Product Review: Staples 'One Touch' Stapler I don't do a lot of product reviews, and when I do, it's usually computer related. I certainly never expected to be writing a review about a stapler. You need a stapler, you go buy one. Except for the miniatures and the spring loaded staple guns, they are all about the same. Size of parallel parking space for driving test nj.

1. Staples One Touch Stapler Problems

Product Review: Staples 'One Touch' Stapler. I don't do a lot of product reviews, and when I do, it's usually computer related. I certainly never expected to be writing a review about a stapler. Paper Pro Stapler Refill Instructions. Works with standard staples. Staples One Touch Plus stapler Thanks. Instruction Manual.

Except this one. Staples has pulled off a neat trick here. This is manual, spring loaded, extremely powerful, and yet requires very little effort to use. They say it will staple through 20 sheets of paper, and it will, and with one finger effort. I could actually staple through a piece of laser printer paper I had folded five times: that's 32 layers, and I was able to do it with the pinky finger of my left hand. The thirty two sheets really were too thick of course, and I could barely trigger it with that finger, but boy, that made me a believer.

The Staples One-Touch Stapler loads differently than a conventional stapler. You don't load staples into a slide-out staple compartment; you load them into the body of the stapler. One touch stapler. Staples Sites. Presentations & Manuals Manuals. Staples® One-Touch® Desktop Stapler, Fastening Capacity 20 Sheets, Black/Gray. Staples One Touch Stapler Instruction Manual Product Details, Specifications, User Manual. Product Details. This Staples One-Touch high-capacity stapler.

Remember, this is manual, not electric. And it's light weight, too: much lighter than our old metal clunker. Stapling 16 to 20 sheets with my ordinary pointing finger was trivial.

You could do hundreds of bundles like that and not feel like you'd worked at all. My wife loves this because she has bad arthritis and it's not just difficult for her to staple thick papers; it hurts. With the 'One-Touch', there's so little effort she barely notices it. This isn't cheap: about $15.00 at Staples. It's definitely worth the extra cost.

There's also a more expensive high capacity model; I didn't try that, but it is advertised as handling up to 60 sheets. A less expensive compact model does 15 sheets. I found out about this through BzzAgent. They provide products for testing and review; but there's no commercial motive behind this review: I don't get paid for it (other than getting the stapler free). This is actually fun to use. When I first showed it to my wife, I handed her a folded up glossy flier that had come in the mail advertising something or other.

I folded that a few more times, and asked her to staple it. Of course she planted the heel of her hand and leaned into it and gasped when it stapled before she got to apply the big push she was ready for. The look on her face was total surprise!

Staples One Touch Stapler Problems

Thu Jan 31 19:: 3555 anonymous I have an employee who purchased this stapler at Staples but, we haven't been able to get it to staple. We loaded the stapler with the staples that came with it but, we cannot get it to staple.

It looks like there is a black little screw blocking the way of the staples and the staples only go in about 1/2 way. Any ideas on how to get this to work??? Signed frustrated in Texas Thu Jan 31 19:: 3556 TonyLawrence Possibly you have the wrong staples? I'm glad you commented though, because I had forgotten about this. A few months later, this stapler jammed up - I don't mean the staples jammed, I mean the whole thing just jammed up and wouldn't work. I tossed it and did not buy another: a stapler should last for years, not months! Tue Aug 18 12:: 6760 anonymous Mine is brand new and won't staple either.

I sense a trend here. Tue Aug 18 12:: 6761 anonymous I'm using the staples that came with it. It doesn't work!!

Tue Aug 18 17:: 6763 TonyLawrence Yes, too bad this turned out to be junk. It seemed great when we first got it. Tue Jul 13 15:: 8816 anonymous you are loading it wrong.they dont go into the part that you pull out they reload right into the handle.Hold the stapler in its normal position. Pull the top handle back all the way until it is upside down. Pull the loading spring out and drop the staples pointed side up into the recess on the handle side. Replace the spring loader until it clicks.

Swing the handle back to its upright position. You should be in business. Fri Jul 23 22:: 8854 anonymous LOL that person was right. I was loading it wrong. Dont load it into the part you pull out.