DEWALT Staple Gun, Carbon Fiber ... vs Arrow Fastener T59 Wiring Tacker

The tool is sturdy. The carry clip (belt or toolbelt) is great when you're walking up and down the shooting lane with your hands full of targets!

This is the lightest weight, nicest stapler i have ever used. Works as a staple gun should. Only initial concern is that the staple release is plastic.

The gun is light, easy to depress, and easy to pound in. No misfires since squeezing the trigger. Sleek design too.

Light weight as advertised, but quit working at 13 months (used for only three small projects). No jam. Just quit actuating. Now the handle just flops back and forth uselessly, and the stick of fasteners can't advance.

This is a great stapler for cat5-6 cabling and any cabling one doesn't want to pinch. Perfect for cat5e/6 and coaxial cable. If you are needing something to be installed and worrying about wires being shorted out this is the one for you.

The staples are a little spendy, but the speed and convenience make it worthwhile. Extremely easy to use and was able to use staples in drywall and floorboards with no problems at all.

Whether a new or seasoned installer this tool is a perfect fit. The only negative is you need to exert great pressure to depress the lever. It beats the hammer and tack method.

Are these chinese knockoffs or factory refurbished units? If so dont advertise them as new! The staples weren't consistently tacked to either and did not drive sufficiently through. I suppose if you need to fasten wire to balsa wood it would work but ...  Read More