Among the great variety of all kinds of hand tools that greatly simplify our life, there is very good. It was invented even at the court of the French king and has since been successfully used literally everywhere - it's a stapler.
Modern tools for stapling are quite versatile and can be used both for simple work - for fastening sheets of paper in the office and for large industrial productions. But we often use a furniture stapler at home and before buying it you need to know how to choose it, what to look for when buying.
Which furniture stapler to choose?
The mechanical furniture stapler is the simplest and cheapest option. This is simply a powerful spring, enclosed in a metal box with a lever, pressing on which we get the release of one clamp.
This device almost does not break down, and will serve for many years. If you need a binding of wood, sheets of particleboard and other soft material from time to time, then such a stapler will be just right.
More productive, in contrast to mechanical, electric furniture staplers . To work with them, there is absolutely no need to make efforts, because for you everything makes a small motor inside a rubberized construction with a more powerful spring. Such a stapler is required when it is planned to perform a complicated job for a long time.
Pneumatic staplers can be used both in large industrial enterprises and private individuals. Such equipment is very easy to use and requires almost no effort.
Instead of a spring in the stapler there is a pneumatic cylinder into which air is injected under pressure, due to which the mechanism is activated. True, there is one small nuance - in order to use pneumatics you will need a compressor, and hence an electrician.
How to use a furniture stapler?
With the help of staples, you can fasten a variety of materials - furniture fabric and wood, slats for vegetable boxes, plastic and wooden lining. Staples can be square or semicircular (for wiring). Also some staplers with the help of additional rigging can bend the edges of the staples, as do small office staplers.
To fasten two parts together, tighten them firmly and attach a stapler to the surface, then pull the trigger. For better fixing, it is recommended that a sufficient amount of staples be punctured after a certain distance.