Tacwise 500 Series 18 Gauge 50mm Angled Nails - Pack of 2000
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The Tacwise 500 Series 18 Gauge 50mm Angled Nails are designed for professional carpenters and DIY enthusiasts using compatible Tacwise inclined nailers. They provide a secure fastening solution for woodworking projects requiring precise angle placement. A key benefit is their 26-degree angle for reaching tight spots, though their compatibility is limited to specific Tacwise models.
All features
| Model Part Number | 485 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tacwise |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of wood are these nails best suited for?
These 18 gauge nails are suitable for a wide range of softwoods and hardwoods commonly used in carpentry and trim work. For very dense hardwoods, ensure your nailer has sufficient power.
Can I use these nails with other brands of nailers?
These nails are specifically designed for the listed Tacwise models. While they might physically fit in other angled nailers, performance and reliability are only guaranteed with compatible Tacwise tools.
How do I know if my Tacwise nailer is compatible?
Check your nailer's model number against the list provided: 0733 Master Nailer, 400EL Pro, 0664 Master Nailer, 500EL Pro. Also, refer to your nailer's manual for specific nail gauge and angle requirements.
What does '18 Gauge' mean?
Gauge refers to the thickness of the nail wire. An 18 gauge nail is thinner than a 16 gauge nail, resulting in a smaller hole and less surface damage, making them ideal for finish work.
How many nails are in a pack?
Each pack contains 2000 nails.
Are these nails suitable for exterior use?
The product information does not specify weather resistance. For exterior applications, it is recommended to use nails with a specific coating for corrosion resistance, and consult your Tacwise nailer's manual for appropriate fastener types.
Troubleshooting
Nails not driving straight
Verify that the nailer is correctly angled and that the nails are seated properly in the magazine. Ensure the correct nail collation angle (26 degrees) is being used.
Nail jams in the tool
Check for bent nails or debris in the nailer's magazine or track. Clear any obstructions and ensure you are using the specified Tacwise nails.
Inconsistent driving depth
Adjust the depth setting on your Tacwise nailer. Ensure the air pressure (if pneumatic) or battery charge (if electric) is at the recommended level.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Precise angle allows for fastening in tight corners.
- 50mm length is versatile for many woodworking tasks.
- High count (2000 nails) offers good value for larger projects.
- 18 gauge ensures minimal damage to visible wood surfaces.
Cons
- Limited to specific Tacwise nailer models.
- Not suitable for very heavy-duty structural applications.
- Angled nails require specific loading techniques.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
These nails are specifically designed for use with the following Tacwise inclined professional nailers:
- 0733 Master Nailer
- 400EL Pro
- 0664 Master Nailer
- 500EL Pro
Ensure your Tacwise nailer is set to accept 18 gauge, 50mm angled nails and that the collation angle matches the nail's 26-degree angle.
Loading:
- Open the magazine of your compatible Tacwise nailer.
- Insert the strip of nails, ensuring they are seated correctly in the track.
- Close the magazine securely until it locks into place.
Care:
- Store nails in a dry environment to prevent corrosion.
- Keep the nail packaging intact until ready for use to maintain organization and protect the nails.
- Regularly clean the magazine and firing mechanism of your nailer according to the manufacturer's instructions to ensure smooth nail feeding and prevent jams.