Tacwise Duo 35 Corded Electric Nail Staple Gun - Tacwise 1165 240V

This Tacwise Duo 35 Nailer/Stapler is designed to fire nails up to 35mm long and staples up to 30m...

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Product Information

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The Tacwise Duo 35 is a corded electric nail and staple gun, ideal for DIY enthusiasts and professionals working on second-fix jobs like flooring and panelling. This versatile tool offers efficient fastening with the ability to fire both nails and staples. However, users should be aware of the 230V power requirement and the need for a power outlet.

All features

Model Part Number1165
BrandTacwise

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What type of fasteners can I use?

The Tacwise Duo 35 is compatible with 18ga brad nails (15-35mm) and staples (up to 30mm).

What voltage does the nailer require?

The nailer operates on a 230V power supply.

How do I clear a jam?

Disconnect the tool from the power. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for clearing jams, usually involving removing the magazine and clearing any obstructions.

How often should I lubricate the nailer?

Lubricate the nailer's moving parts regularly. Refer to the product manual for specific lubrication instructions.

Can I use this nailer for heavy-duty construction?

The Duo 35 is designed for second-fix applications and may not be suitable for heavy-duty construction.

What is the firing rate of the nailer?

The nailer can fire up to 30 fasteners per minute.

How should I store the nailer?

Store the nailer in a dry place, away from extreme temperatures and humidity.

Troubleshooting

Nailer/Stapler is not firing.

Check the power connection, ensure the tool is switched on, and verify the fasteners are loaded correctly. If the issue persists, check for jams.

Fasteners are jamming.

Clear the jam by following the manufacturer's instructions, typically involving removing the magazine and clearing any obstructions. Ensure the correct size and type of fasteners are being used.

Fasteners are not being driven flush.

Adjust the driving depth setting, if available, or try using fasteners of the appropriate length for the material being fastened.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Versatile, handling both nails and staples.
  • Efficient firing rate for quick project completion.
  • Corded power ensures consistent performance.
  • Suitable for various second-fix applications.
  • Easy to use.

Cons

  • Requires a 230V power outlet.
  • Corded design may limit mobility compared to cordless options.
  • May not be suitable for heavy-duty construction tasks.
  • The maximum staple length is 30mm, which may be limiting for some applications.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Setup: Connect the nailer to a 230V power source. Load the appropriate nails or staples into the magazine, ensuring they are correctly aligned.
  2. Compatibility: This nailer is compatible with 18ga brad nails (15-35mm) and staples (up to 30mm). Use only fasteners recommended by Tacwise.
  3. Care: Always disconnect the tool from the power supply before performing any maintenance. Regularly clean the magazine and firing mechanism to remove debris. Store the nailer in a dry place. Inspect the tool for any signs of wear or damage before each use. Lubricate moving parts as needed.

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