Metabo HPT Narrow Crown Stapler, 18 Gauge Pneumatic, N3804AB3 | Ergonomic Design, Finish Nailer, Furniture & Cabinetry Use, 1/2 to 1-1/2 in. Staples, Lightweight Trim Tool
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Features
- FASTENERS: Accepts 18-gauge narrow crown staples ranging in length from 1/2-in up to 1-1/2-in
- AWARD: Rated the Pro Preferred Nailer for 12 years running (2014 - 2025) by Builder and Developer Magazine
- APPLICATIONS: The narrow crown stapler is ideal for internal and external trim work furniture cabinetry and other fine finish work
- LIGHTWEIGHT: Only 2.3 lbs and well-balanced for ease of use
- TRIGGER: Selective actuation switch lets the user easily select sequential fire or contact nailing
- DEPTH ADJUSTMENT: Tool free depth adjustment allows for a professional finish with varying materials
- MAGAZINE: Holds up to 100 staples for maximum efficiency
- ADJUSTABLE EXHAUST: 360 Degree adjustable exhaust can be directed away from the user in any direction
- AIR FITTING: Angled upward to conveniently keep the hose away from the user and off the work piece
- RECOMMENDED: Use Metabo HPT staples for best results
Description
The 18 Gauge 1/4 Inch Narrow Crown Stapler (N3804AB3) features a non-slip grip trigger and ergonomically designed simple flip actuation switch. It is ideal for internal and external trim work, furniture, cabinetry and other fine finish work. The narrow crown stapler accepts 18-gauge narrow crown staples ranging in length from 1/2" up to 1-1/2".
Brand: Metabo HPT
Color: Blue
Material: Plastic
Product Dimensions: 10.1"L x 9.25"W
Style: N3804AB3 Finish Stapler Only
Brand Name: Metabo HPT
UPC: 717709023741
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 41
Manufacturer Part Number: N3804AB3M
Model Number: N3804AB3
Warranty Description: 5 years
Manufacturer: Koki Holdings America, Ltd
Item Type Name: Metabo HPT N3804AB3 1/4" Narrow Crown Stapler
Included Components: N3804AB3, Carrying Case (885902), 1/4" NPT Male Plug- Installed (190001), Safety Glasses (875769), No Mar Tip (885969)
Color: Blue
Product Style: N3804AB3 Finish Stapler Only
Item Dimensions L x W: 10.1"L x 9.25"W
Item Weight: 2.3 Pounds
Operation Mode: Automatic
Capacity Description: Full Strip
Material Type: Plastic
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: N3804AB3
Purchased this for putting down 5/8 plywood underlayment prior to laying linoleum flooring. I was skeptical that it would go through material of that thickness since narrow crown staples are usually mentioned for use in securing 1/4 underlayment. I'm pleased to report this worked great and probably could've shot through inch+ plywood without much trouble. In pressure firing mode I was able to rip through 1500 staples in no time. Not a single misfire and I only encountered ONE staple out of all of those that needed to be countersunk a bit more. Really impressive performance. More generally: Metabo/Hitachi is really putting out some great tools. Their pneumatic nail and staple guns are some of the best deals on the market. Every encounter I've had with a Metabo/Hitachi tools recently has left me impressed and from a pure value standpoint they might be the best bargain on the market. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend this to anyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2019 by Jeff R.
Style: N3804AB3
but I love how light this tool is. Once I learned to turn down the air pressure to 50, it works great! It was driving the staples too deep until I did that. I'm a woman so didn't have any help in how it works and I felt the diagrams could have been bigger because they were not as clear as I would have liked. They are merely black and white diagrams. Real photos of the tool might have helped also. I bought the complete kit from Amazon which included hose, compressor and the tool. I didn't need to buy anything else to use it. I would recommend this just for how light the tool is. I am attaching hardware cloth to a lean to for my chickens, and this makes light work of it. I had a manual stapler which was not only hard work but the staples are now coming out of the wood. I'm sorry I waited so long to buy one.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2020 by Cheryl
Style: N3804AB3
I needed a narrow crown stapler capable of using 1 1/2" staples. I have used Dewalt, Porter-Cable and others and was leaning that way when I searched for a new one with longer staple capacity. The price on this one at $79 stood out and I am familiar with Metabo and Hitachi, so I decided to give it a try. My first staple was more than a 1/2" proud. I adjusted the depth gauge to full depth and still lacked 1/4". I increased the air pressure to 100 psi and finally got the staples flush with my underlayment. I drove close to 200 staples and every one was either flush or a bit below the surface.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2020 by J. Ryan
Style: N3804AB3
I think a majority of the issues people are having with this tool is pressure related. You can't just take this stapler and plug it into a 150 psi system. The operators manual (the bane of many a bad reviewers) clearly states the proper input pressure as 70-120 psi. Most compressors are rated between 135 and 250 PSI. So as per the manual you NEED to run a regulator (as you will with most pneumatic staplers). So the jams many have spoken of are most likely caused by excess pressure. Very dangerous if they are running it on a 250 psi system with no regulator as that exceeds the limits of this staplers maximum safe pressure of 200 psi. Using the wrong PSI can lead to serious injury and/or death. The least important issue with running too high a pressure is that the tool will not work correctly. This is a very good tool when used in accordance with the instruction and safety manual. We have used it with marine grade plywood layered over fiberglass composite marine board. Rarely a jam with good quality staples using the suggested PSI.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2021 by Alan D.
Style: N3804A5 - Pro Model
Both W= 1/4" and 7/32" nails can be used in n3804a5 . Because their inner width is the same 3.5mm . It is mentioned in its manual that the inner width used is 3.5mm, so I know it can be used This machine is manufactured precisely with very small tolerances. I have used about 2000 nails No jam You can feel a very strong impulse, the only drawback is that it does not have a rotatable air pressure connector. I immediately used it to build my toilet wall ceiling. It helped reduce my wrist overuse. If I use a screwdriver, my hand will be very painful all day long. Hitachi is very expensive, but the quality is also very good It's worth about 150usd. it is made in TAIWAN. I set the pressure of the air compressor to be usable at about 5kg, and it can’t be used at a lower pressure, so I finally set 6kg to achieve a balance It's very light, you can take it all day without a problem W= 1/4", 3/4" nails are quite expensive W=7/32", 3/4" nails are very cheap, only about 1/3 of the price So I plan to use only W=7/32" nails for this machine in the future I also bought HPT special oil
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2021 by TAI-CHANG TU TAI-CHANG TU
Style: N3804AB3
I love this stapler! It is easy to adjust how deep the staples are driven. And I like that I can see how many staples are still in the gun. It has an easy open nose to clear jams, but I haven't had a jam yet. I think this is about as good as a stapler can get. I've owned a dozen or so air nailers and staplers over the years. I always add eight to ten drops of air nailer oil into the air line connector on the end of the gun before use each day. I always adjust the air pressure to be within the range specified for that gun, using the lowest pressure within that range that works.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2020 by Dennis Mountains
Style: N3804AB3
I own mostly Senco brand nail/staple guns. I needed a small staple gun like this one for light duty use to replace a cheap Porter Cable that I never cared for that finally broke and could not be repaired. This gun is light and has features someone using a small stapler might and find handy as we have. The price is a great deal as far as I can tell. Service time in the shop will tell as my Senco guns go years without problems. We hope this one will also. If your going to staple a lot of hard woods over 1 inch thick, think of a heavier gun
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2019 by Robert