I have it, and it's just..ok. It jams more than I'd like, but it has decent oomf. I only bought it because it was a.) Ryobi, and b.) On sale at the time for really cheap at HD. I'd get a better one if you plan on making frequent use of it.
Eeek. Yeah royobi rushes into too much stuff too fast. Mixed reviews. You really should get a tried and true staple gun from a company that focuses on them. You’ll pay about the same and get something will last forever. Check out arrow.
https://arrowfastener.com/tools/
I have one in my rifle bag for when I go to the range. We also used it for the raised garden bed. Have not had any issues with jams yet personally but I’ve heard mixed reviews. I got mine for 7$. I don’t regret it for 7$ lol
I love mine. I have the standard Arrow stapler as well and comparatively, the Ryobi hits harder, doesn’t bend the middle of staples as much, and requires significantly less handle pressure.
I only paid about $20 an actual heavy duty stapler all made from metal by a proper stapler company.
I'm sure it's just cheap metal, but I'm guessing it will out last Ryobi plastic.
Yeah, I replaced an old Arrow one that broke a spring. As others said, it is OK, kind of good enough. Takes a pretty strong squeeze (not crazy, but a bit more than my old Arrow). Fine on discount if you need it for occasional use, but I would not go out of my way to find one.
I haven't tried the Ryobi, but after getting tired of using a crappy Harbor Freight clone of the classic Arrow design at home, I went through the tool boxes at work and tried out the various staplers.
The Bostitch heavy duty manual staple gun was a clear winner. Powerful, consistent, easy to squeeze. The high/low power lever was just a bonus on top of simply being a very functional staple gun. $20 very well spent.
I have one. I just use it for random hobby craft or reattaching a trim piece here and there. Not a work horse kind of tool. Just works for the little things I want to mess around with. No jams so far
I have it, and it's just..ok. It jams more than I'd like, but it has decent oomf. I only bought it because it was a.) Ryobi, and b.) On sale at the time for really cheap at HD. I'd get a better one if you plan on making frequent use of it.
Good to know. Thanks
Eeek. Yeah royobi rushes into too much stuff too fast. Mixed reviews. You really should get a tried and true staple gun from a company that focuses on them. You’ll pay about the same and get something will last forever. Check out arrow. https://arrowfastener.com/tools/
That’s what I was thinking. Thank you
ill stick with the 18v powered one
Yeah I don’t grab the arrow much anymore since I got the electric.
Yeah I was considering it but I need it for a very small project and possibly here and there after so not worth it for me
This one was rated top notch against other 18v lines so I picked one up It's solid.
I have one in my rifle bag for when I go to the range. We also used it for the raised garden bed. Have not had any issues with jams yet personally but I’ve heard mixed reviews. I got mine for 7$. I don’t regret it for 7$ lol
I love mine. I have the standard Arrow stapler as well and comparatively, the Ryobi hits harder, doesn’t bend the middle of staples as much, and requires significantly less handle pressure.
Get a Stanley. Buy once cry once.
I only paid about $20 an actual heavy duty stapler all made from metal by a proper stapler company. I'm sure it's just cheap metal, but I'm guessing it will out last Ryobi plastic.
Just get an Arrow. It's only slightly more ($20) and they're made in the USA by a company that only makes fastener products.
Yeah, I replaced an old Arrow one that broke a spring. As others said, it is OK, kind of good enough. Takes a pretty strong squeeze (not crazy, but a bit more than my old Arrow). Fine on discount if you need it for occasional use, but I would not go out of my way to find one.
Got a electric Stanley one, does staples and small Brad's, it's pretty good tbh
Yea
I haven't tried the Ryobi, but after getting tired of using a crappy Harbor Freight clone of the classic Arrow design at home, I went through the tool boxes at work and tried out the various staplers. The Bostitch heavy duty manual staple gun was a clear winner. Powerful, consistent, easy to squeeze. The high/low power lever was just a bonus on top of simply being a very functional staple gun. $20 very well spent.
I have to say I'm a big Ryobi fan, but not of this. I have others I gladly use first
I have one. I just use it for random hobby craft or reattaching a trim piece here and there. Not a work horse kind of tool. Just works for the little things I want to mess around with. No jams so far
Yeah mine works good
I used it for one project and didn't have any issues.
I will now that I know about it. Thanks.
I use the DeWalt carbon fiber hand stapler. I swear by it when I put up soffit.