T50DCD Cordless Staple Gun

We purchased the stapler to staple half inch staples to wood, securing screen to keep rodents from under our house.. It took a few minutes to figure out how to load the staples, but once we got them loaded the stapler worked very well. I recommend this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this to staple bird netting to wood when making protective covers for my raised flower beds. It worked wonderfully. I had a manual staple gun but the staples did not penetrate the wood. This worked without any effort and made the project go quicker.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchased this awesome tool to make some small craft projects. So much easier on the hands. I just love it. Great buy. (code 1117)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After using my manual power shot stapler, my hand was so sore I could not make a fist. I decided to upgrade to a cordless stapler. At first I thought it would be overkill, but as soon as I put my first 5 staples in, I knew this would be perfect for me. My hands are small and not very strong, but this helped me zoom through my project . I made a screen house and this made it so easy, I’m going to make a second one!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am using it to reupholstery my living room sofas and my rocking. I am very happy with the grip and fast action on this stapler. I am using the 1/4 and the 3/8 inch staples.

The handle grip is also fit with my hand and make it easier to nail the backboard of ikea Pax system.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The PowerShot T50DCD Cordless Staple Gun was great when it came to putting chicken wire all the way around the fence of my new goat coral I built to keep the goats from escaping. I originally started out with the corded PowerShot T50ACD Compact Electric Staple Gun but I'm sad to say it didnt make it thru to the end of the project so when I went to purchase another one I decided to go cordless this time and love it even more then the corded one. Just hope it last longer!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The T50DCD is so easy to use and works great! I Love that it’s cordless so I can use on projects outside.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So, I bought this stapler to replace a pneumatic stapler because I recently switched to cordless battery powered nailers and don't want to carry the compressor most times. When I drive staples, I'm usually driving 600-2000 staples, so I was really interested in this stapler, as driving that many staples by hand can fatigue your hand. I was immediately disappointed by this stapler out of the box on two fronts. I assumed since this was in the same section as the big, beefy staplers I would be able to drive any T50 staple (why would Arrow build a BETTER stapler that can't drive every staple they make?) and it turns out you can only drive up to half inch staples. The second way is, the case of the stapler is very poorly made The two halves of the clamshell look like they were made in two different factories that are owned by two different manufacturers. The good is, it feels well assembled, comfortable in the hand, and not too heavy for what is realistically a semi automated manual stapler. Ok, so it came time to use the stapler, so I charged it up and went to the jobsite to put in some indoor outdoor carpet, and it was ok. just ok. Like I said, I have cordless battery powered nailers, and I expected this to work similarly well, it doesn't. You pull the trigger, you hear it pull the hammer back up, and you squeeze again, and you get nothing. There is a delay, that is variable based on how many staples and how quickly you fired them between when the stapler sounds ready and is actually ready. This is very frustrating when you are trying to be quick and get the job done. The good is, at least the 3/8ths staples I used were mostly well driven. This is so frustratingly close to an amazingly good stapler, I don't know whether I want to keep it and deal with it's shortcomings, or just return it and keep using a manual stapler and pneumatic stapler. FYI, I've gone back and read some of arrow's responses to these reviews, and they're saying this isn't designed to be a rapid fire gun, and they recommend using a pneumatic gun for harder materials because it's hard to get the required 10 pounds of force over the staple, but for the money, they could put a second 18650 in it and run it at 7.2v (or one 21700 and have more amperage they can pull), put a stiffer spring in it, and program out the delay, ad it would be perfect. Otherwise advertise it with the words "slow reset" and "not very good at setting staples" on the box.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this to replace the carpet on the bunker boards of our boat trailer. I put the staple down with ease and straight ever time. It did an excellent job even when the carpet overlap itself. I would highly recommend this product. It never jammed only failed to shot the staples a few times. Just had to unload and reload the staples. I used arrow brand staples