Milwaukee 7155-21 3/8-Inch to 1-1/2-Inch 18 Gauge Narrow Crown Stapler | List Price: $250.00
Discount Price: $114.95
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Brand: Milwaukee
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Features: - 18-gauge narrow crown stapler that accepts 1/4-inch fasteners from 3/8 to 1-1/2-inches long
- Powerful oil-free motor eliminates daily oiling and potential work surface contamination
- Lightweight magnesium housing; ergonomic grip and compact size
- Includes safety glasses, 3 and 5mm hex wrenches, 1000 staples, carrying case
- Weighs 8.8 pounds; 5-year warranty
Good value [Posted on 2008-03-24]
I've had half a dozen narrow crown staplers and worn them all out. I've used this one a few times now and have been pleased. One nice feature is that it stops sending the plunger down when it runs out of staples. The price was right and the stapler seems like a good one.
Excellent gun and value [Posted on 2008-03-28]
Nice little quality gun! Now has me raising some eyebrows to other Milwaukee guns. Would absolutely buy again.
Great price for a great stapler [Posted on 2008-06-18]
This stapler costs significantly less than comparable tools at the brick and mortars. So I was a little hesitant to purchase it. After all, Milwaukee's claim to fame is the Sawzall, not air tools.
But I took a shot and I'm glad I did. This stapler is very light weight but it just feels so solid and well-built.
The attached built clip is a nice touch as well. I've used it in a project already re-screening my back porch and I'm looking forward to the next project that requires a stapler.
I have a new-found respect for Milwaukee tools after this purchase.
Two small gripes - otherwise a good deal [Posted on 2008-06-23]
This Milwaukee stapler has worked pretty well and has saved me a lot of work. A far cry from having to use a manual stapler. I do have two minor complaints. The first is that mine did not come with the anti-mar piece that fits over the actuation plunger. This would help to minimize the amount of surface marks on the finished product. The second issue is that when using the smaller sized staples - 3/8" and 1/2" - it will occasionally misfire. It doesn't jam - just no staple is fired. The next one may be fine, or it may take two or three tries. Then it is back to normal. I have been using only brand name staples, so can't imagine that is the issue. Even with this irritation, I would never go back to doing it the old way.
Milwaukee 7155 Narrow Crown Stapler [Posted on 2008-07-21]
As all Milwaukee products, this stapler is very well made. Fit and finish are excellent. The belt hook is a nice feature. Have only used this gun a few times now, but it has performed flawlessly. The only recommendation I could possibly make would be to move the saftey plunger behind port where staples exit; this might make accurate staple placement a little easier. Well satisfied with the purchase.
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