You do know you chose a scaffolding nail as your illustration...the upper head is driven with a hammer, and it is used to withdraw the nail; the lower head bears on the surface into which the nail is driven; used on temporary structures such as scaffolds, formwork, etc.
We need to get you a more permanent nail instead- maybe a nice finishing nail that is almost impossible to remove within damaging the material (laugh).
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You do know you chose a scaffolding nail as your illustration...the upper head is driven with a hammer, and it is used to withdraw the nail; the lower head bears on the surface into which the nail is driven; used on temporary structures such as scaffolds, formwork, etc.
We need to get you a more permanent nail instead- maybe a nice finishing nail that is almost impossible to remove within damaging the material (laugh).
Good luck.
PACSMan
Yeah, I Google'd 16-penny duplex nails for pics - something big, strong, sturdy... just in case I fall on it!
BTW - I've put in my resume to a headhunter in Tampa/St. Pete... haha - - - or maybe that's bwahahahaha
No way. Celebrations are on the horizon.
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