Factory-Reconditioned Ryobi ZRP300 One+ Nailer/Stapler

• Brad nail size: 3/4" up to 1-1/4"
• Staple size: 1/4" up to 9/16" (3/8" crown width)
• Easy to load magazine accepts up to 100 brad nails or 84 staples
• Front activation pin on the magazine helps prevent accidental firing
• Overmold grip for increased user comfort

This stapler/nailer barely performs for even the most remedial tasks.I would not suggest buying this item when there are much more affordable tools out there that out perform it.I bought the old style hand held staple gun,had zero problems and completed my project.As a stapler this thing works okay,but it wont drive brads through the thinnest of materials and bends half the nails it does drive.Nothing but a bad attempt at what is supposed to be a helpful tool,and I am a huge fan of Ryobi products.

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I have used longest 9/16 staples, and they could not punch together 1/4 plywood and 1/2 MDF. The bearingly punched 1/4 plywood through, forget about the MDF.

I could use it or P301 for running staples around loose upholstery on your chair or sofa. BUT I would not use it for lumber work: wood, hardwood, plywood, or MDF. Too weak! Use compressor staplers instead.

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What a great concept, portable, no hoses or cords to incumber you. However, as a brad nailer it does not perform well. It would not seat a 1-1/4 inch brad through a half inch vinyl quarter round to a pine baseboard. I leaves about 1/8 inch of the brad protruding. In addition, accuracy on a small piece is a challenge with the wide driving end of the tool larger than the piece. I had a similar problem fastening 3/4 inch wood trim, The brads are not driven completely into the piece, regardless of the setting adjustment. Trying to seat the protruding brads with a hammer presents another challenge, They inevitably bend over unless hit perfectly square.

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Tried driving a 3/4" brad through a soft cedar fencing plank and the nailer couldn't even get the nail all the way through. The concept is good for a light and convenient compressorless tool, but it can't do its basic function of driving a nail.

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I am a huge Ryobi One+ fan, but sadly this unit is not powerful enough to fully set any staple or brad nail into wood. Additionally, the strip of staples or nails falls apart in the loader so they get jammed and most of them have to be discarded.