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Flooring Staples Not Going In Far Enough. “why aren’t my staples going all the way in when i use my #staplegun?” reason #3: The staples at 70 psi are about 1/2 out of being flush with the edge at 90 about 1/4 and at 140 about 1/16. Isn't this just a matter of the staples not being driven in quite far enough? Iv stripped mine down before to find a staple caught up in the plunger assembly. Many staple guns have a certain amount of kickback, but it’s very important to keep the staple exit point flush to the surface when pressing down the handle. Shouldn't increasing the psi drive them in a little farther?. Try a drop of oil first on the plunger. I am going thru the hardwood, a layer of 3/4 and 1/2 plywood. Have the contractor go back and check the staples on the entire floor and address any boards missing staples completely and. Not keeping the staple exit point flush to surface when firing. I have been working on hardwood floor project and the bostitch manual floor nailer couldn't drive the nail in all. I just started installing my hardwood floor and got past the first few rows that require vertical nailing so that the hardwood nailer can fit. I have the bostitch (mallet operated) pneumatic stapler.

I have the bostitch (mallet operated) pneumatic stapler. Isn't this just a matter of the staples not being driven in quite far enough? Not keeping the staple exit point flush to surface when firing. Try a drop of oil first on the plunger. The staples at 70 psi are about 1/2 out of being flush with the edge at 90 about 1/4 and at 140 about 1/16. Many staple guns have a certain amount of kickback, but it’s very important to keep the staple exit point flush to the surface when pressing down the handle. “why aren’t my staples going all the way in when i use my #staplegun?” reason #3: Shouldn't increasing the psi drive them in a little farther?. I have been working on hardwood floor project and the bostitch manual floor nailer couldn't drive the nail in all. Iv stripped mine down before to find a staple caught up in the plunger assembly.

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Flooring Staples Not Going In Far Enough Not keeping the staple exit point flush to surface when firing. Not keeping the staple exit point flush to surface when firing. Try a drop of oil first on the plunger. Have the contractor go back and check the staples on the entire floor and address any boards missing staples completely and. Iv stripped mine down before to find a staple caught up in the plunger assembly. Isn't this just a matter of the staples not being driven in quite far enough? “why aren’t my staples going all the way in when i use my #staplegun?” reason #3: The staples at 70 psi are about 1/2 out of being flush with the edge at 90 about 1/4 and at 140 about 1/16. I am going thru the hardwood, a layer of 3/4 and 1/2 plywood. I have the bostitch (mallet operated) pneumatic stapler. I just started installing my hardwood floor and got past the first few rows that require vertical nailing so that the hardwood nailer can fit. I have been working on hardwood floor project and the bostitch manual floor nailer couldn't drive the nail in all. Many staple guns have a certain amount of kickback, but it’s very important to keep the staple exit point flush to the surface when pressing down the handle. Shouldn't increasing the psi drive them in a little farther?.