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Product number | 299901 | |
|---|---|---|
Manufacturer code | APC2-in-1 | |
Brand | Stanley | |
Processing of your defect | Carry-in warranty |
Type of air tool | Tacker | |
|---|---|---|
Air hose attachment | European Quick Release |
Fastening floor boards or other sheet material, making a frame, or even building a birdhouse; you can do it all with the APC2-in-1 from Stanley. You can also choose between staples (15 to 35 millimeters) or tacks (15 to 50 millimeters). The depth setting is adjustable, so you keep the "wound" on your work to a minimum. The air exhaust is also adjustable to prevent the air from blowing directly into your face.
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In the meantime I have already shot a few thousand staples here and nothing but praise for this device. Before the work starts, put a few drops of oil in it and you're off. The device has a metal housing (I think it is very important with such tools, all that plastic junk nowadays is not necessary for me) and therefore feels sturdy. Adjusting the depth is very intuitive. Also very handy: the residual air can be adjusted so that the dust does not blow into your face when you are working in a corner.
A thorough manual would not be a superfluous luxury, after all, this is not about children's toys, but those who have worked with a tacker before will quickly find their way with this device.
The handling of the order and delivery was flawless as always. Thank you!
Vincent Van den Bulck
12 February 2014
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Very good tacker. Never regret a purchase.
I had to find out how to insert the staples (nails in the front; stapling through the charger backwards; this was slightly different with my other device).
Allows shooting of both small and large staples AND nails (nails up to 5 cm).
Very robust AND ergonomic design. Version in metal; solid tools.
Already more than 3000 staples (mainly 1.6 and 3.2 cm) and 5000 nails (mostly 4.5 and 5 cm). Only a few that stick.
If a staple or nail got stuck, it was almost always because I was trying to shoot with the left hand (I'm right-handed), because I had a hard time reaching the place to attach. Presumably the kickback then causes a second - failed - staple attempt, resulting in getting stuck.
The nail depth can be set very well: on the one hand by turning the rotary wheel, on the other by slightly lowering the pressure of the compressor.
As Stanley indicates: every day before you start nailing or stapling, put four drops of oil (included) in the device.
Used in combination with the Stanley 24 liter compressor (D 200 / 8 / 24)
Jidduk
5 April 2014
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worked with it for a whole week without any problems
willy
4 January 2016
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