Well, I finally got the copper carpet tacks for the door mat. I took one and
started it in a scrap block of wood then attacked it with the palm nailer.
It drove it in nice and straight but really mangled the head of the tack. So
Karen used a regular hammer and pounded in a few to keep the door
Hi all,
sorry if I mist it. Was there an answer to this one?
A further similar question. How do you all tell if your hand is straight
when driving a nail with the palm nailer? I find I bend a nail quite easy.
Thanks for any help.
Max.
Lenny McHugh wrote:
We have a fairly heavy door mat that
10:39 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] palm nailer and copper tacks
Hi all,
sorry if I mist it. Was there an answer to this one?
A further similar question. How do you all tell if your hand is straight
when driving a nail with the palm nailer? I find I bend a nail quite easy.
Thanks for any
We have a fairly heavy door mat that keeps being moved out of place. Since
outside I plan to use a few copper tacks to secure the mat. Since physically
I can no longer swing a hammer I thought about the palm nailer. Is there any
suggestions to keep the tack straight until the pounding starts? I
