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Loading brad nails and using the electric Arrow ET501 stapler nailer

I didn't have the manual to this stapler but I soon figured out how to load the 5/8 or 15mm brad nails into it. Before you install the staples or nails, pull the AC plug to avoid accidental discharge. To install the brad nails, you pull pusher assembly out and install nails with the heads facing down and against the side wall of the magazine that has a window. Make sure the nails are flush with wall and you can push the pusher assembly back in all the way until it clicks. The depth drive control on the top of the stapler can be turn clockwise or counterclockwise to increase or decrease power. When I'm driving nails or staples into soft wood, the control seems to make no difference. Using both hands and making sure the nailer is flushed with nailing surface will ensure proper seating of the staples or nails. The recommended brads nails are BN1810 5/8 or 15mm nails. I used Stanley 18 gauge 5/8" nails and the unit worked fine. Use shorter staples if the staples do not go all the way in on maximum power. Remember this is for light duty work and cannot be compared to a pneumatic nailer. Click here to subscribe to this channel: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c...