In the manufacture, repair and restoration of furniture, staples are often used to fasten upholstery material. A special anti-stapler for removing staples will allow you to remove pieces of metal from a wooden or polymer base without damaging fragile materials. A well-chosen hand tool is an indispensable assistant not only in the hands of a furniture maker, but also in an ordinary universal home workshop.
Stapling Tool Design
Typically, even a relatively small piece of furniture will have a significant number of metal staples that need to be removed with care. A special, soft ergonomic handle will allow you to firmly hold the tool in your hand, but at the same time not experience fatigue and not make sudden movements that could lead to damage to the wooden or polymer base. Other equally important characteristics should be added:
- Maximum service life of the tool.
- Strong metal base does not tend to wear out quickly.
- Resists well physical damage during operation.
- Compact dimensions and low dead weight of the anti-stapler.
- The best models are made of stainless steel.
The last factor is especially important in the furniture business. The presence of traces of corrosion may negatively affect repair or restoration work. Rust penetrates deeply into the wooden base of furniture or upholstery and significantly spoils the appearance of the product. The tool must resist deformation of the working part during staple removal.
The secret of the popularity of the anti-stapler
Using a stapler as a fastener for textile, film and even paper material greatly facilitates and speeds up the work process. But even a professional can make a mistake by fixing the wrong section of material or driving one (several) brackets into the wrong place. Removing staples will be most useful in the following cases:
- during any repair work;
- instant removal of excess staples from the base;
- safe work with small metal parts;
- in the process of carrying out some work on the machine;
- repair work in modern premises.
When working with furniture, the master should also buy a leather punch. It creates smooth edges of holes without damaging the leather material. Without creating areas of reduced strength that could lead to future ruptures.
