Recent content by wesbrad1962

I agree! I have several 18v tools, two chargers, 7 batteries, and with lots of use with all I can say I have had ZERO issues and the are always up to the task. I also bought the 12v drill driver combo and they have been flawless as well.

I am pleased with my combination of Bosch and Ryobi, except I lust for the Milwaukee ratchets.

Well I have to say it worked like a charm. Shot around 100 staples and it didn't miss a single one. Tried it out on a spare composite board before I started to get depth right. I paid $240 for the gun, charger, 2 batteries and 1000 1 1/2" galvanized staples. I say so far money well spent as I...

Ending up with a Ryobi 18v narrow crown stapler. Fencing people used way to short a staple. I'm going with a 1 1/2 inch. Will let you know how it works out.

I actually like the clean look you get using the staples gives, particularly in the composite fencing I have in the front of my home.

The staples they used look to be to short. I thing that is the main reason I am having loose boards.

That is what was used by the people that put up the fence I was just going to use the same. What would you use?

First off this is my first post after lurking on here for a while. Love the site. So I have some fencing that is starting to give me issues with boards coming loose at the bottom. I am hoping to find some good options for cordless staplers that will shoot a 1 1/2" or a little longer staple...