DEWALT Staple Gun, Carbon Fiber Body, 2-in-1 Tacker (DWHT80276)

I like this staple gun a lot. I wasn't sure what to think from so many negative reviews but I've used it quite a bit over the last several months and so far so good. I'm mosting doing short 1/4 and 3/8 staples into good hard OSB and plywood, sometimes lumber. It's done really well and as long as I do my job, it does its job and the staples have not misfired or been left proud even on the really dense/harder OSB. Played around with some 1/2" on pine lumber and it did ok there, too, but that's when you might expect some errors here and there. Also played around with some brads and it did fine with those as well, but I won't be using it for that function (and it's a lot easier with those to have the brads inconsistent or go off course, compared to a powered nail gun). So yeah, no, it's not real carbon fiber. This oughta be obvious. It's a nice textured carbon fiber pattern on most of the plastic. I think at least some of the parts must be made with the common carbon-infused nylon plastic (or glass-infused, like most power tool housings have been made for the last 35 years or more). I don't see any mold marks and I'm not going to disassemble it to look for those, but if you see "PA6 / GF 30" or some similar mark on the plastics, there's your "carbon fiber"....it's just not a weave layup like people tend to think of but it's functionally accurate to say. The plastic on this does actually feel durable and sturdy enough to last awhile - I don't have any concerns about that (I also have not used it in subfreezing weather yet, though...). This is the exact same as the ones under the DeWalt and Bostitch brand names, btw. No appreciable difference besides color and brand name (this is common now with Stanley-Black & Decker, who owns all of these brand names now and freely interchanges them on same/similar products). Good staple gun, I like it a lot more than the old standby Arrow T-50 models (which have become kinda junky in recent years, sadly).

This 2 in 1 stapler is FANTASTIC. I am living in a rental apt in a desperate situation. Few months ago a leak in the roof that the landlord had years to repair and never repaired caused the drywall in the ceiling to collapse. I had to empty buckets of rain water that was coming down from the roof dark brown and smelly, every 2 hours, for days. (I live in Miami we had heavy rain for days that week). After a week and many, many buckets of rain water that I had to empty and replace - while I live 24/7 in excruciating chronic neuropathic pain due to spinal injuries that I suffered in an Uber car accident - the landlord finally paid to have someone patch up the roof but he never sent anyone to repair the huge hole in the ceiling of my apt. Long story short, the mold spores from that hole invaded my apt. I got sick, my cat got sick. Landlord raised the rent shortly before the ceiling collapsed and has been collecting the higher rent religiously every month but never even tried to talk about the huge hole in my ceiling after the roof was patched up. I bought some radiant insulating bubble foil and taped it on the ceiling to cover up the hole but duck tape would not stick to the ceiling for the humidity I think and the foil kept falling off. So I watched you tube videos to learn how people attach insulation (I am a single woman with no experience in construction/insulation). I learned that a stapler could help me attach the foil to the ceiling, a semi permanent solution. I looked up staplers on Amazon and went with a DeWalt tool without a second of hesitation bc I watched many you tube videos of people raving about the quality of DeWalt tools. The reviews left here on Amazon by people that bought the stapler before also informed my decision to buy this stapler. (Thank you all for posting your reviews). This stapler arrived 15 mins ago. I bought the bundle with the Arrow T50 staples, 10mm. I placed the staples inside the stapler and got on my dining table and reached up to the ceiling to staple the insulation to it, fighting against my cervical and lumbar pain. 5 mins job!!!! Now the radiant foil is on the ceiling and will go nowhere!!! This stapler saved mine and my kitty’s health!!! It is lightweight. Very easy to operate, pressing of the level to cause the stapler to eject the staple is not hard at all, I can hold the stapler in my woman’s hand. It worked fantastically well even if I was using it on the ceiling and therefore could not apply the weight of my body against the surface to be stapled. As other reviewers noted, the user must pay attention to release the level completely before pushing it again to release another staple. I did make that mistake a couple of times but the stapler did not jam and did not spit out staples on me. … simple mechanical action that leads to perfect results. No wires or complicated softwares to struggle with. I would give 100 stars to this stapler if I could.. now I am thinking how much more I can accomplish with my little jewel … worth every penny I paid for it! Thank you DeWalt!!

