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Everything was stapled down with some 10mm narrow crown staples fired from a pneumatic nail/staple gun. This was then stapled on the first side with three staples in the middle of an edge. To make a neater and stronger fixing the cut edge

* How it handles staples (jams, stops, passes them whole or shreds them) Shredded paper is used for animal bedding. Staples or pins must be removed to prevent injury. Questions were raised on uk.d-i-

* [[Nails|Staples]]

...he problems I soon found was that this rattan had been fixed in place with staples in the base of the groove in various places, and that made getting those se ==== Pulling the staples ====

==Staples== * U shaped staples are used primarily for [[Iron wire|wire fencing]]

2 staples are fine for A5 booklets and below. 3 gives maximum durability for books th ==Hiding the staples==

[[image:393-staples-damage-cable.jpg|left|thumb|Staple fixing systems are easy, but a crushed c

...isted with pliers to fix it. It may also be stapled to timber with fencing staples. ...a single tool able to tension, twist and cut iron wire, and [[hammer]] in staples for fixing it.

...to leave or wider slot mark, rather than smaller hole.</p><p>Narrow crown staples are handy for upholstery work, fixing expanded metal lath to surfaces, and

...ing floor covering was removed, it was then time to pull out any remaining staples, and deal with any nails etc that protruded. So as to keep the tops of the

...tage system, there's no requirement for insulated fixings, and any type of staples may be used.

...e first folded at one end and the edge nailed to the roof with type A 16mm staples. Once the slates were in, these were folded over first to the left, then ba

...ure]]. These are moulded plastic strips fixed to the carcass, usually with staples.

Cabinet: Plastic cracks/breaks can have staples melted in across the break from the inside with a soldering iron, or sheet

Fencing pliers can tension the wire, cut it and [[hammer]] in the staples.