Milwaukee M12 Cable Stapler

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Milwaukee M12 Cable Stapler

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It's Milwaukee's M12 Cable Stapler. How good is it? What are some things to take note of when buying this tool? Let's get into it!
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The MILWAUKEE M12 Cable Stapler delivers unmatched stapling performance in the most compact battery-powered solution leading to a faster, more efficient rough-in process. The compact, lightweight design provides users with access to tight stud bays and improved ergonomics when stapling overhead or during difficult-to-reach situations. Moveable cable guides ensure proper alignment and the coil-spring mechanism consistently sinks the staples to the appropriate depth when fastening NM-B Sheathed Cable (14, 12, 10 AWG) and low voltage cables, supporting peak stapling productivity. Only compatible with the Milwaukee 1" insulated staples (sold separately), the M12 Cable Stapler gives the user the run-time needed to sink up to 1,200 staples on a fully charged M12 CP2.0ah battery.
* Coil-spring mechanism consistently sinks the staples to the appropriate depth
* Compact size eliminates the majority of manual staple installation needed for NM-B and low voltage cables
* Improves speed of staple installation, completing rough-ins 2 x faster than when using a hammer
* Moveable cable guides
* Staple viewing window
* Battery fuel gauge
* Reversible belt hook
* LED work light
* Dry fire lock out
* 2-finger trigger
* Compatible with Milwaukee 1 in. insulated cable staples
* 45 staple magazine capacity
* Fires 1,200 staples per charged M12 CP2.0 battery
* Part of the M12 system, featuring over 100+ tools
* Fits All M12 Batteries
* Includes: 1 M12 cable stapler
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Пікірлер: 18

@gilldutoit4498 Жыл бұрын

When using this tool make very sure the cable is running underneath and in line with the staple magazine. The guide is approximately 5mm in front of where the staples actually fire. If your cable runs sideways after it passes through the guide you will hit the cable. This also limits the tool in confined spaces. If the staple goes through the cable be prepared to spend way more time on the job than this tool would save you. Note - depth, width are not adjustable. You have to buy Milwaukee staples to use the tool. There is only 1 size staple - not sure if that will change in future.

@PhillipBridgesReviews Жыл бұрын

Great tips. 😎

@Sam72739 Жыл бұрын

I’ve got one, personally I love it, there are some flaws and I’ll list them, first is it’s not great with hardwood, it’ll work, but the cable can slip through very easy, it’s supporting the cable not hugging it. Into any medium to soft woods it’s awesome, grips the cable perfectly so it doesn’t move, but can be manipulated. It’s also easy to use and super fast, but you do have to be careful of not shooting through the cable, but that’s operator error not the tool. And very rarely is it too clunky to get into small spaces. Also you can control the force/pressure of the gun with the pressure sensors on the front. Overall 8/10

@PhillipBridgesReviews Жыл бұрын

Agree with all of these. 👍🏻

@guymeetskitchen1576 2 жыл бұрын

I can see this being very useful in certain situations. Nice video.

@PhillipBridgesReviews 2 жыл бұрын

😎 thanks

@thenexthobby Жыл бұрын

I’m surprised it seems to struggle with hardwood. I have an old house with old growth wood everywhere and it always requires pre drilling holes for any staples or nails. Always. The wood might as well be petrified. This likely would not be better.

@Chrissers2010 Жыл бұрын

I mean this as a constructive critique, but this video was kinda painful watch. When you said "there is some negatives about it" my interest was sparked, since I wanted to understand the downsides and the reviews I've seen so far have been glowing. First negative was it "kinda heavy", it's less than 5 pounds, far less than a framing nailer. Second negative was "can we use any ordinary staples?". What does that even mean? Did you expect it to use loose staples from any manufacturer? If you were to design the staples, would you hand feed loose staples one at a time into the stapler? Their staples are only 2.6 cents each which is a negligible difference compared to loose staples. Late in the video, you held the stapler at like a 30° angle to the wire, then said "if you get a LITTLE bit of an angle" and you shot it through the wire. I would say the one valid negative brought up in the video was that it can have issues in tight spaces. I think your video would be more constructive if it didn't refer to the things as "negatives" but rather just point out things about the tool.

@louisperich6678 7 ай бұрын

I think the point he was trying to make was it only works with Milwaukee staples. As in proprietary. Not loose. Not sure if that’s true with DeWalt too, but I don’t want to be locked in to single brand proprietary solution, unless that becomes the industry standard, like Arrow’s T50 crown staples did. Gonna pass for now. Maybe as a rental for the few times I am gonna use one, though.

@CzykM8 2 жыл бұрын

Can't find a solid answer, so I'll ask here. Does this stapler fire without a wire underneath? Or do you need to be on a wire like the DeWalt?

@PhillipBridgesReviews 2 жыл бұрын

You can fire it with no wire underneath.

@CzykM8 2 жыл бұрын

Very good, thank you!

@otif2044 2 жыл бұрын

I’m surprised. I was really excited for it in those tight spaces. Admittedly I don’t do much residential work but you really don’t like it in low access spaces over a sideways hammer? I figured you could use a hand through the handle hole holding the bottom against a stud and just used a finger from your other hand to trigger the gun. Kinda like a barrel grip jig saw hold over a d-handle hold.

@PhillipBridgesReviews 2 жыл бұрын

Sadly, it doesn’t work in tight areas. I will take my chances and anger using a hammer sideways. Than highly risking putting a staple through a wire. 😎

@petedeza9863 2 жыл бұрын

'Wonder if this is better than dewalt cable staple gun. 'Sold my dewalt staple gun 'cause I was not happy of the tightness of the cable, especially harder wood. I end up using a hammer most of the time to nail the cable.

@PhillipBridgesReviews 2 жыл бұрын

I have used this in an older barn. It’s like 50/50 with this. Depends on the wood. I would be going good for a while then get 4 in a row where I would have to hit in the staple with a hammer. It was some dense old beams. I was actually surprised it just didn’t shoot it sideways.

@joeaubert7224 2 жыл бұрын

I think I would ruin less wire with with the gun. I can only hit a staple with a hammer 6/10 times in ideal conditions. In awkward positions the wire is trashed by the hammer before the staple is driven.

@PhillipBridgesReviews 2 жыл бұрын

I just wouldn’t use it in tight spot. Hammer might save the wire. 🤷‍♂️