Why your solution is a 23 gauge headless pinner...

Why your solution is a 23 gauge headless pinner...

What nail is best for beading? What nail is best for glazing? What nail is best for framing?

 These are all questions we get on a regular basis, and today I'm going to offer just one solution for ALL of the above! So, without further ado, let's examine 23 gauge headless pins...

 

In a previous blog we talked about Brads and Pins, detailing the differences between 15, 16 and 18 Gauge Finish Nails, along with 21 Gauge Brads and 23 Gauge Headless Pins. See the short video below for a quick reminder on the variations:

 

Or, if you'd rather hear a real person explain...

 

So, just in case you missed it, 23 Gauge pins are the finest 'brads' you will ever come across. They're totally headless and so once sunk into the surface are nearly invisible to the naked eye, defeating the need for Woodfill. Our good friend Steve demos the pins perfectly in this video here. The 23 Gauge Headless Pins are perfect for all kinds of intricate second fixing, as depicted in the following poster:

23 Gauge Headless Pinner uses

 

As with all of our inventory, we stock a variety of 23 gauge pinners including
 Tacwise (economy)
Ace & K (Middle of the road)
Bostitch (Industrial)

 

We also supply the pins in a range of finishes;

Liquor
Stainless Steel
& Galvanised

If you're not sure what finish is best suited to you, take a look at our article, 'Liquor, Stainless-steel & Galvanised finishes compared - made easy for you' where we compare all three.

 

So, there you have it, the answer to your question is 23 Gauge Headless Pins, perfect for all discreet second fix joinery & carpentry. If you're still confused or have any further questions, don't hesitate to get in touch. You can reach us on 0333 8000 345, info@mytoolkit.co.uk or DM us on our socials @mytoolkitonline

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