WORKPRO 4-in-1 Staple Gun, Manual Brad Nailer with 2000 Counts Staples, Upholstery Stapler Nail Gun for Fixing Material, Decoration, Carpentry, Furniture, Doors and Windows

I had a lovely picture frame that unfortunately fell and broke at one corner. The corners were only held together with staples and a triangular piece of sturdy cardboard, so I decided to test out my staple gun for the repair.I was pleasantly surprised by its performance! It was incredibly easy to load and operate. I expected to have to apply a lot of pressure, but the staple gun had more than enough power to get the job done. As shown in my photos, I used five staples at various angles to reinforce that corner completely. I also secured the other corners just to be safe.After this fantastic experience, I wholeheartedly recommend this staple gun, to which I’ve become attached!

It's surprisingly difficult to find a decent stapler. I recently broke my trusty craftsman stapler after dropping it from a ladder and have been through several alternatives from the big box home improvement stores--they're all terrible. They jam, they're difficult to clear a jam, they're uncomfortable. I got this workpro stapler and am surprisingly impressed with it. It has a few features that are noteworthy including the force adjustment. The knob on top can be adjusted to increase or decrease the stapling force. It's not a particularly wide range of adjustment but it does work and I imagine would come in handy on softer materials. My favorite feature is the ability to remove the staple rack cover to clear a jam. I've never had a stapler with this feature and honestly it's awesome. It takes away all the frustration associated with trying to clear a jam with a pick. I also like the handle lock which reduces the size got storage but also make it a little safer around the kids. My only gripe is that the stapler is a bit small and the magazine only holds 1/2 to 2/3 of full rack of staples. This means more reloads and having to break racks to fit them. Not a deal breaker but it is an odd design choice. Overall I'm very pleased with this stapler and would recommend.

I needed a new stapler to get some attic liner up into some very tight spaces in an attic. My primary stapler is a Milwaukee M18 crown stapler that is fast and cordless power, unfortunately there are several areas in the project I'm working on that there is not room for my power stapler. This machine is robust ,well constructed and I've fired over 1000 staples so far with only a handful of misfires from inferior staples. Ill be keeping this tool in my fastener tore from now on.

I really like this staple gun because it is not quite as big as my other one and thus fits in my pocket or tool belt easier. It does just as good of a job stapling as the big one so this is the one I typically grab when I need one. Handy that it comes with not only staples but brads as well. Nice tool!

This tool is of good quality, with a solid build and a lot of metal used in its construction (pick it up—you can tell by its heft).I found its ergonomics to be about average. Certainly okay, and the contact surfaces of the handle are covered with hard plastic rather than being just bare metal. But the stapler does requires a fair amount of hand compression—in terms of both power and length of pull. Because of that, and even though the tool is compact in size, I think folks with notably small hands might struggle with it a bit.I also found its penetration ability to be good but not wonderful. Using the standard square staples, I tried stapling into hard red oak boards. They would penetrate completely into the end grain, but in the sides they would not. Please note that is a “hard” challenge, and the performance was certainly acceptable.All in all, it is a solid, well made product that does what it’s supposed to do.

This is just the right size to nearly fit in a cargo pocket, disappears nicely into a work bag, easy to take where it needs to go to hang posters, fix the edge of a chair's upholstery, you name it.

It's a pretty small staple gun, but it works really well. My wife loves it since it fits her hands perfectly. Comes with several different staple types and also a staple remover.The build is good and there isn't anything to critique about it. It does have a locking mechanism to hold the handle down.Size wise, it's about the length of an American bill. I added one to the pictures for size reference.

I so much needed to replace my 1970's era staple gun and the Workpro is an excellent replacement. I am amazed at how much easier it is to staple with this gun. The handle takes less energy so I can finish a big project without the usual hand pain that comes later. It is also nice that it shoots brads as well as staples. I would most definitely purchase again. Seems to be a good value considering the price and It is well built, so durability should not be an issue. I'd recommend!