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Ramset, tapcon, wedge anchord, hammer wedges, and 3/16 SDS [1] + hammer drill (rotary hammer is better - it has a piston while hammer drill has small vibrations). The latter - use tie wire and just hammer a nail in [2]

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	*Ramset, tapcon, wedge anchord, hammer wedges, and 3/16 SDS [https://www.homedepot.com/p/Tapcon-3-16-in-x-7-in-SDS-Carbide-Drill-Bit-11491/202097024] + hammer drill (rotary hammer is better - it has a piston while hammer drill has small vibrations)		*Ramset, tapcon, wedge anchord, hammer wedges, and 3/16 SDS [https://www.homedepot.com/p/Tapcon-3-16-in-x-7-in-SDS-Carbide-Drill-Bit-11491/202097024] + hammer drill (rotary hammer is better - it has a piston while hammer drill has small vibrations). The latter - use tie wire and just hammer a nail in [https://www.homedepot.com/p/Tapcon-3-16-in-x-7-in-SDS-Carbide-Drill-Bit-11491/202097024]