Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: I want to use this staple gun to staple artist canvas onto a wooden stretcher. Does this staple gun use a staple thinner than "heavy duty" and is the staple gun light enough for a woman to handle?
Document: Most of the other wide (1/2") crown manual staple guns are no longer being sold (Craftsman, Swingline, Arrow, etc.) so you don't have much choice here. There was one staple gun I saw that could use both narrow crown and wide crown staples but I didn't trust it to work without jamming.This stapler seems to be made pretty well.
I tried two of them and both jammmed and miss-fired frequently. I think the spring is too weak to keep good pressure on the staples and they do not advance properly. Also, the handle comes apart very often, which is a real pain. It is also large and cumbersome to use. *The Duo Fast CS5000 is by far the best of all. It has great power to sink all staples. It feels great in the hand.
It takes a lot of putzing to fully insert it that last 1/4 inch so that it will lock in place.2)  The handle that you squeeze to fire the staple must be fully opened in order to load the next staple. And it's a wide opening because the handle is so long. I have to make an extra effort to open the handle more than what is comfortable for me, probably because I don't have big hands.But I have no regrets buying this Duo-Fast.
It's a sad day today as I am purchasing a replacement stapler. My old Duofast model CT-859A finally quit working. The spring that returns the handle to the up position snapped so I decided to purchase a couple of new ones to replace this workhorse after at least 15 years in service. 15 years of heavy usage as a stapler, a general basher and a tool that gets used and abused. I could not recommend another manual stapler higher than the Duofast line.
After years of frustration with Arrow T 50s, I am so glad that I purchased this gun. The staples fit better and the adjustable pressure is great. The staples are also galvanized which makes them more versatile.
Well built, reliable it does the job. Price ok compare to other of llwer qualityEasy to use and control
This Duo Fast CS5000 compression stapler is great for reupholstering with light weight fabrics. The staples are driven solidly into the furniture.
With the second Stanley unit, I was able to discern a difference in power between the "low" and "high" settings.I like the wire guide option on the Stanley; there is no such feature on the Duo Fast. However, the Duo Fast CS5000 easily out-powered the Stanley TR250 in several different materials, using a variety of staple lengths.
I am very satisfied. I was hesitating between an electric stapler and a mechanical one.I am glad I chose the latter.I used it to staple a screen cloth to my wall for my projector and the tool had no problem stapling through my wood and plaster wall.It is also very easy to clean and to maintain.The construction quality feels like this thing is indestructible.
I got tired of carrying 5 different types of staples for all my staplers both in my primary residence and lake home. I had this stapler at my lake home and found it to be the absolute BEST. So I scrapped all other staplers and staples. I ordered another one of these for my primary residence and now only have to stock one type of staple. The industry MUST standardize some day soon. I have!! !
Answer: no