Cordless stapler/nailer

I have been using a Tacwise corded stapler/ nailer for bullnoses and odds and ends for the last 9 months. Ok , but keeps jamming now, would quite like a cordless one for bullnose, gripper etc, any recs? cant be arssed with getting an extension lead out for smaller jobs, a decent cordless one would be used a lot more.

 

biggest prob would be the size of the cordless ones
A lot bugger than the corded ones
Have you tried a miastri?
Nice and small, still corded tho

 

bigger...
pmsl

 

Just want something I can grab and use, as a time saver, if i have to start plugging in, unplugging , getting the extension in, I will prob just stick to hammer and nails.

 

Sorry WTFH (flippin) IS pmsl? lol

 

Most hallways have a socket in the hall that reaches the bn I find

 

I use the stapler for grippering too, much quicker on the big hsl jobs

 

Yeah, thats what I do at the mo.

 

Yeah, thats what I want to do lol

 

Yeh ive got a ta kwise ranger cordless but its no good for bullnoses as its too big and bulky uase it to pin scotia etc

 

When I worked with my uncle, he had a makita battery powered one.

 

p'ing myself laughing

 

I think that's the autofeed one for dry wall work, I don't think you can get screws small enough for what the OP wants.

 

I did check out the Makita website b4 the original post, from what i can see they only do ones that take 10mm wide staples, or nails, not the narrow staples up to 35mm that my tacwise one does,

 

Ok, doesnt look like ther is such an animal, will prob get the maestri

 

Metabo used to do one.
I've got one in my dads shed somewhere, it must be 8 or 9 years old now. Battery must be dead.

 

Went on the Metabo website, dont make them anymore.

Which maestri one should I go for? notice the 4000 only does up to 20mm staples?

 

606 does brads and staples

 

yes but it's crap as a brad gun if its the same one I'm thinking of.

 

Elaborate??