When the spring in your staple gun is worn out, it would be best for you to replace it with a new one. But before replacing it, test the spring and check its condition. Mostly it’s either hammer clogging or trigger stiffening issue that results in this context. Cleaning and lubricating serve the best in…
Firstly, turn the staple gun off and engage the safety lock to avoid misfiring. Now use the lever to remove the pusher rod. Afterward, insert the staples and check if the staples can move freely on the rail or not. Now reassemble the pusher rod to its place. Finally, test your staple gun on a…
A wide range of fanbases goes for clipped head framing nailers as they are comparatively lightweight than their round head counterparts. Also, some other vital features differ from others. Yet, there can be a lot of controversies about which one wins the battle. Indeed, both are seemingly great in terms of performance. Clipped Head vs…
To solve this unjamming issue in your staple gun, first, slide the pusher rod out. Then unclip the magazine where all the staples get installed. Now use a needle nose stapler to pull out the stuck nails. And once they are out, reassemble the staple gun. And do not forget to unplug the staple gun…
To load an Arrow staple gun, first, bring out the pressure rod on the back of your stapler. Then insert the staples and reinsert the pusher rod. Though the procedure is somewhat the same for most of the Arrow staple guns, it might vary a little according to each model. And don’t forget to turn…
