What staplegun should I ask Santa for?

Irish Pack
by Irish Pack
After reading a DIY project here where an electric staplegun was used, I decided to check them out. (Please keep in mind that I order from Walmart.com because I am homebound, and have to stick to the brands they carry). There is a wide variety to choose from. Should I get an electric one right off the bat? I would be using it for crafting and upholstery....and for whatever else I see on here that piques my interest. Thanks for any and all feedback.
  4 answers
  • William William on Feb 16, 2017

    I have three staplers. Hand, electric, and pneumatic (air). For general stapling I use my hand stapler. Don't even use my electric stapler because cord gets in the way, sometimes accidentally or double staples causing a jam. For a lot of stapling or big projects my pneumatic stapler gets a workout. Stay with the top brands Arrow or Stanley whether you go hand or electric. I would say to start with a hand stapler then graduate to an electric when you feel your ready. Being homebound you really can't get the feel, weight and comfort of an electric stapler that would fit your needs...... Great reviews. Lightweight, forward action for positive stapling using body weight......

    https://www.walmart.com/ip/Arrow-Fastener-Co.-TT21-TruTac-Staple-Gun/38440709

  • Hillela G. Hillela G. on Feb 16, 2017

    Here is another helpful guide ( in addition to William's helpful explanation) http://vintagestorehouse.com/uncategorized/guide-to-staple-gun/

  • Jacx Jacx on Feb 17, 2017

    I love my electric Stanley staple gun. I haven't much hand strength and use it alll the time. It holds 2 types of staples plus brads. I got it at Walmart.

  • Irish Pack Irish Pack on Feb 18, 2017

    Cool, I was actually looking at a Stanley HD, but I don't have much hand strength any more, so electric would make good sense