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r/MadeMeSmile • u/leoriq • Aug 02 '23
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I’ve only ever seen framers do this in areas you can’t fit a nail gun. Definitely not a good use case with drywall or any finishing.
1 u/Sideswipe0009 Aug 02 '23 Best case scenario for framers using a nailset is for braces that are too high to use both hands or don't have both hands available at the moment. 1 u/ZhouLe Aug 03 '23 Aren't the claws of framing hammers designed in a way that doesn't even allow this? 1 u/tuckedfexas Aug 03 '23 Im sure there are some that would be able to, but most of the ones I've used have a much flatter claw that's meant to be used as a pry bar more than a nail pull. Usually no reason to pull a nail, just smack it in and add another if it's not enough. 1 u/RowingCox Aug 03 '23 Yeah, it’s usually mounted above the hammer face but similar use case.
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Best case scenario for framers using a nailset is for braces that are too high to use both hands or don't have both hands available at the moment.
Aren't the claws of framing hammers designed in a way that doesn't even allow this?
1 u/tuckedfexas Aug 03 '23 Im sure there are some that would be able to, but most of the ones I've used have a much flatter claw that's meant to be used as a pry bar more than a nail pull. Usually no reason to pull a nail, just smack it in and add another if it's not enough. 1 u/RowingCox Aug 03 '23 Yeah, it’s usually mounted above the hammer face but similar use case.
Im sure there are some that would be able to, but most of the ones I've used have a much flatter claw that's meant to be used as a pry bar more than a nail pull. Usually no reason to pull a nail, just smack it in and add another if it's not enough.
Yeah, it’s usually mounted above the hammer face but similar use case.
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u/RowingCox Aug 02 '23
I’ve only ever seen framers do this in areas you can’t fit a nail gun. Definitely not a good use case with drywall or any finishing.