainless steel better.
56942
up until now anything I wanted to nail or staple this has done the job .so I will say yes.
56943
There's really no reason why you couldn't, but if you do choose to ID recommend using crown staples as opposed to brad nails which this gun takes both. It'll give you a better and longer lasting hold
56944
That's a matter of preference, but I prefer crowns because they aren't as easy to see which is why they are used for trim and finishing work. As far as structurally, neither works better than the other so you can't go wrong with whichever you choose
1079915
I can't help you with this particular question, but I do know that there are U-Tube videos on how to use this wonderful stapler. Maybe the answer is there.
1621745
Yes, the company interchanged the 700 and 702 staples so they both will fit the stapler. You should be good with both.
816654
I agree with others suggesting that this stapler does not have enough power for 5/8" flooring. It just barely worked on my 3/8" engineered. I had to up the pressure to 120 psi.
1621744
Yes, these staples work fine. And we have been using the Ace Fastener model 702 stapler for over 30 years, both at home and in our business.
691719
I would look at a pin nailer instead, something powered by a compressor. I got one of these Roberts staplers and it work for one hour.
887920
Depends on how thick the cable is. If it is like the flat speaker cable then just be careful to not puncture the cable. It is a nice stapler.
1177123
Yes, this staple gun would easily do that. And much more, it is very heavy duty. We stapled right into our wooden fence to hang up lights. Hope this helps! I highly recommend it!
1782197
Stapler works great on sheathing walls, roofs, or floors. With the included attachment, you can attach vinyl siding or soffit.
2012863
Yes it will use staples and brad nails, and although it is easy to load it didn't work very well with either of them, if you buy one I hope you'll have better luck with it than I did.
1797106
I would be willing to mail a few staples to you so you could see if they fit, if you want to go that route. I would hate for you to buy another stapler when you already have 2. I have looked for staplers that use tiny staples in all the stores, and all of them use standard size staples. I really love my tiny stapler.
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I have an adapter for mine to use those cells (can be found on Amazon too) but it's an old unit so, I'm not sure if the newer stapler would still use the long "framer type" cell or it's different. Go to Paslode website to make sure first. Good luck!
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It can use smaller depth staples (3/8" to 3/4" I believe is the range), but this is a heavy-duty construction-type stapler. It has the power to fire staples into wood (which sounds like you need) and is the easiest gun to use in my estimation. The mechanism works the smoothest of any gun I have used.
2275547
I assume you are asking about the length of the staples, I have used 0.25, 0.375 and 0.5 inch staples in my stapler. The stapler only allows for one width of the staple.
1870021
Yes, you can use the 1/2 inch staples. That's what I'm using now to staple my papers together.
1673140
This fastener does not use staples, it uses standard corrugated fasteners. I've only used Air Locker corrugated fasteners and they work fine if you use long strips. If you put short pieces in the fastener it jams.
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Yes, per the parts listing for your stapler.http://www.mastertoolrepair.com/pneumatic-stapler-parts-t50s2-t50s4-t50s5-p-13021.htmlPart # 29