Porta-Nailer 46094 2-1/8-Inch by .097-Inch Hardened Galvanized Wood to Concrete T-Nail (1,000 per Box)

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The price is nice, but the strip nails were all broken up--had to lay one-by-one nail in the nailer to use. only 1/5 were in strips

I've been using these T-Nails for nailing Wood and Hardy Board lap siding to wood studs and have found them to be an excellent choice; stronger than a finishing nail and less damaging than a framing nail. I also plan to use this type of nail for heavy trim work. For those needing a nailer, I bought my concrete nailer at Harbor Freight and it's working great after about 10 boxes of nails.

I guess these nails may be used for 1-1/2" thickness woods. I bought the Porta 460 nailer gun and 2-1/8 Inch nails. I wanted to nail plywood on concrete slab floor. I did test run, and found that only 1/3 of the nail could penetrate the concrete and the nails get bend. Later I had to switch to 1-3/8" inch nails. I tried with 3/4" plywood.

The nails came in reasonable time. That's the fault of the US Mail. Arrived in a destroyed box.