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02-19-2019, 23:54
Fentonite

?Anyhoo? ... (i.e., the previous post was a snoozer, and I?m out)

Ok. Gnite.
02-19-2019, 23:57
ChickNorris

No. Anyhoo i.e., the glitch distracted me... squirrel !

:)
02-19-2019, 23:59
Fentonite

Where?!?
02-19-2019, 23:59
Grant H.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kowalski Lives

What are you drilling in trim? I always use a finish nailer. Think you can still use that with stain grade trim as well.

I don't do enough of that type of work to warrant buying a finish nailer. I predrilled because there have been times before working with wood, that the nail would split the work if I just banged it in. Thought about gluing it on, didn't want to do that.

This kit has been well worth the money.

https://www.amazon.com/Freeman-P4FRF...eeman+nail+kit

I bought it since I was going to redo a large portion of the house when we bought it, and the finish nailer, and stapler, have been great tools.

The framing nailer was awesome when we rebuilt a large portion of a hack-job addition at my brothers house.
02-20-2019, 00:01
ChickNorris

& now I'm thinking about my 1897 Denver Victorian & all the plaster & moulding work required to convert it back to a single family unit. It had at one time been partitioned into 7 apartments.
02-20-2019, 00:03
Great-Kazoo

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grant H.

This kit has been well worth the money.

https://www.amazon.com/Freeman-P4FRF...eeman+nail+kit

I bought it since I was going to redo a large portion of the house when we bought it, and the finish nailer, and stapler, have been great tools.

The framing nailer was awesome when we rebuilt a large portion of a hack-job addition at my brothers house.

Says on the bottom. Nail capacity is reduced for the following states . Then list 1/2 doz.

For the record this is post #89577 on page 2235
02-20-2019, 00:04
Fentonite

It’ll be worth it.
02-20-2019, 00:07
Grant H.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Says on the bottom. Nail capacity is reduced for the following states . Then list 1/2 doz.

For the record this is post #89577 on page 2235

I'm lost...
02-20-2019, 00:08
ChickNorris

I enjoyed restoring all the old gas lighting fixtures. The banister was a b*tch & a super score when I salvaged matching fireplace tile & transom hardware from a roll off & remodel 5 blocks south. I miss the old architectural salvage that was off of Colorado Blvd.
02-20-2019, 00:10
ChickNorris

Even after they moved, but before they closed for good, it just wasn't the same.