Product Features
- Adjustable precision knobs adjust for ¼-Inch to ½-Inch laminated flooring
- Over-molded rubber grip for comfort and maneuverability
- Muffled rear exhaust to direct air away from workspace
- Non-Marring trip tips so you don't accidentally damage the flooring
- Easy sight tongue engagement so you hit the pocket every time
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Worked flawlessly for me July 23, 2010
By Jeff
Amazon Verified Purchase
I used this stapler to put down ~400ft^2 of engineered hickory flooring. It was easy enough to setup. The adjustable cleat has lots of degrees of freedom, but once I set it up, it never moved or required any adjustment throughout the job. I like that the safety won't engage when the clip is empty preventing dry-fires. The drive depth was consistent from start to finish. I have an adjustable regulator on the hose end and once I dialed it in, I never had to touch it even after starting/stopping over multiple evenings. Though the magnesium makes it light, it still feels solid and well built. I'm happy with my purchase.
4.0 out of 5 stars Bostitch EHF1838K November 5, 2011
By K. Wanamaker
Amazon Verified Purchase
I'm about halfway done putting down a 225 sq.ft. Bruce 5/16" thick oak floor. The only problem I had was when I first started the job, it wouldn't fire sometimes. I loosened the yellow thumb screws and re-adjusted the base, the gun worked perfect from that point on. The key to this stapler is to make sure the metal safety with the 2 curved hooks on the end is pushed all the way up when in position or else the gun won't fire. I'm not sure what the purpose of the safety button on the side is for, the gun still fires in either position. Also my gun still fires even when out of staples, not sure why. Otherwise I like the tool, very light and comfortable to use. It uses either 7/32" or 1/4" 18 ga. crown staples. I'm using a 1" long staple with 80-85 PSI.
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