Stanley Fatmax FMHT6-70868 TR75 Hand Stapler and Nailer, Black

I bought this to enable me to staple mesh to my new cat house. It needed a lot of wire mesh pinning to it, and I didn't fancy hammering in hundreds of 'U' staples. I bought this with a box of 14mm heavy duty staples and got to work. It was fantastic. The staples go all the way into my CLS wooden frame. Got the job done within 30 minutes instead of hours! Rob :)

As ordered cheep plastic parts broke off very quickly

Powerful application. well worth the money

I have been only using this stapler for few weeks but I find it very solid and easy to use. Very pleased with the purchase.

No ENGLISH instructions. Massive poster instruction in 30 other languages. No instructions on Stanley site either. Pictures are some help.To load. Press slide release at rear and pull back slide. Drop staples and pins into carage way correct way up. Pins and narrower staples must be loaded to left side, (follow arrow on base of slide way) . Push in slide until it locks. Select type of staple on front slide switch. To lock handle pull back 1st, (follow arrow) press down and pull back more, it will lock. Squeeze handle in lock position it will unlock.It's got two power settings plus and minus.Tested on new Tounge and Groove pine UK floorboard.Can Burie H staple on both settings or occasionally leave very slightly proud on minus.The 7 oval cable staple will definetly go in enough to clip a appropriate sized cable on both settings. Almost flush on plus.Seems to have a habit of leaving pins proud on both settings however it was tested without stapling anything to the wood and you would need to start with the minus setting to test on jobs if in doubt.Strong plastic and the bits that apear to matter are metal.

Comphy to hold .. &…a powerful puncher for what little strength is needed to use. …strong body so should be very durable to use over time..

the perfect stapler . covers various types