Bostitch SB-2IN1 Brad Nailer / Finish Stapler Combo Tool
BostitchShipping weight: 7.1 pounds
ASIN: B00005JRLV
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The ultimate nailer / stapler for the craftsman and home hobby shop!
Features:
- Drives finish staples and brads
- Includes: Carry case, brads, staples, and oil
- Dial-A-Depth fastener depth control
- Rubber comfort handle grip
- Tool free directional exhaust
From the Manufacturer
The ultimate tool for the craftsman and home hobby shop! The most asked for tool is finally available. This tool drives up to a 1-5/8-inch brad and also a 1-1/2-inch finish staple. The SB-2IN1 tool needs no adjustment to change fasteners providing the ult
Customer Reviews:
Buy it !!!!, August 25, 2002
Reviewer: A home improvement enthusiast from MA United States
I am a professional carpenter and have found this brad nailer/stapler to be one of the most versitile and well made tools I own.
Not a woodworker's tool...., February 15, 2002
Reviewer: Jonathan Ness from Watertown, MN United States
I bought the Stanley SB2IN1 in early January because it could shoot both brads down to 5/8" and staple, giving me more versatility in my shop. Hindsight being 20/20, I wish I would have spent the extra money up front for a good stapler and a good brad nailer. The cylinder wouldn't seal when you hooked it up to an air hose, and I would have to continually hook it up/disconnect it until it would finally seal. The other problem, and it might be related, is that even when I put the compressor at the max pressure (100psi) it wouldn't countersink staples even in 1/2" plywood. The last problem is that if you could get it to countersink a brad, the footprint is the size of a staple. Leaving an ugly mark on your project. I returned the tool and am ordering a separate stapler and brad nailer.
GOOD NAILER, January 27, 2002
Reviewer: DW from NY, United States
I have had the Bostitch 2 in 1 nailer for about three weeks. It seems to be holding up well like most Bostitch tools. The only thing that I would like to change with the nailer is to have the trigger be a contact trigger instead of the sequence trigger. It is a good nailer for the money it costs- I would highly recommend this nailer.