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    Cut Nails: Hammering Home Authenticity

    Cut nails bring a bygone air to wood floors, doors, cabinetry, or fencing. With their heads showing on or abov...

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    Touring the Tremont Nail Mill

    … to Wareham, MA., to visit the Tremont Nail Mill. Tremont Nail, manufacturer of the cut nails used in the antique pine flooring installation in … which looks at the machinery as well as the nails it produces, offers a glimpse of turn-of- …

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    Pliers

    ...t. Immediately behind the jaws are a pair of side cutters, designed for cutting wire. Using them to cut nails will dull them quickly. Though the pliers are sold in various sizes, with lengths from five to 10 i...

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    Can't get nails out of old oak lumber

    … might have one of several problems. If the nails are old and are cut nails then the heads should be almost … . When it comes to removing the nails from the beams then you can … can sometimes get a better grip on the nails. Good luck.....Mark Hammond

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    Stuck nails in hardwood

    … old schoolhouse with maple floors. The nails are impossible to countersink and … writes: Dang! You sure the nails aren't just frozen? I … I get really old floors with cut nails that refuse to move … might try is drilling the nails out with an electric drill. …

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    entry door replacement

    Remove inside molding, cut nails or screws with a hack saw, remove old unit. Check squarness of opening and size of new unit. You want the hinge side to be as solid as possable and work from that side. Shim the other side where …

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    taking out windows?

    … want to remove the window trim and such so you can gain access to nails and screws. Depending, you may need a Recriprocating Saw to cut nails if you can't get them out by hand. Once the window(s) are 'freed' from …

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    How to de-nail old T&G flooring

    We have 1000 sf of Oak T&G flooring removed from a demolition; we're planning to install & refinish it in a remodel. Any suggestions as to an efficient way to de-nail the thousands of hand-nailed "cut nails" in the tongues?

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    detecting

    annsdanen,.... The fasteners on the cedar should be square cut nails from the early 1900s or before,....that to me, would put the heavy green … That`s why they are thick, and might have roof nails with really big nailheads.

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    New Door Between Kitchen and Garage

    … equal spacing around top & opposite frame to door. If off, will probably need to use saber saw to cut nails securing top & opposite side of frame. Then, with door closed, use shims to insure equal spacing around …

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    How to de-nail old oak T&G Flooring?

    We have 1000 sf of Oak T&G flooring removed from a demolition; we're planning to install & refinish it in a remodel. Any suggestions as to an efficient way to de-nail the thousands of hand-nailed "cut nails" in the tongues?

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    tapcons

    … might be able to use cedar, which will take a normal fastener. you could use cut nails and not have to buy the power nailer. You only need 3/4 inches … way to make ugly if you screw up, those nails like to decide to not drive at the last …

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    Keeping plaster or not

    … and moldings can be carefully removed and nails removed from the BACK side ( … often found moldings attached with cut nails. The nails tend to pull through … a Sawzall to be used to cut the nails, rather than pulling the boards off, risking breakage. This is …

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    Hardwood floor nailer

    Big Joe, I don't know if you ever got an answer. The nails you are removing are cut nails probably installed by hand. I own the Porta Nailer and am half way thru a 528 sq ft install. The nailer will …

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    dimensional lumber as flooring

    … 4" plywood subfloor necessary or is it overkill. How much space should I leave for shrinkage/expansion and should I use cut nails to nail the boards down or some sort of adhesive? thanks a lot!!

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    Pine floors for workshop?

    … 1x6 pine planks face nailed with cut nails. I would cut the planks down to size depending on how straight the … or spacing is best (or more tradition with cut nails?) Is anyone familiar with traditional stains and pigments that one can mix …

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    sanding/restoring old hardwood floors

    Walsh: Why set the nails? What a good way to ruin an antique looking floor. I can see a reason to set sharp 6p nails or similar as it will tear apart sanding paper, but older cut nails will not, unless there is something I am missing here. Here's a …

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    Wide oak board floor

    … a subfloor of 3/4" fir plywood and plan to surface nail the boards with cut nails. They will be tongue and groved and are kiln dried. I plan to finish … together should I nail? Does anyone know a good place to get these cut nails?

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    Wide oak board floor

    … s,they used wide boards back then.i'm not sure but i don't think they T & G back then,they did use cut nails( i'm not sure where you will find them) leave a gap about a penney wide (spacer) to allow for expansion , …

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    wide plank wood flooring

    … for my new townhome. I like the decorative look of rosehead, or sqaure cut, nails on each plank. Being that I will be installing this flooring over … need to install a moisture barrier. Further, the nails must be short in length, as they …





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