Sentences with phrase «nail gun did»

Can you tell me what brand / model of nail gun did you use and nail size?

What type of nail gun do you use and size of nails?

Not exact matches

† † If I can pass along a little hint, when you want to tattoo PRAYER WORKS on your forehead like I tried to, don't do it using a nail gun as a needle.

None of that precludes painting their nails red (for either of them), but it certainly does mean that I won't be teaching them how to pick up a gun and use it.

This nail gun is a perfect solution for anyone looking for a budget conscious way to get the job done.

The planking on the ceiling — did you fill in the holes from the nail gun before staining?

I used my nail gun (seriously, the best investment), but if you don't have one you can always nail them together the old fashioned way.

nail after losing heavy i come back in market i read your articular and promise my self to do not mistake i tell some one to keep gun to my head

Not only do they sell some dangerous products — like circular saws, nail guns and various grinders — they design their stores to resemble large warehouses.

Experience is not required... you too can learn how to use a table saw or nail gun as many did during this awe - inspiring transformation.

less coats... I need to know if I need to paint the tongue part at all... and if I don't have a nail gun how do I put them up?

To install, they used liquid nails and a nail gun, and then did a final coat of paint.

We didn't use any sort of adhesive or nail them into the studs... my husband just used a nail gun and put six or so nails in each plank.

The few times I've done this, the nail gun (and / or hammer) would keep hitting the wall while I was trying to use it.

I see that you said you connected the shelves to the rear supports with glue and nails, but how did you get the nail gun (or hammer) close enough to the end of the shelf?

I can't believe that y ’ all have done all that work on your house and only just now bought a nail gun!!!

I am inspired by you and Kevin daily, I don't know if I am ready to use a nail gun yet but maybe one day I'll get the nerve to give it a try.

I didn't have a nail gun when I did this project back in 2007, so I just used wood glue to hold everything together.

Also what size nails did you use in your nail gun?

Don't ya just love your nail gun... don't know how we lived without one for so long!

Like how come The Home Depot and Lowe's saw is still not working, am I the only one that ever picks out bowed wood, why is my nail gun not firing nails, 31.5 inches is the center of the wall so why did I drill at 32.5 inches??? I think I am stuck in a an episode of Days of our Lives at times.

While it's holding up well now, before packing it away come January, we're going to use our nail gun and add some nails too, just to make sure the frame pieces don't eventually pop off.

(Use a nail gun and construction adhesive to attach it to the ceiling, but don't forget to cut holes for new light fixtures before you put it up!

The boards were nailed (nail gun) and glued very close together (I don't believe the contractor used spacers at all) so the grooves between are less pronounced (nice for not accumulating dust, I suppose!).

Kevin, you have done EXACTLY what I needed someone to do for me... I had been experiencing serious and debilitating yearnings for a nail gun, but after trying to read all the warnings and the muddled instructions, I was backing away for fear I would destroy something or myself.

Did your set come with 2 guns so you can use different size nails?

People used to say you could do anything with duct tape, but give me my liquid nails and pneumatic nail gun anyday!

This is exactly what we need to do in our new place, and I'm wondering if a nail gun will work on popcorn???

I would recommend securing them using a nail gun or screws if you want to be sure it doesn't fall apart.

With my electric nail gun and my dad's expertise, we got this job done pretty fast and that really added some much needed architectural details to this plain Jane dining room.

if you find yourself trying to it's to install baseboards, crown moulding, and frame out doorways with a hammer and nails, an air compressor with a nail gun will make your life a lot easier, and will allow you to do those projects a lot faster.

We then measured our center line, dabbed some E6000 glue to the applique (wood glue works just as well) and hammered in three small finish nails (we don't have our nail gun here but hand tools work just fine!)

I love my Ryobi battery powered nail guns, especially for quick projects because I don't have to take the time to hook up the air compressor.

I highly suggest you purchase a nail gun if you're going to do this.