| Review by SchotterWoodworking | posted 1187 days ago | 1485 views | 0 times favorited | 8 comments | ![]() |
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- Porter-Cable NS150B
- Brand: Porter-Cable | Category: Pneumatic Nailers

I purchased this stapler after being disappointed with the 1” gun that came in my PC combo kit. It is a full range narrow crown stapler: 18ga. 1 1/2”. It has a selector on the trigger for bump-action or sequential firing which is a nice feature, as opposed to swapping out triggers. The carry handle is flimsy, but aren’t they all. The gun has never jammed and is oil-free. Compared to a gun like the Senco SKSXP that I use at work, it’s a toy; but, for less than $100.00 (Ebay) it is a great gun for the money.




















8 comments so far
Johnny_Yuma
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#1 posted 1187 days ago
I have the older version of this gun and I can’t say enough good things about it.
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Mateo
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#2 posted 1186 days ago
can this gun be used for upholstery. Opinions are very much welcomed. :)
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dennis mitchell
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#3 posted 1186 days ago
Don’t lose your receipt. The last one I bought quickly developed a leak and now just sits in the junk drawer.
Johnny_Yuma
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#4 posted 1186 days ago
Dennis, you CAN rebuild them.
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SchotterWoodworking
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#5 posted 1186 days ago
Mateo, I would not recommend this for upholstery. This is a construction stapler and has too much beef for fabrics; however, look for porter cable’s 22ga. stapler. http://www.deltaportercable.com/Products/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=11640 That’s their site.
Johnny_Yuma
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#6 posted 1186 days ago
A rebuild kit should only cost you about $20-30.
I can’t say anything about the new version but my BN is an absolute work horse.
I’m sure I have shot 100,000 brads through it. Only oiled once and have never replaced a single part.
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Rick
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#7 posted 1184 days ago
Fortunately I am with Johnny. Re Built one after a few years service for $25. Works better than it ever did. Great piece of equipment!!
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Hunterastin
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#8 posted 1150 days ago
i have an older PC crown staple and love it, i got it from a buddy who was a trim guy and used it daily for years and when he got a new one he passed me the old one. i love it and still works as good as new, i oiled it and it was ready to rock and roll
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