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Rosetto tacker RT12. Vintage?
Are there commom staples to arrow etc.?
looks like an old bostitch stapler I used and that used generic staples that were a common item for staplers
all you have to be careful of is the width of the staples in use as some do not slide easily in the rail if they are not made for that width rail in the stapler
prong length is of no matter as you can get different lengths for different materials
There is a Stanley bostitch model B2000 stapler in
The person that asked this is probably long gone, but in case anyone else comes across this... I had the exact same problem when I dropped this same stapler today and the spring came out. After examining it for a bit, I realized where the spring had to go and fixed it.Open the stapler the same way you would as if you were replacing the staples and look at the top piece, towards the back. There will be an elongated black hook here to attach one end of the spring. The trick is where you route the spring after that... look towards the front end of the same top piece, and you'll see 2 holes in the metal. You need to push the spring up through the first hole, then pull it back down through the second hole (you may want to use a straightened paper clip to snag the spring so you can pull it through that second one), and only then do you attach the other end of the spring to the hook in the sliding metal piece that advances the staples in the staple holder.And that's it!
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