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Question: Am I the only one who has an issue with this? Out of the box, you CANNOT use this tool. You have to attach an air adapter to use this!
Document: I purchased this tool approx 2 months ago. I have installed two medium sized rooms and the tool worked flawlessly. The only comment I have is that the tool I ordered was not ready for use. It did not have the air adapter needed to hook up the 1/4 inch air line. To be clear, the tool was complete but had only the 3/4 inch "female" threaded hole that would receive the "male" air line hookup.
Both cost approx 8 bucks. And you will also need to purchase some air tool oil as it is not included in the box. So if you live in a rural environment or expect the tool to work right out of the box - be advised. Nothing on the ad indicated that these adapters were required. Once I got going - the tool worked flawlessly but will not tolerate a weak or "partial" hit (close to the walls). The staple ends up partially driven in.
You can also align and tighten the floor planks by tapping on this adapter foot directly, no need for a piece of 2x6. If you do not want to use this, or do not have it, or want to get close to the wall, then tape (blue painter's tape) all sharp points of the tool including the bottom shoe and voila no scratching of your new installed floor.Also, make sure you lubricate it.
This tool performed flawlessly. I installed 1000+ square feet of 3/4" oak flooring without any problems. With the correct air pressure setting it seated the 2" staples prefectly every time. Even when I was near the walls and couldn't get a complete swing with the mallet, the actuator performed properly. This tool functions as well as when it was new after many hours of use. I can't imagine how long you'd have to use this tool to wear it out. It is very durable and well constructed.
Listed as coming with mallet, flooring height adapters, finish flooring adapter, came with nothing, not even a manual! It didn't even have the air fitting
I installed one room, no jams and it works like a charm. Compressor keeps up with the demand. I used 3/8" Rubber hose with the compressor. Stapler came in a beatup box. I was concerned about it but when I used the stapler it worked fine from the word go. To install first 2 rows,I used the finish nailer to face nail the planks and then used the stapler. I love the feeling of a solid floor instead of floating it.
It was worth every penny to buy this stapler instead of renting one.Worked perfectlyVery lightWill have a tool to use for a life time.Amazon's price was the lowest.
This is the real thing, what the professional hardwood installers use. Easy to use with an air compressor unit. Got it at a great price from amazon, compared to Home Depot and Lowes. Used it to finish my Study and now plan to do the rest of first level floors and the stairs. I recommend this model (stapler) compared to the floor nailer.
We had heard that we may need to get a professional grade stapler to install properly - but this Stanly Bostitch has done the job!The reason I gave it 4 stars & not five, is that I had to go buy an adaptor to fit the attachment for a standard size air hose. I just went down to Home Depot & picked one up for $5.99 but the guy who worked there thought it was very strange that it didn't come with one.
My husband and I bought this stapler to install hardwood flooring throughout our 3000 sq ft home - we figured renting would cost us more as we had so much do to. We are very pleased with our purchase. This machine is easy & straight forward to use and not too hard on the back if you take breaks!We had to play around with our air compressor a bit to get the pressure just right as on our first couple tries, the staples did not go all the way in.
Answer: yes