From other vids, it staples too loose. I have dozens of dewalt tools, but I run milwaukee nail guns with an adaptor and dewalt battery. Same for track saw. Certain things suck on each platform. M12 is the winner for this IF you need it (and I do not).
I'm loving this. I just picked one up a new one on ebay for a good deal. I just fired a few staples into some old 1940 beams to secure some NM cable . It worked great!
for the coax you might be able to put a few layers of tape over the depth guide if you were running a whole lot so it doesnt fire as deep, or in a pinch poke the end of your screwdriver alongside the cable and fire the gun over that so it cant crush it.
Definitely gona get my hands on one will make clipping cables a hell of a lot easier. The company I work for already has 3 and yes apprentices will put the staples through cable one of ours has already done it twice.
I have had the DeWalt one for about a month and its works a treat for me as an IT Admin doing data cables for security cameras. Using it with the powerstack battery and so far gone through 1500 staples without needing to recharge. Im on the north side of brissy so let me know if you wanna borrow it for a comparison? Great review in experienced hands with real world situations.
Hey great review, I’ve used mine pretty consistently for the last month and no complaints. I’ve used u watt master unpowered one for years and the clien tools for a while as well and the Milwaukee gun has been a game changer! So fast and even though kilos seem pricy it works out be cheaper then other clips I’ve used. I used my 3amp battery and have got about 2400 clips out of one chard.
Such an incredible tool! I think if they made a different staple for coax or data that could be an option? Maybe something with a semicircle so there's no tension on the physical cable maybe?
I love mine! It makes you more efficient. Staple prices would make it a deal breaker for me if I was down unda... That's like equivalent $50+usd per box
I think a generic depth adjustment could be ok, but not a categorical/qualitative one. RG6 "setting" on hardwood vs pine will give completely different results. It'd have to be more similar to a standard nailer and you give it a test with some scrap before starting a run. Once you get a feel for it you may know that RG6 on hardwood is "3" but on pine it's "1".
In 'merica we call them attics or crawl spaces. However, "in the ceiling" makes perfect sense too. Can we also say "in the roof" (as opposed to "on the roof") ?
I thought there was no indicator too when I first started using some m12 tools. The battery level indicator is on every m12 tool itself not the m12 battery. It’s three small led lights usually near where the battery attached to the tool.
Well I have the time for standard clips but I’m lazy, I might go buy one. I would love to see something for the coax/data though, maybe I can 3d a spacer to clip on 🤔
As an upholsterer when firing staples into a fragile medium (or wanting a temporary fixing), we fire the gun on an angle. Would that work for you guys?
We have a couple of the dewalt cable staplers at work. I find them a pain to use when trying to staple multiple switch wires at once as the enganment thingo is fairly narrow, the milwaukee one looks like it covers a much wider area.
I wish I'd waited. when I bought my dewalt cable stapler it was only because milwaukee didn't have one. didn't know they were right around the corner. don't get me wrong, the dewalt is awesome, and their tools usually are. but their customer service is rubbish so I've made the switch to red tools. anyway...rant aside it looks like a good bit of kit
I’ve had mine for about a month now. It’s unreal into pine. Unfortunately I find it useless into hardwood, especially in old houses. The staples deform and buckle straight away if you tap them with a hammer. Have to pull out the hammer and clips for hardwood especially if it visible. 👎
Got a question. Is this better than dewalt one? I have dewalt one and it's not good. If it does clip the cable perfectly i probably buy it. I just need a honest feedback please
Hey, I haven’t used the dewalt yet. I am wanting to compare them in the future. Im also going to try the new high output m12 batteries and see if it goes better on hard wood. Otherwise i was impressed with this. If you only deal with very hard wood. I would avoid it.
@@AddictedtoTools Please do bro, that would be sensational. I often run new circuits under old houses, and being a tight spot, I tend to drag a hammer and bucket of clips through the soil when moving around.
This tool is rubbish, it really is just a stapler and not a very good one. The Dewalt isn't much better but is more powerful. The Dewalt seems to have never ending battery life on their stapler and has No problem at all driving same depth into Hardwood. But apart from that, they both are very low grade oversize junk. We did have some English made battery wire tackers from some years ago that fired different sized plastic shrouded wire staples that worked really well but the batteries weren't great. All you would have had to do was adapt a Dewalt battery to them and they would have been the Ducks Nuts. But these two don't even come close except as I said earlier the Dewalt Battery Life and More Guts than the Milwaukee. I guess I am still waiting for someone to actually make one that was designed by a user.
I can't justify the price when an Arrow t25 stapler is only ~$50, and I can get into a lot tighter places with it and a pack of 1000 staples can be had under $10.
This gun is useless it staples too tight you have to be able too move the wire, I worked with a electrician for a couple years and we use to do this with a hammer and staple and he always said make sure you can move the wire back and forth
I’m an electrician with a open cables license. Done more work with data fibre and av than I have electrical. I’ve got a few data endorsements also. Which is definitely why I wouldn’t use this for data. There are definitely a lot of people that shouldn’t be running the stuff.
@@AddictedtoTools You may be one of the few that realise that data, fibre, coax, etc, isn't just a piece of dumb copper from A to B and install accordingly.
Couldn’t agree more mate. There’s a heap to know and it’s a full on trade to do it proper. Most don’t see the more in-depth side, they’re just seeing a cat5 cable thrown through a ceiling and fit off for a phone.