As a DIY enthusiast, I found the DEWALT Staple Gun with a carbon fiber body to be an excellent addition to my toolkit. This staple gun has been incredibly reliable for various tasks, from upholstery projects to securing wiring. The lightweight design is a major plus. The carbon fiber body makes it easy to handle, even during extended use, which has significantly reduced hand fatigue. This feature is especially useful when you’re working on larger projects that require a lot of stapling. The performance of this staple gun is impressive. It drives staples smoothly and consistently, which is crucial for achieving a professional finish. I used it recently to reupholster some dining chairs, and it made the job a breeze. The staples went in effortlessly and held the fabric firmly in place. One of the standout features is the 2-in-1 tacker capability. This versatility allows me to switch between different tasks without needing multiple tools, which has been a huge time-saver. However, I did find that loading the staples can be a bit tricky at first. It took a few tries to get the hang of it, but once you get used to the mechanism, it’s pretty straightforward. This staple gun has become my go-to for various DIY projects. It’s reliable, easy to handle, and versatile enough to tackle different tasks. If you’re looking for a dependable staple gun, this one is definitely worth considering.

This stapler is a great upgrade over others I've used. The trigger is a huge upgraded, requires far less pressure and still drives a staple well. I work in the hardwood/plywood business and we attach tags to our units with staples. My work has a few types of guns but when a coworker bought one of these I laughed... Until I used it. If you only need to occasionally staple something most guns will work but for repeated use I highly recommend this one. The spring is strong enough it drives staples into most hardwood (struggles with hickory but all guns do) and yet the trigger requires a fraction of the force other guns need. Your forearms will thank you. Carbon fiber? More like plastic that looks like carbon fiber. If there is any real carbon fiber in the gun I'm not sure where it is... But it's still a great gun. The weight is far less than an arrow brand and the trigger probably takes a quarter the pressure. Sure the weight savings is nice but the trigger is what sells the gun.

I purchased this stapler to use around our farm and also for hanging paper targets at our shooting range, and it does both jobs beautifully. On the farm I used it to secure wire mesh, small repairs to outbuildings and fencing, and even attaching protective rubber strips on posts. It delivers consistent, solid staple drives every time and feels built to hold up. When I moved to our shooting range setup I used it for mounting heavy paper targets and tarps. The dual mode (staples and 18 gauge nails) gives me flexibility depending on the backing material – plywood frames, metal backing plates or wood posts. It is noticeably lighter than some older staple tools I have used, thanks to the carbon fiber body. That makes a big difference when I’m working long hours outside under the hot southern sun. The handle feel is sturdy and ergonomic and I appreciate the low staple indicator so I am not surprised when I go out to our property line and don't have enough staples. If you are looking for a tool that handles general farm repair and also supports your hobby or outdoor range setup this DEWALT stapler is a smart choice. Like most thing DEWALT makes, it's quality.

I almost didn't buy this because some reviews pointed out that this unit wasn't powerful enough to get staples flush in some materials. However, I already have a Makita 18v stapler that has an adjustable depth setting and works beautifully with all materials. But it's heavy. What I needed was a light weight stapler for installing insulation and radiant barrier in the attic. Using 3/8 Arrow staples, and this Dewalt stapler has been flawless. After 2000 staples I've had one jam and 98% of the staples are flush. The compact size and light weight are perfect for this project. Really glad I picked this up. The Makita is great at the workbench, but when working at odd angles or tight spaces, this compact, lightweight Dewalt unit is a pleasure to use.

I bought this to replace a Power Shot Pro 8000, whose spring either broke or fell out. I liked the Power Shot because it was the only one with a hard case, at that time. The company was bought by Arrow, and none of theirs have a case available, currently. I chose this one because DeWalt has a good reputation, like the carbon fiber construction, and was actually able to find a hard case to fit here, from another company, named Mchoi. It looks great, is pretty light, handle feels fairly easy to squeeze, and the staples load effortlessly, even more smoothly than my previous one. The belt clip is a nice feature, but one thing I don't like is that there's no retaining ring to lock the handle down for compact storage. I've never seen a staple gun of quality minus this simple feature, I'm just using a velcro strap (deduct 1 star). I've just used it once, to hang a sign in my laundry room, finding it quite powerful, and easy to operate, driving the staples all the way flush with the surface on drywall, haven't utilized it on wood, yet.

If you use one of these at your job or you are someone who is a little on the not so strong side then this one is for you ! Most of these staplers have a good amount of weight behind them and that's partially because it helps to drive the staple in. Dewalt figured it out with this carbon fiber model. It's ridiculously light weight super strong and drives the staples in just as well if not better than all the heavyweights. I am a strong man and used to install bats of insulation using a heavyweight all day. I sure do wish this one would have been available when I was working that job if it had been I'd probably own that company today ;) But it you won't be disappointed.