MProve Heavy Duty 18-Guage 1-1/4in (32mm) Electro-Galvanized Brad Nails [5,000 Nails]

MProve Heavy Duty 18-Guage 1-1/4in (32mm) Electro-Galvanized Brad Nails [5,000 Nails]

$ 13.01

Score By Feature

Based on 314 ratings

Value for money

9.31

Delivery

9.15

Giftable

9.19

Packaging

9.39

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Product Description

A GREAT ITEM FOR Molding and decorative trim, furniture trim, window beading, blind pinning of upholstered and trim panels, rattan, scribe molding, cabinets, drawers, picture frames, and so on

The T-shaped head design means that the improved precision drawn wire assures consistent accurate pins and improved tensile strength for each pin length, ensuring virtually no visible differences in the finished pieces

GALAXY FOR WEATHER RESISTANCE AND FEWER TOOL JAMMIES FOR FINER FINISHING Galvanized finish for greater rust resistance, Fewer tool

1 1 / 4in (32mm) nails are made of a durable 18-gauge electrogalvanized nail that is packaged in a case of 5,000

It is efficient and dependable to use chisel point nails

Questions & Answers

How well do these work with Bostitch nailers?

There are a few nailers in my collection. I am able to use 3/8" nails with my Craftsman. There is a need for longer nails for the others as well. In my opinion, if your gun can fire a nail this size, it shouldn't matter what brand of nail or gun you use. Each nailer that I use has a mix and match of nails. It is the gauge and length that matter. I hear about it that way, at least.

Can these be used on wood that has been treated?

A hot topic The preservative treated wood industry recommends that preservative treated wood be secured with galvanized or stainless steel fasteners, anchors, and hardware.

The Craftsman 18 gauge 3/8" brad nailer model ML is compatible with this product. ?

Craftsman 351 is the model I have. Model 184090 was very accurate and the nails were in perfect condition. It should work fine if the nailer says 3/8" on it. I was also concerned about this. There was no disappointment for me. The glue I used on the project was from this bottle. I was surprised by how well it worked.

How do I know if they will work inside a Porter Cable BN200a? Because the tool says to use a 3/4" brad nail minimum length, I'm wondering if that would work for me. ?

Sadly, I do not know about the nailer. However, I found these to be When removing, the bungs are very easy to break. For your information.

Selected User Reviews For MProve Heavy Duty 18-Guage 1-1/4in (32mm) Electro-Galvanized Brad Nails [5,000 Nails]

The nails are very good

5/5

A set of nails that matches the description. I've never had a problem with them fitting and firing.

Katie Witt

| Oct 15, 2020

A strong, excellent piece of furniture that serves its purpose very well

5/5

The packaging that it came in was not to my liking. It was necessary to ship the product in a strong box due to its weight A bag is not an item. Despite the delays, the container made it, but the thin cardboard box that held it was torn and needs a new and proper storage container.

Daniella Henson

| Oct 21, 2020

The quality of Brad nails is average

3/5

A quality that falls in the medium to high range. The gun tends to jam or bend these bards, unlike the other bards I used before. Due to this, I had to take apart the gun and waste precious time. The screws seemed to be weak. They achieved the goal though they were not as efficient as they could have been.

Zayd Montoya

| Oct 02, 2020

We give this one five stars

5/5

The quality of the product is outstanding. The price is excellent.

Frank Byers

| Apr 03, 2021

It is definitely worth the money! Where did we get 1000 of these locally for what we paid? These nails are on sale for the same price as five thousand of them

5/5

All the way around, they are worth it, and they do an excellent job. This is a necessary item for my son and I as we make furniture out of old pallets. They are very good and I am going to purchase.