Woodworking: A Detailed Guide to Tips, How-to’s, Tools & Process: Woodworking by Thourson Scott
Author:Thourson, Scott [Thourson, Scott]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Published: 2020-08-26T16:00:00+00:00
B. Types of Nails:
1. Box Nail
Description: Essentially common nails, but with a thinner shank.
Application: Light construction and household use.
2. Brad Nail
Description: 18 gauge nails with small round heads. Easy to mask in the wood trim.
Application: Trim, moldings, cabinetry, and light DIY woodworks.
3. Common Nail
Description: Everyday nails with lengths varying from one to six inches.
Application: Most medium to heavy framing, construction, and carpentry works.
4. Finishing Nail
Description: Nails made up of 15 or 16 gauge wire with barrel-shaped heads. They are suitable for finish work.
Application: Installing paneling and trim.
5. Masonry Nail
Description: Nails specially designed to penetrate the plaster wall without tearing it down.
Application: Masonry walls.
6. Roofing Nail
Description: Characterized by disproportionately large and round heads and heavier shafts. These nails are specially designed to affix roofing materials.
Application: Roofing.
7. Upholstery Nail / Tacks
Description: Available in round and cut form, these nails have decorative heads.
Application: Hold carpet or fabric to wood.
You can lookout for a more detailed list on types of nails here.
C. How Do You Nail Wood without Splitting It?
You need to pound down the tip of the nail before hammering it in the wood. The slightly blunted nail will penetrate the piece of wood without splitting it.
D. What Length of the Nail Is Needed?
Usually, the nail should be at least three times the length of the object you intend to hammer it with. The measurement unit for nails is Pennies. The symbol is “d.” Here’s a table showing nail lengths in pennies and inches.
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