Fischer Angled Brad Nails - 63mm - 16G - Silver

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This guide helps users effectively utilize Fischer 16G Galvanised Angled Brad Nails. These nails are ideal for woodworking projects, offering a secure and aesthetically pleasing finish by securing corners or near the corners of the wood, the blunt ends are less likely to split the wood. Note that these nails are primarily for internal applications unless used for a temporary fix or when using stainless steel.

All features

ColourSilver
Model Part Number553923
BrandFischer

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FAQs

What are these nails made of?

These nails are made of carbon steel with a galvanised finish.

Can I use these nails outdoors?

These nails are intended for internal applications unless used for a temporary fix or using stainless steel.

What type of tools are these nails compatible with?

They are compatible with all major second fix angled nailing tools.

What is the purpose of the angled design?

The angled design facilitates easier and more secure fastening, especially in corners.

Are these nails suitable for hardwoods?

Yes, these nails can be used in both soft and hardwoods.

How should I store the nails?

Store the nails in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

What if the nails aren't firing correctly?

Check the nail alignment and make sure the tool is properly loaded and there is still fuel in the cell if using a gas powered tool.

Why are the nail heads lost?

Lost heads on the nails provide an aesthetic finish that cannot be seen when fixed deeper into the substrate.

Troubleshooting

Nails are not firing correctly.

Check the nail alignment in the tool. Ensure the tool is properly loaded, and the fuel cell (if applicable) is not depleted.

Wood is splitting during installation.

Ensure you are using the correct nail length for the application. If the wood is prone to splitting, pre-drill pilot holes.

Nails are not flush with the surface.

Adjust the depth setting on your nail gun. If the nail heads are still visible, use a nail punch to countersink them.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Secure fastening for woodworking projects.
  • Reduces wood splitting due to blunt ends.
  • Corrosion-resistant galvanised finish.
  • Aesthetically pleasing finish as heads are lost.
  • Easy to use with angled nailing tools.
  • Suitable for various applications in both soft and hardwood.

Cons

  • Primarily for internal use, unless temporary or stainless steel.
  • Requires a compatible angled nailing tool.
  • May require careful removal if glue dries.
  • Not suitable for external use unless temporary or using stainless steel.
  • Specific fuel cells are needed for Gas powered tools

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Tool Compatibility: Ensure the nails are compatible with your angled second fix nailing tool.
  2. Fuel Cell (Gas Tools): For gas-powered tools, purchase Fischer 2nd fix fuel cells (540498).
  3. Loading Nails: Follow your tool's instructions for loading brad nails.

Compatibility

  • Wood Types: Suitable for both soft and hardwood.
  • Tools: Compatible with all major second fix angled nailing tools.

Care

  • Storage: Store nails in a dry place to prevent corrosion.
  • Tool Maintenance: Regularly clean and maintain your nailing tool to ensure optimal performance.

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