TACWISEA8016V Upholstery Air Stapler, Uses Type 80/4-16 mm Staples, Orange/Black

upholstery

dose a grate job

Excellent upholstery gun. Prompt delivery.

The Good … it comes in a nice box with tools and oil, fast flow fittings which i prefer. You can take it straight out of the box and use it. Works nice for the price. Has a positive feel to the trigger, easy fill, and acts well, it’s quite light for the power it has and doesn’t blow the ear drums.The Bad … it does miss fire on the odd occasion and this could be due to the pressure used sadly. To adjust the depth of penetration it works on the air pressure and I’ve not found another adjustment on the actual unit so I adjust the gauge. Now, it states use between 60 - 100 psi, that’s cool enough but, I have found going into softer wood I adjusted to it’s lowest pressure and it misses more and still penetrates with just a little to much force. I found a work around but it’s a powerful little B and sometimes less is more.All in all I’ve used it a good few times and and found it much better when you have a project needing many staples. I wished I had the other day and had to use a hand one, you know at that point you need one. For the price it’s worth it and if you get a duff one, exchange it as there are good ones out there and in this day and age quality control isn’t what it used to be.I do recommend at around the £60 price range. Any more than that or for every day, day after day use I’d perhaps invest in something more industrial. I will be using mine for prolonged periods in the not to distant future and update review then.3 stars is fair to good for more as four and five is outstanding with little to fault and tested over time. Perhaps a few less 5 stars when the item hasn’t come out and been used yet might be more helpful.. stops price hiking as well.

The media could not be loaded.  I seem to have a faulty unit as I cannot find other reviews about the tool leaking through its casing. I've attached a video of air and oil coming through the casing at around 20psi (low for testing new tools).I'd expect a pneumatic tool to leak eventually after years of use but not brand new.