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#0194 [UPDATED] Makita Stapler Adapter [various sizes, for flat cables up to 9mm wide]

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Allows you to confidently staple cables in place without accidentally piercing the jacket.

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[UPDATE Jan 13, 2025]: I expanded the cable size range to include:

  1. 6x2mm cables
  2. 7x2mm cables (original with slight modification)
  3. 7x3mm cables
  4. 8x2mm cables
  5. 8x3mm cables
  6. 9x3mm cables

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I was gifted a Makita 18V LXT Stapler recently (using T50 flat crown staples, Model: XTS01) and already I'm finding ways to use 3D printing to enhance its function. This snap-on adapter is designed specifically for this stapler.  It centers the low voltage cable against the stapler so you can confidently staple them to a surface without worrying about piercing the cable jacket accidentally (or worse, shorting the cable).

You can find this Makita staple gun on Amazon here.

Key features:

  1. Fits flat cables up to 7mm wide, and 2mm thick.
  2. Snaps on and off easily - no tools required.
  3. Quick and easy print - no supports needed.
  4. Small and easy to store.

I am open to requests for adapters to fit different cable sizes for this staple gun that's within the size of the T50 staple type.  The maximum cable size it can accommodate is 9mm diameter (depends on the staple lengths that's loaded (staple gun fits up to 7/8" (22.2mm) long.

Printing Recommendations:

  1. Use PETG/ABS/ASA/PC if you have them - you need some flexibility for the snap feature to work properly.
  2. PLA+ is suitable too (I tested with Polymaker PLA+ successfully).
  3. 0.2mm layers, 0.4mm nozzle, 3 vertical walls minimum.
  4. Regular PLA not recommended - too brittle and may break during use.

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