can they be used in aco pt lumber?
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The counter sunk nail heads did rust and stain the wood that I used them in. In all fairness the lumber was fresh cut green red oak off my sawmill. Other than that issue they are excellent and a real bear to pull out which is also an excellent trait.
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Yes, they can. They are made to withstand soaking off acrylic nails which can only be done with acetone. They work really well.
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No. See Brian Bogg's recent article in Fine Woodworking or Rob Cosman's video You Tube video on his site.
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I am not positive but I cant see why you couldnt use wood if you wanted to.
1026807
Should be if the nails are not too large. I recommend deck screws and perhaps predrilling so as not to split the wood.
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I used treated lumber primarily because it was cheaper than composite. Composite lumber would probably work; not decking squares. You need to look carefully at the dimensions. When I have used composite in the past it was not exactly the same size as the equivalent wood lumber.
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Hi....it depends on the thickness of the wood...you can use staples or nails - the staples are regular, and the nails are small around 15mm -(0,59 inches) I use frequently this electric staple - I'm very satisfied !
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Thanks for your inquiry. Most of the wood floors we carry can work for your use.
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I would also say yes as long as the wood they are being screwed into is sturdy like a 4x4 or 4x6 or 2 2x4 attached to one another.
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Too all out there. These are like wood screws. If it's a wood stock, they will work.
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Yes this Wen 61720 is capable of nailing into fence lumber. This nailer uses brads which are smaller / thinner nails mainly used to attach trim lumber to door frames and moldings to various areas inside a structure. These brad nails come in 3/4 inch up to 2 inch in length. This product is of very good quality and I love mine.
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Yes you can. I've purchased them at Home Depot if they're not available on Amazon.
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i had none. they were screwed in to mahogany. i can t see any problem with a hard wood. if using pine posts you might consider bolts instead of lag screws
1250000
I don't see why not, so long as you cut all your boards to the same scale. I did something similar with another shed I built.
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I don't see why not. I have not been able to use the set i ordered, but they are very durable to touch and came with durable steel bolts and t-nuts. I weighed the option of using them on concrete myself and have yet to delegate them to one surface or another at this time.
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Oops wrong product, they do cut through wood but kinda shred plywood when the tap starts cutting I would use regular drill bits instead of these
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I used the 15 gage on 3/4" stock (into 2x4 frameing) and it worked great. Baseboards I have not gotten to yet but my plan would be to try the 15 gage and if it blows through the wood or cracks go with the brad nailer. Good luck!