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When you think of driving nails into solid surfaces, you may think of positioning the nail manually with your fingers and pounding it in with a hammer. That's certainly one way to drive a nail, but ...

Using a nail gun (also commonly called a nailer) is faster and requires much less physical effort than swinging a hammer. So you'll regularly see them on construction sites and will often find them on ...

A few months ago, I brought my 20-ounce hammer and a traditional nail set tool with me to church. A six-penny finish nail, driven by a carpenter in the late 1800s through a piece of oak trim, had ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A good nail gun can make a lot of projects much easier. Whether you're adding trim to a home, putting up a fence, or working on installing a ...