Would 9 gauge staples hold this in place?
1804067
I am not sure what the 9 gauge look like--but I did use staples that are for drip irrigation lines(approx 6" long and 1" wide)
1804068
depends on your soil. I have soft soil and the spikes they send with it pull out and I had to buy extra and add a lot more than they recommend. if you have harder soil might work.
169140
In mine, I can only load 10 staples at a time or the magazine won't close. Not designed very well if it can't take a whole strip of standard staples.
976809
Yes a few but you need to buy the longer heavy duty staples for this machine. Regular staples are too short
1177124
For speaker wire I'd use something other than staples. You don't want to risk puncturing the wire. But if you insist, then yes. This will do the job.
1450812
NO - it uses standard staples. Sounds like you need a heavy duty stapler......
990886
1/2 should be adequate. I would perform a test to determine the right amount of air pressure so that the staples do not over penetrate the wood ripping the fabric along with it.
1367536
I bought the 1 1/4" Senco Staples. Here's the link on Amazon: Senco L15BAB 18 Gauge by 1/4-inch Crown by 1-1/4-inch Length Electro Galvanized Staples (5,000 per box) . They worked great on 1/2" engineered wood floor on 3/4" osb sub floor. Not a single jam in the 3000+ used.
848043
I believe this stapler would work very well for attaching 1/4" plywood to a substrate. I have stapled thicker ply, like 3/8" Baltic ply, and the staples penetrate very well. You would probably want to decrease the pressure (a knob on the stapler) to its lowest setting. I have shot 3/4" long to 1.5" long staples with it--no problem. When using the 3/4", I was stapling welded wire mesh to redwood frames, and the wire stopped the penetration of the staple as expected; that is, the staples did not penetrate too deeply.
533714
I don't believe it would hold,not strong enough ! The numax staple gun would be better suited for your application.
199116
It only uses one gauge staple but it works perfect for stapling canvas to stretchers. It's adjustable so you can set it to drive nice and flush. Unless dainty use by a woman is no problem.
238354
I wouldn't depend on the staples to stay up for any length of time with the light duty version. Especially if the material you are stapling to is an exterior wood beam or thick siding (it wouldn't pierce the side of a vinyl storage bin which is why I purchased mine to affix a laminated label of the contents). Sorry if this wasn't the answer you were hoping for!
840845
I use staples for mine, you may want to look into buying carpet tape. That tape is usually stronger.
1673140
This fastener does not use staples, it uses standard corrugated fasteners. I've only used Air Locker corrugated fasteners and they work fine if you use long strips. If you put short pieces in the fastener it jams.
1025576
Short answer...NO. The packaging tells you the size you need; I picked one up at Staples.
1559202
It would shoot a staple through them I am sure, but it would be a small gauge fastener. I don't believe it would be quite the same strength and holding power as a nail. I'm not an engineer, just an opinion.
441822
Your 15.5 gauge staples will work but remember it has to be 1/2 in width too.
887923
depends on the size of cable you are using - remember the staples are a certain size that are furnished w/the stapler