Recent content by HaiNhi

You meant model # 6S0041N for the stapler, right? The one you listed is for 3/16” crown.

It showed $40 plus shipping, correct? How much was the shipping charge?

I checked their site and it showed out of stock. So it got drop shipped from the manufacturer instead of from their stock. You will need to remove the top lid to have access to the spinning wheel for pad replacement. I don’t have one and never work on one but I would imagine spray glue...

I only just copied the idea from those guys installing Gabriel’s tables in France. Here’s the snap shot from their YouTube video, just in case you guys are lazy to click on the link. I love it so much - super easy for us to install the slates now. I’m still doing research for ways to load...

Thanks. I tried it out and loved it. Very quiet. Aluminum tank makes it so light - easy for my back. What model number is your stapler Trent?

Here’s a snap shot of my first installation with it. Very impressive. However, as of now, I don’t have any good solution to load and unload the slates for my flat bed truck yet. I’d like to be able to do an install with a team of 2. But currently, 4 guys still have a very tough time loading...

I thought about using electric stapler too. I had one from HD a while back which I can’t find it now. That was the cheapo so I had no great impression of it. I wanted the CAT compressor for doing some other work as well. That’s why I got it. It’s delivered last week - very light and quiet...

Here’s my version of this cart. First version to get ready for install today. I’ll have it cleaned, painted, & install correct washers/nuts/stop bolts etc. Here are some details: - The carrying beam is made up of: 2 schedule 40 1 1/4”; 1/4” metal plates at center coupled by 1/2” bolts and...

Thanks for the replies. I was thinking to stack them up on top of a pallet, then strap them down. So multiple pcs (sets of 3) now act as one giant block of slates. But I’ll try to stand them up if possible first.

In the video link I posted before regarding slate cart, at 0:20 it shows Gabriel slates being transported flat on a pallet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZc0MTnsIIk Now I understand their “slates” are some type of granite - presumably much harder than the typical slate. I was wondering if...

:) yeah - that is quite expensive.

For those who still staple cloth: are you using quiet compressor? If so, what brand & model? I have at least half a dozen of compressors used in my construction business - all of which are super loud when use inside customer homes. We now just leave them outside or in the garage - for...

Happy New Year everyone. I've seen a couple of threads talking about this this lately. Not wanting to hijack the threads so here I go. I'm doing mainly carom tables with super heavy slates. Right now I'm utilizing my current tools from construction business and granite fabrication. + I have...

Hello Paul. I'm in Bay Area, CA. Thanks

Is there any one owning one and living within 60 miles of zip 94544? I'd like to come check it out before buying one. Thanks. Nhi