Home Depot has
Ryobi 18V ONE+ Cordless Compression Drive 3/8" Crown Stapler (Tool Only, P317) on sale for
$49.97.
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Includes: - P317 18-Volt ONE+ Cordless Compression Drive 3/8 in. Crown Stapler
- Belt clip
- Dual screen/wire attachment
- Operator's manual
Features:
- On-board dual screen/wire attachment allows installation that guide staples without penetrating wire or screen
- Capable of fastening a wide range of crown staples from 1/4 in. to 9/16 in.
- Compatible with ARROW T50 staples
- Knob controls quick depth of drive adjustments through various materials
- Drives up to 5,500 staples per charge on a P108 18-Volt ONE+ 4.0 Ah LITHIUM+ Battery (sold separately)
- Belt clip mounts to right or left side for added convenience
- Improved GRIPZONE overmold for optimal grip and user comfort
- Dry-fire lockout feature extends tool life
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No, it can't shoot brad nails. Only 3/8 staples.
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It has always worked exactly as expected for me and anyone who used it. A dial to adjust the depth and a button to make it...go. Pretty simple and mine has done that simple task great every time. Never a jam, and actually forgot staples jamming was even a thing until I read the comment above mentioning how they never had a jam either. Battery life seems good, I guess, but honestly never needed to change a battery in the middle of using it so I never really paid enough attention to that part. Nothing flashy. Just a tool doing it's simple job just like you expect, every time.
If there was any downside I could think of it would be the weight. It isn't what I would call "heavy" but it is pretty close and I can totally see how others might consider it so. Never been an issue for me, but I could see how long periods of holding it out could get a bit tiring pretty quick. Still don't think it would be as rough as trying to do the same thing with a regular staple gun, but worth mentioning.
If something happened to mine, even if it just straight up died today, this would be one of the easiest "buy it again" for any of my tools.
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