Cordless Nail Gun Battery Powered, 20V Brad Nailer 18 Gauge 2 in 1 Staple Gun, Air Power Nailers Staplers with Battery and Charger for Upholstery, Home Improvement, Woodworking

Although this tool is bulkier than a pneumatic Brad nailer, it works just as good. I installed all my downstairs baseboards with Brad nails included with stapler and this gun worked great. Not one jammed nail, nails were all flush to boards and battery lasted all day. Gun has strength adjustment knob for different lengths and wood types. Love not having to drag a hose or extension cord.

The staples provided with the gun worked very well. The bar that swings between the trigger and the gun is quite annoying and doesn't stay locked. It can be difficult if you are trying to staple with one hand. Adjusting the tension on the wheel helped a little but when using other staples the gun won't allow me to put the bar back in the bottom. I will need to make sure I purchase the brand that came with the gun to avoid it jamming. I have not used the brads or other types of staples provided with the gun. It's very sturdy and seems well built. It's small enough to fit in my hand which is an issue I've had with other guns. Would definitely recommend if you have smaller hands.

I dislike the fact that fired one time after I received it, put till I needed when I went to use it 3 days ago it will not fire, have recharged the battery no change. I would never recommend this product ever

The right price, the right tool, the right purchase!Works as advised perfectly !

My first nail gun. I am so happy with this. I ordered this to get an accent wall done. This is the perfect tool for DIY projects. Very simple to use.

There are a lot of things that I like about this nailer. It's solidly built, has good features, includes battery, charger, brad nails and staples, and a great price. Its battery also lasts a long time. All that said, it's heavy and while powerful, was still unable to drive nails to the required depth consistently. But most importantly, the tip damages the wood when striking. For a while I thought it was a technique thing, but after a while of working nothing served to prevent the tip from denting the wood around the brad. It's worse if you are mailing mdf. Also, the nail does not shoot out from the center like you might expect, but rather to the right, so trying to get the mail where you want it on contoured crown molding or narrow door or window trim is a pain, and resulted in crappy workmanship and rework. If you try to keep the tool from kicking back so much you have to press hard and then the damage on the wood is worse. Not for delicate work.

Well worth the money arrived on time and well constructed . Lighter in weight then expected but does not hamper the performance of the tool

This review is for the "Bielmeier Brad Nailer 4 in 1 Stapler, Heavy Duty Staple Gun Kit with 4000Pcs Staples and Nails, Manual Nail Gun for Upholstery, Material Repair, DIY BCSG010 (Silver P10)".I got this staple gun because our old one was starting to have a lot of issues. And seeing that this one could do more than just staples, figured I'd take a gamble on it.So far, it works well enough. I've really only used it for the D staples and U staples. I've tried the T and Pin staples on craft projects. The D and U staples work well enough. I've had no issues with affixing materials, like landscape fabric, to side boards for raised planters; running cables or wires; and similar tasks. The T and Pin staples I've used for picture frames and other light weight projects. And the trick for any of these is getting the "power" correct - too much and you crumple the staple; too little and it doesn't seat or folds over.The stapler itself is solidly constructed and is heavy in the hand. It is manageable for most any staple needed tasks, the only real issue is in tighter spaces where it's size then becomes an issue in maneuvering.Overall though, if you keep in mind that this is a staple gun, and not a nail gun, it will serve you well.