Tacwise A14014V Upholstery Air Stapler, Uses Type 140 / 4 - 14 mm Staples,Orange / Black

Good build quality and a pleasure to use especially when compared to the standard hand version. The only limitation is the location of the compressor needed to use this tool but this was fine for me as mine is mobile mains powered (the compressor). Fired around a couple of thousand staples so far in 4 different sizes and all in Tacwise 140 type. Not a single problem, misfire or jamb so far. Added 2 drops of oil (supplied in box) to the air inlet nozzle after around 500 staples.An excellent product and worth the money IMHO.

This is a great piece of kit compact and light. Ideal for many stapling jobs that can be carried out in a in a workshop / plus with a small compressor ideal for carpet tacking / underlay / picture frame repairs. As I said the unit is very light and fits in hand perfectly mine is fitted to a small portable compressor not my large one as the air usage is minimal. As usual with tacwise products the tacker is well made. The only down side is the safety feature there isn't one I. E as you pull the trigger it will fire whether in contact with the work peice or in the air it will fire but in competent hands that should be no problem. All said this is a great tool and glad I bought it. Update re - safety feature there is a little piece of metal which slides between the trigger and the metal body which stops the unit firing. But as I say the stapler fires as soon as the trigger is squeezed if this piece of metal is not in place. But all said its a brilliant piece of kit and well worth the money.

This is my first Tacwise air product. All of my air nailers are either Makita or Bostich. But in terms of overall build quality, this is up there.Decent heft in hand, decent ergonomics in grip and comfort and well balanced which working at odd angles.The one area that gives me concern is the "safety feature" that is the trigger safety. This is basically just a little rotatable but of metal that, when straight front/back, blocks the trigger from being pressed. But it's very loose and can be knocked out of position easily. This has happened a couple of times and I've had accidental discharge.On my more premium brand guns, the trigger safety is either a nose depression switch or a fully covered trigger guard that needs to be pulled back WHILST pulling the trigger. The Tacwise is just a tad iffy in regard to safety.However, it does come with a good assortment of staples in size/guage and this is really handy. The staple remover is a bit "meh" and I still use a chisel in pliers in it's place.

Bought this to re-upholster six leather dining chairs. Once attached to my compressor it rocks! What I especially like is the thin staple 'nose', that enabled me to place staples into narrow recesses. It's already done a lot of work. Very sturdy and worth every penny.

I Purchased the stapler to fix tyvek housewrap to OSB on a large shed we are building. the tool is lightweight and simple to use. the staples load quickly from underneath by pressing the lever and sliding the base out, I use tacwise staples in it and have put about 500 staples through it without it jamming. the airline plug as seen is Hi Flow euro type. and is hard to remove if you want to change it.as it has a tapered thread, so no leaks but it comes out with the use of a socket wrench. the tool comes in a blown moulded case with allen keys and a bottle of oil and the tool works flawlessly. it has been pinched by my wife to use on upholstery.she says its great to use. and we both recommend it

What a difference a quality product makes. I have bought 2 air staple guns from another source only to find poor quality or broken non working items , my Tacwise gun was delivered in under 24 hours & the work completed without a problem . This is a good air gun that I wish I had bought first place . You will see I have only put 4* in the ease of use as I do not like the safety catch which may be a legal thing, but this is a great bit of kit complete with a plastic carry case . Don't do a me , buy this first it will not be regretted

tool worked straight out of the box - i was stapling insulation on to battens i my new workshop. i used circa 1000 staples in a couple of days. no blockages worked great. only comment would be if like me your used to nail guns with safety trigger - i.e. press and fire - then not having this safety feature can be a bit dangerous. however if you put your brain gear before use and keep it there not a huge problem.

Ok product

Acheter pour faire de la sellerie moto étant maroquinier très content marche très bien et pas lourde mai de bonne facture !!

Muy práctica, grapa con fuerza, la mejor grapadora que he probado, ideal para tapizar

Keine Probleme mit dem Gerät. Alles hat perfekt geklappt. Unbedingt beim Gebrauch einen Gehörschutz tragen.

Helt nöjd med köpet med bra pris och kvalitet

Avevo un vecchia pistola professionale , ormai arrivata alla fine. Ho scelto Tacwise A14014V per due motivi ( spero che saranno utili).Prima cosa ha il "becco" che sporge , la parte nera dove esce le graffette , cosa da tenere sempre in considerazione quando si vuol tappezzare o fare altri lavori . Non sempre riusciamo a lavorare con la sparachiodi parallelamente all'oggetto . Molte volte capita , vuoi per gli spazzi o al conformità dei materiale , di dover lavorare inclinati...e quì entra in gioco il "becco" di cui è dotata che ti permette di recuperare quel cm , che fa la differenza tra far penetrare una graffetta o no.La seconda cosa è il rapporto qualità prezzo . Esistono anche sparachiodi elettriche o da pochi euro ad aria , sicuramente se la usi pochissimo quasi tutte le sparachiodi fanno al caso tuo. Ma spendere pochi euro in più ,molte volte fa la differenza tra un buon lavoro e un lavoro fatto decentemente. Tenete sempre in considerazione che una graffetta deve penetrare nel legno...più il legno è duro , più forza dovrà avere una sparachiodi/graffette...