Tacwise Type 500 Angled Nails - 50mm - 18 Gauge - Galvanised

These Tacwise 18 Gauge collated angled nails are 50mm in length and come in a 1000 pack. They are ...

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This guide is for users of Tacwise Type 500 Angled Nails, designed for various woodworking and construction projects. These nails offer a secure and reliable fastening solution, ideal for tasks like framing and trim work. Keep in mind that these nails are specifically designed for use with compatible Tacwise nailers and other 18-gauge angled nailers.

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Model Part Number0485
BrandTacwise

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FAQs

What type of nailer is compatible with these nails?

These nails are designed to work with the Tacwise 500EL electric nailer and the APS ALPHA PNEUMATIC SUPPLIES AceK 18G Angled Brad Nailer.

What is the gauge of these nails?

These nails are 18-gauge.

What is the length of these nails?

These nails are 50mm in length.

Are these nails suitable for outdoor use?

The galvanised steel provides some corrosion resistance, making them suitable for some outdoor applications, but prolonged exposure to the elements may still cause some degradation. Consider using nails specifically designed for exterior use for optimal results.

How are the nails packaged?

The nails are packaged in strips of 100.

What angle are these nails?

These nails are angled at 26 degrees.

How do I clear a jam?

Refer to your nailer's manual for specific instructions on clearing jams. Usually, there's a release mechanism or access point to remove the jammed nails.

Where can I buy these nails?

These nails are available at most hardware stores, as well as online retailers.

Troubleshooting

Nails are not firing.

Check the nailer's power supply (if electric) or air pressure (if pneumatic). Ensure the magazine is loaded correctly. Inspect the nailer for jams.

Nails are not fully sinking.

Adjust the nailer's depth setting. Increase the air pressure if using a pneumatic nailer.

Jams occur frequently.

Use only compatible nails. Clean the nailer's firing mechanism. Check for any obstructions.

Nails are bending over.

Ensure the nailer is perpendicular to the work surface. Reduce the firing depth setting. Try a slower firing rate if possible.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable galvanised steel construction.
  • Angled design enhances holding power.
  • Compatible with popular Tacwise and APS nailers.
  • Suitable for a range of woodworking and construction tasks.
  • Convenient strip packaging for easy use.

Cons

  • Requires a compatible nailer.
  • May not be suitable for all types of wood or applications.
  • Limited to 50mm length in this specific variant.
  • May require pre-drilling in certain hard wood applications.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Compatibility: Ensure you are using a Tacwise 500EL electric nailer or APS ALPHA PNEUMATIC SUPPLIES AceK 18G Angled Brad Nailer. Verify the nailer is compatible with 18-gauge, 26-degree angled nails.
  2. Loading: Load the nails into the nailer's magazine according to the manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the nails are properly aligned.
  3. Safety: Always wear safety glasses when operating the nailer.
  4. Care: Store nails in a dry place. Clean the nailer regularly to remove dust and debris that may affect performance. Inspect the nailer for damage before each use. Avoid using nails that are bent or damaged.

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