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Porter-Cable US58 1/4-Inch to 5/8-Inch 22 Gauge C-Crown Upholstery Sta
Studio : Porter-Cable
by Porter-Cable
Brand : Porter Cable
Model : US58
Publisher : Porter-Cable
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0039404000583
UPC : 039404000583
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 47 reviews)
List Price : $162.43
Our Price : $75.00
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1/4-inch to 5/8-inch 22-gauge C-crown upholstery stapler with easy jam-clearing
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Rear exhaust; end-load magazine with 185 staple capacity; 1-inch nose extension
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Durable steel top cap; sturdy aluminum magazine; rubber handle
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Includes stapler, 1/4-inch male plug with dust cap, oil, manual
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6 by 9 inches; 2 pounds; 1-year warranty
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Product Description |
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PORTER-CABLE US58 22-GAUGE 3/8" UPHOLSTERY STAPLERUSES STANDARD SENCO "C" TYPE, 22 GAUGE, 3/8" CROWN STAPLES FROM 1/4"5/8" LONG;SMALL and LIGHT-WEIGHT FOR EASE OF OPERATION;1" NOSE EXTENSION FOR LIMITED CLEARANCE FASTENING;STEEL TOP CAP FOR DURABILITY;REAR EXHAUST PORT CHANNELS AIR and TOOL OIL/CONDENSATION AWAY FROM WORK;DRIVER GUIDE MOVIES BACK WITH MAGAZINE ALLOWING JAMS TO BE EASILY CLEARED WHEN MAGAZINE IS OPEN;CONVENIENT BOTTOM-LOAD MAGAZINE HOLDS 185 STAPLES;INCLUDES STAPLER, 1/4" MALE QUICK PLUG WITH DUST CAP, OIL and OPERATION MANUAL |
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Marketadvisory.com |
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So small, so light, but so powerful-—what a delight to use. It's just perfect for the professional upholsterer and the home do-it-yourselfer, too. Because it's so compact, it fits nicely into tight spaces, and its super light weight means no fatigue, even in the awkward positions upholsters can find themselves. We didn't experience any misfires or jams, but if they happen, just release the magazine and the driver blade guide retracts. We like the convenience of the end-load magazine, and because the staples are so thin, you get an impressive 185 loaded in the magazine, which of course means fewer stops to reload. And just like Porter-Cable's more ambitious nailers, this one's got a directional port to keep the exhaust off you and your workpiece. While it's in name an upholstery stapler, we think you'll find a lot more uses for this little worker.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste |
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Works well when it works well.... |
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As another reviewer mentioned, there are a lot of misfires. Doesn't compare favorably with my set of Bostitch nailers. I think this machine just needs constant oiling and cleaning, but it's a pain and the instructions are insufficient. I first used this to reupholster an antique settee/rocker set and it worked very well with a few misfires (5-10%). Now I'm using it to make a set of 5 window cornices and the misfires have been getting out of control. Honestly not sure if I can recommend this, but I was very pleased with it initially. I'm currently researching to see if I can perform other types of maintenance to reduce misfires. Another reviewer said it wasn't for casual use...maybe it's true. I'm on my 1000th or so staple and it's rough going now. |
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Made it happen |
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The great discount I got by applying for the card enabled my to repair my office chair AND own a tool for LESS than paying an upolsterer to do it... and having to throw my chair in our landfill.The stapler now is a useful tool in my collection and I know I'll use it in many applications for a long time. |
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Porter-Cable Upholstery Stapler |
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Purchased this item to do a first-timer job on a convertible top replacement. The stapler has performed flawlessly at this point it time, nearly completed on the top installation. Also did some testing with it before actually using it and it was very easy to figure out and use. This stapler uses standard 3/8" wide crown staples, for anyone wondering. In my opinion it was reasonably priced in comparison to other similar items, and is a well known name brand. |
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Upholstery Stapler |
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Most likely a very nice stapler, however, I was new at this and I did not realize it was powered by air. |
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No fatigue |
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I bought this stapler because I had a lot of upholstery staples to shoot. Boy am I glad I did. It is so much better than a manual stapler. It is lighter than an manual, even with the hose attached. Easy squeeze of the trigger and the staple is in. It feels great in my had too. It's like I'm not holding a power tool. Some people have complained about a not having a hard case. Like another reviewer said, most upholstery shops leave these out for daily use and there isn't a whole lot of dust in the finish areas where these were designed to be used. Only thing I would like to see on a future modal is a safety nose like nail guns have. I know that takes up space for tight stapling but a small pin would prly do the trick. This is a small thing ... not enough to take a star away. |
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