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Tebo Deck Stapler
Does anyone have any experience with this tool?
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Trade: Custom deck builder
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Re: Tebo Deck Stapler
Never used it before but the prongs sticking out and banging the next board into them does not sound like a really simple thing to do. Not hard but not easy. Deckmaster HFS is not a hard system to work with if you have a right angle drill.
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Re: Tebo Deck Stapler
I heard a horror story of someone who thought it would work with ipe.
Really bad move. |
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The Deck Guy
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Re: Tebo Deck Stapler
Ugh...I would rather use a staple gun with T50s
What a joke that thing is. Stay away from it! |
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Re: Tebo Deck StaplerQuote:
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Trade: Decking
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Location: Connecticut
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Re: Tebo Deck Stapler
I have to agree, HFS 's are the future of decking... especially with the innovations in the systems going on these days
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Re: Tebo Deck Stapler
Hi im a professional contractor and we use the tebo some deck we do.
i know i wake a 6 years old topic but after reading this i tought if you dont know the you should not talk about it... i know now... the tebo is great and easy to use. when i first put my hand on this i tought it would be a pain to use but not much then others hidden system. i was wrong. Tebo install plank as fast as i will do with a wood floor. my carpenter who used it is totally sell to it. at first when i saw the angled staple i said to myself that using this it gonna be a pain. in fact everything align perfectly and the next plank enter the prone part with out much effort. you need to leave no gap between plank as the plank dry it will contract but the plank remain tight. ( that was my biggest concern) We never tryed on Ipe and predrilling with this system seem a pain so i will probably not try. But, with cedar and treated wood it's marvellous, fast and easy. Much faster then drilling. The downside is the staple are expensive but counting the time we gain the final cost for the deck is about the same. one thing i like is that the stapple goes on the side of the frame not on top, reducing the water damage on the long term ( i guess, time will tell) the down side is if you want to install the plank at an angle, you need to frame at angle. When you put the last planks you cant use the stapler. they make a staple for this, we put SS 16g nail at angle on both side and we glue the plank with deck glue, that's faster. but not as invisible as the staple would have be. i saw a similar system HIDfast, it's weird that the inventor as the same name as this system, Mr. Tebo. i dont know if it's related in some way. but their system is air driven, and tebo is not. witch best ? i would have to try HIDfast to tell. we started using this this years, so i can't tell for the long term we will see. |
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The Deck Guy
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Re: Tebo Deck Stapler
Glenn Tebo invented the Tebo gun...sold it and then invented the HIDFast.
The HIDFast is excellent. In fact, we might be going 100% HIDFast on all our deck products in lieu of clips.
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Re: Tebo Deck Stapler
We have a Tim Tebow that we aren't using. Put him on the HIDFast to use both of them.
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Re: Tebo Deck StaplerQuote:
Let us know if there is some draw backs and if most manufacturers will accept it. Good luck |
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Re: Tebo Deck StaplerQuote:
We use a lot of clips with good results but HIDFast is absolutely faster when using grooved boards (which most are except Azek) and it also through fastens the board to the joist which is really helps to eliminate squeaks and lateral movement. I know a few big deck contractors that have gone 100% HIDfast with good results.
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Re: Tebo Deck Stapler
Cool ----so is adhesive a must when using them? I thought solid planks were advised. I would think there is a potential of splitting some grooves.
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Re: Tebo Deck StaplerQuote:
I've tested it on grooved PVC and three kinds of capstock composite with excellent results. No splitting at all.
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Re: Tebo Deck Stapler
He needs to send me a gun to try out on the steel frame, I've heard rumors that it does work.
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Re: Tebo Deck Stapler
how much easier can they possibly make it for you deck guys?
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Re: Tebo Deck Stapler
I bought a hidfast to do my azek deck it worked great. Built the deck last summer and have had zero issues. I dont need the gun anymore. I am a lineman by trade and this was my deck so I do not plan on using it again. If anyone is interested drop me a line
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