nailer
- noun
- /ˈneɪlər/
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- Phillips Flathead adjustable wrench and channel channel a pen nailer and a pen nailer.
- a pneumatic nailer
- a finish nailer
- a power nailer
I have done, I've done a video, I believe, on my air staplers, narrow crown, wide crown Brad nailers.
- I have done, I've done a video, I believe, on my air staplers, narrow crown, wide crown Brad nailers.
Examples
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A nailer is essential for quickly fastening wood pieces together during construction projects.
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The contractor used a nailer to ensure that each board was securely attached to the frame.
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Air tools and nailers, I have many, and all work from good to great.
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So all right, let's get the the air nailer and start gluing and put them together.
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To secure the pieces before screwing, I shot a few nails with a cordless bread nailer and I must say it was pretty addicting.
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I've had mixed results with air nailers and staplers, though in HF defense, I sometimes have had to put them in the hands of inexperienced carpenters.
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With a nailer, you can drive nails into the wood with precision and speed.
Synonyms
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A hammer with a curved end for pulling out nails
A small light hammer used to drive small nails into wood
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Etymology
Nailer can also mean a tool or machine and it uses the same parts: nail 'a small metal spike' and -er 'something that does'. So a nailer in this sense is a thing that 'drives' nails, like a modern nail gun or a heavy hammer for work.