Will this work on attaching wood fence panels
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Yes. Common sense says one has to make sure the brads are long enough, and that the project is appropriate for brads, instead of nails (with a head on them). Have fun.
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no, my experience has been the fence panels need thicker nails than the nailer uses. nails need larger heads. so brad nailer is unsuitable for fence panels
68348
The maximum size nail is 2 inches. I counter sunk nails through 1/2" oak into another 1/2" oak board into a pine bench. And the result was very secure. Hope this helps.
68349
yep it should work for that, u could tack them up at the least and screw/nail them up later if so desired
1775319
As long as it isn't 'draped' it should work. It's stiff & incredibly strong.If not applying w/ frame channel & spline method just attach to woodenwindow w/ staples & a thin wooden or metal frame
1489900
We had this product installed and it did not work for us -- unfortunately. We had a handyman make our gate less wide and now it doesn't sag. I doubt it would work well for any type fence considering our experience with it.
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I'm not an expert, but it works very well on laminate. I would think it would work on wood.
270643
I've only used mine a few times to do my fence and deck, it really works wonders. A bit messy, but I see no reason why this would no work on furniture. I plan to do my cabinets this coming spring with my graco.
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Hi Lisa, I'm actually not sure. I had to use it on wood and it seemed to work great. Sorry!!
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I'm sure you could use it on any kind of fence as long as you don't exceed the maximum weight. If your cedar wood fence is heavy then I would get the FM500
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It should, it basically provides that strip of wood as a "nailer" or mounting surface for anything you want to screw to it.
600018
So long as your saw has a slot for a miter gage you can use this feather board to keep your wood solid against the fence.
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Yes this Wen 61720 is capable of nailing into fence lumber. This nailer uses brads which are smaller / thinner nails mainly used to attach trim lumber to door frames and moldings to various areas inside a structure. These brad nails come in 3/4 inch up to 2 inch in length. This product is of very good quality and I love mine.
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Yes as long as the surface is smooth to hold the glue. You may want to you use 3 coats of contact glue on the wall as well as the back of the panel, this should do the magic. Good luck .
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it will drive 2/12" finish nails without hesitation. Fencing may require framing nails which would be another tool
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I am not sure, but I doubt it. The fence has a specific latching mechanism that is probably different than the one on a craftsman saw. I had to mount the rails on my saw by drilling a few holes.
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Yes, it will attach to wood or a fence as you say. Mine is attached to a wall not tile, in my bathroom. The picture makes it look like tile, but, it would be hard, (for me) to drill into tile if this were required.
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It did not work on my wood frame because the part of the frame that connects to the support was too wide. I guess it would work if the wood frame was as thin as those on a metal frame.
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Sure. It should work on any properly installed fence. This energizer is rated for bears in case that matters.Some energizers are intended for thinner skinned animals that have a lower ohm resistance to overcome thanbears do. So you might ask, depending on what the fence is for whether or not you want that much of a jolt. If you are trying to keep bears out then this is the definitely the right one. As far as fence function goes that mostly has to do with how clear the fence is kept from weedsand other things that can sap power and what the total run of the fence is in terms of feet/miles. Sure. It should work on any properly installed fence. This energizer is rated for bears in case that matters.Some energizers are intended for thinner skinned animals that have a lower ohm resistance to overcome thanbears do. So you might ask, depending on what the fence is for whether or not you want that much of a jolt. If you are trying to keep bears out then this is the definitely the right one. As far as fence function goes that mostly has to do with how clear the fence is kept from weedsand other things that can sap power and what the total run of the fence is in... » Read More Sure. It should work on any properly installed fence. This energizer is rated for bears in case that matters.Some energizers are intended for thinner skinned animals that have a lower ohm resistance to overcome thanbears do. So you might ask, depending on what the fence is for whether or not you want that much of a jolt. If you are trying to keep bears out then this is the definitely the right one. As far as fence function goes that mostly has to do with how clear the fence is kept from weedsand other things that can sap power and what the total run of the fence is in terms of feet/miles. « Show Less
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It should. I only used it on staining redwood fences. It is a paint "blower" and I felt I did not as much control of the pattern as a paint sprayer. Very easy to clean though.