Nails

Nailing into the masonry work of your home may seem like a challenge, but it's actually quite easy.

So you're getting a nail gun to make your projects quicker and easier. But which do you get?

A nail set is used to drive finishing nails into furniture.

What size is right for your project?

Adjusting the pressure on an air nail gun can help to keep the gun in good condition.

A finish nailer is a handy tool, but there are several features to consider when buying one.

The most common use for finish nails are to attach trim and molding to a house.

Consider roof material and budget when choosing nails.

Brad nails are thin and usually small nails.

Both can be used to attach woodwork together.

Anyone using a nail gun will see these two types of nails, but do you know what they’re best used for?

The right brad nail will offer a secure hold while the wrong one could ruin your project.

What about galvanized nails and pressure-treated wood?

Hammering a common nail into a wall, can be dangerous and also tough.

A hardwood floor nailer is a necessity for DIY installation.

You'll need a tough tool.

It's always best to use the best tool for the job.

You'll nail the task with this essential tool.

A pneumatic flooring nailer is a device that uses compressed air to drive flooring nails into wood or any other flooring material. Unlike the manual nailer, the device makes the nailing process a lot faster with the pull of a trigger. Tools and Materials Needed: Pneumatic flooring nailer Flooring material