Nail Gun Nails

30-34°

Concept here is to use a metal connector gun for predrilled holes.

For Use as Metal Connector

• 1.5" .148 galv 4.5 cents menards [1]
• 1.5" metal connector Menards $40 for 1000, Grip-Fast - 0.148 shank - 4 cents - [2]
• Bostitch at Menards, 1.5" metal connector - .148 shank - galvanized - 5.5 cents -[3]
• Bostitch not galvanized, .148 - 4.5 cents - [4]
• 1.5" metal connector - .148 shank - 4.1 cents - [5]
• 2.5" Bostitch metal connector 500 for $32 0.148 - 6 cents - [6]
• Bostitch 1000 $67 1.5" 0.131 - 6.7 cents - [7]

For Use with Metal Connector Gun

To do connection with predrilled holes, such as trim angles.

15°

For cordless siding gun. Can use cordless siding gun for trim. If using scrails, this qualifies for lifetime design in removing trim or other removable parts.

• Menards - 1.75" 0.08 coil, 4200 nails, $75 - HDG - 1.8 cents - [8]
• Lowes 2500 1.75", 0.092 gauge - Metabo coil - 2.1 cent - [9]
• See 15 deg scrails below. There are plastic strip 30° scrails as well.

Scrails

Then make them coiled and plastic strip. Ideally, a coil version could be used in a coil siding gun for trim attachment, and a plastic strip could be used. Future work: scrail, metal connector type, to 2.5" for trim, trim angle, and metal connnectors.

• Removable like a screw, but is shot in. Fasco [10].
• 2.5" .113 Versadrive, exterior rated. Plastic strip. [11]
• 1.75" .113 shank 15 degree star drive. Coil. [12]. If this were to work in a cordless coil siding nailer, that would be ideal. If not, that should be designed.

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