staple gun

She put the tiny staple gun in his right hand.

The first so called "forward action" staple gun was introduced about 1934.

A staple gun match may take (and has taken) many forms.

She said the hottest item at this time of the year is a staple gun.

The tape and staple gun were to hang the insulation.

I remember one time she tried to pierce my ear with a stapling gun.

In professional upholstery, its chief competitor is the staple gun.

In several instances, victims were tortured with devices like staple guns.

As they brushed past me, I saw that he carried some posters under his arm and a staple gun.

I told him they couldn't use those damned staple guns."

We used them and a staple gun to seal the broken windows as best we could.

Finally, there's a home improvement show that I - and other people who don't own staple guns - can relate to.

Gardeners with staple guns were securing evergreens to the boards.

Signs were also difficult to put up, requiring effort, staple guns, hammers and some physical labor.

Then a snapping sound, like a staple gun.

Both require different staple packs from the regular staple gun.

"Eventually," he said, "Thomas came back with a staple gun and screwdriver.

Maybe it was his slab of a toupee, which appears to have been attached with a staple gun.

Taking a strong staple gun, he stapled her nipples over her eyes.

Children will be using hammers, pliers and staple guns, all provided by the museum, under supervision.

A staple gun is often quicker and safer to use than a hammer and nails.

This is hands-on conference presentation, a case of 'have staple gun, will travel'.

A dedicated tacking device, with no base or anvil, is called a staple gun.

Meanwhile, Megan discovers that the surgical staple gun was tampered with.

Staple guns have largely replaced tacking as an upholstery technique.