You may mock. But after it all kicks off with Russia and China, there will be high demand for items made from pallets .... or any bits of shattered timber, and there will be no charging points.
Recommend a Nail Gun
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I take it that you've cornered the market then? Better make sure that Chep doesn't find out...
I'm just finishing a (if I may be so bold) lovely platform trolley made from a pallet and the back of an old chair! Fold down handle and two shelves too!
Push pinned, hand drilled and screwed and linseed oiled. A nice little relaxing project last week in the garden in the sun.
There will be an all terrain version for negotiating the apocalyptic landscape.
Push pinned, hand drilled and screwed and linseed oiled. A nice little relaxing project last week in the garden in the sun.
There will be an all terrain version for negotiating the apocalyptic landscape.
I have come across situations where a nail and hammer would have made the lob a lot more difficult, eg when pinning something to something thinner and slightly flimsy. The nail gun drives the pin in so quickly that you don't experience bounce.
I agree that stuck brads are a PITA but I have only ever experienced them when using pin/staplers.
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Yeah I get that with first fixing, trying to stop one timber bouncing while hitting the nail several times when the gun would be so much easier. I think I rarely use a hammer now for first fixing.
But it's all down to usage. 20 brads every quarter wouldn't warrant even the cheapest gun.
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