Loading a Staple gun is very simple. Here is how to re-fill a staple gun. more »

Swingline staple guns, while discontinued, remain a popular choice for fastening lightweight materials. There are few Swingline staple guns available for purchase in brick-and-mortar stores, but they are still readily available online. Although Swingline hasn't produced any staple guns since 2003, instead choosing to focus efforts on office staplers, the company still manufactures staples specially made for their staple guns. Loading a Swingline staple gun is a very straightforward process that takes little time and effort. more »

Staple guns, also referred to as pneumatic nailers, are handheld tools used to drive heavy metal staples into various types of materials, such as wood or masonry. more »

A staple gun is an indispensable tool for a variety of projects including upholstery, construction, decoration and other crafts. Though there are a wide variety of staple guns on the market, their basic function is the same. They all fasten one surface to another with a swift and forceful application of a sturdy staple. This tool is relatively easy to use with a few basic safety precautions, and even a beginner should be able to master the staple gun quickly. more »

Have you noticed that many small household repairs require three hands to complete the job? Try using a staple gun that you can operate with one hand while you hold the item with the other. There are very inexpensive staple guns that are good for light jobs such as attaching crepe paper to a cork board. And there are professional, heavy-duty electric and pneumatic staple guns used in building houses. Somewhere in the middle are models such as the Arrow T50 staple gun that suffices for most household jobs. It is easy to operate, and loading the staples is a snap. more »

The Arrow staple gun is easy to use once you get the hang of it. There are a few things you need to know about safety and performance before you start stapling. more »

Have you run out of staples for your staple gun and don't know how to reload it with staples? Reloading with staples is a very easy process that will ensure you have enough staples to complete any project. more »

Staple guns and nail guns use compressed air to drive staples or nails. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) provides safety tips to avoid injuries or fatalities that can occur from not using such tools properly. more »

Everyone is familiar with the usual type of stapler, the one that staples papers together, right? Well the staple gun is a similar object. It is just a very heavy duty staple that’s used on home improvement and minor building projects (like a bird house). It operates pretty much the same way, though. Put the staples in and squeeze the staple gun, binding things together. The major difference is that a staple gun doesn’t bend the staples into the piece. They go in straight more like a nail. more »