Composite Brad Nails...

[hawkeye10]

I posted about this on the Router Forum. I had not heard of them before now but I think I might be interested in trying them. I can see where they could be used in some scroll saw work but I admit not much. Maybe like in stack cutting. Just pin them together and start cutting. No worry about ruining your blade. I am sure there are more ways to use these. There are a few links on the Router Forum that will tell you more about them.

 

http://www.routerforums.com/tools-woodworking/116434-composite-brad-nails.html

[stoney]

Interesting I can defiantly see where they would be useful for outside trim applications.

[oldhudson]

If you have to use their nailer, I wouldn't be interested.

[hawkeye10]

2 hours ago, oldhudson said:

If you have to use their nailer, I wouldn't be interested.

I agree Berry.

[amazingkevin]

On 7/7/2017 at 10:48 AM, hawkeye10 said:

I posted about this on the Router Forum. I had not heard of them before now but I think I might be interested in trying them. I can see where they could be used in some scroll saw work but I admit not much. Maybe like in stack cutting. Just pin them together and start cutting. No worry about ruining your blade. I am sure there are more ways to use these. There are a few links on the Router Forum that will tell you more about them.

 

http://www.routerforums.com/tools-woodworking/116434-composite-brad-nails.html

i just stack cut with my ryobe 1.5 nailer and grind off the excess

[SCROLLSAW703]

i use hot glue. Have never had any problems with it. 

[danny]

And I have Tried all methods that I know.  Have settled with a dab of Alleens.    My 2 cents worth..........Danny  :+}