Agrafeuse à couronne sans fil M12 lithium-ion, 12 V, 3/8" (outil seul)

Works okay with standard staples. I had items I noticed about its operation. The first item I found somewhat annoying is that when you pull the trigger you have to wait for it to wind up to shoot the staple. If you get in a rush and pull away to soon your staple will not be driven properly. Occasionally for some reason that I could not pinpoint I would drop all the staples out of the staple rail. I was careful to ensure the clip was latched that held the staples was secured but it still happened. When you go to pick them up it's hard to load the pieces of staples back into rail. I ended up throwing away staples. I found I had to use a full stick due to the depth of the rail.

I used this to staple about 650 1/2" T50 staples into upright 4x4s across 25' of 16 gauge wire fence for a small garden. The force selection dial really helped. I could staple just 2 staples to the top of the fence while the end was still rolled, to get the fence lined up where I wanted it, then bump fire the rest all the way down the 4x4s and along the 2x10" bottom runners. Needless to say that fence will never have any issues with pulling out. It made the job so much easier. I bought it specifically for that task and am more than satisfied. It only jammed once when I didn't hold it flush and let it bounce.

I am a independent furniture repair contractor for multiple major furniture manufacturers and extended warranty companies. 22 years experience. Years of lugging around a 2 gallon compressor with a pneumatic gun is very taxing especially when climbing stairs. I’m not a huge fan of 20 gauge T50 staples but this gun does a fantastic job punching into most wood to do upholstery. A little tough to get through wafer board but so worth it because no compressor! I gave up on electric staple guns like the duofast. I was tired of tripping breakers with the corded staple guns plus they would only last a couple years before dying on me permanently. So far so good with this Milwaukee gun. Impressed so far!

This stapler is the " cats meow!" I needed a stapler so I can get some projects done without having to interrupt my husband. My hands are not strong enough to use regular staplers and the one that you "hit" the wall with ..um...nope. As my hubby is an avid die-hard Milwaukee user, I thought I'd add to our collection. I can't say ANYthing negative about this stapler!! It's so easy to use and not too many moving parts. ☺️ It's simple to reload without having to fight with the feed. The gun will not work unless the prongs are pressed against the item to staple. The trigger is easy to pull and without much effort. This stapler is light so it doesn't wear my hand out easily. We will be garage sealing all our old staplers!!

I bought this crown stapler mainly for installing Christmas decorations every year. I own a very large property and it takes three guys about a week to install all the Christmas decorations around the property and years ago we would use a manual stapler and after several hours of pulling the staple gun our hands would be tired, especially if we have to go up on a ladder and hang strings lights in a hard to reach spot. I’ve had this stapler for 4 years now and it has not jammed on me once. Using a 2.0 battery it lasts all day!! Reduces hand fatigue and is very consistent in driving in staples every time. It comes with a belt clip so when I work on a ladder I attach a tether to it and hook it to my tool belt. Great tool!!!

I bought this Crown Stapler for my mother, shes 74 years old but still as strong as a tank... it really helped her with putting up the Christmas lights and ahes always using a stapler that is corded,,, but man she loved it. I really liked it, truly dont have any other battery operated stapler to compare it too, but i just placed a order for 1 more, for my Milwaukee collection. What i appreciate that it includes (not all M12 tools come with it) is the clip on the side to attach to your belt or ladder when utilizing both hands is needed. Just go buy your, already.

I work construction & remodeling. I bought this in anticipation of a job where we would be hanging three semi truck loads of fiberglass insulation. The depth setting feature of this stapler enables me to use it for flooring underlayment, paper insulation batting, Tyvek house wrap, roofing paper, etc. I like it much better than a slap stapler for detail work. The battery strength gauge on the side is also a nice feature since M12 batteries don't have this feature like M18 batteries.

I have a 40yr old Arrow T50 stapler that is now retired. I have owned several corded electric staplers including an Arrow stapler. None hold a candle to the M12 Stapler. I use it for everything from chicken wire fencing to interior trim. My 70yr old house is masonry walls . They used rock hard Portland cement and not plaster. The M12 will drive a 1/2” T50 staple in it no problem. It is well balanced and easy on my arthritis hand. Highflying recommend this product.