Japanese Wooden Nails - Small 300 Pieces

Regular price $72.00

Description

These Japanese Wooden Nails can be used for joining timber together in place of metal fastenings. They can be used on rebates and lap joints, they can also be used for decorative contrasts in different coloured timbers. Perfect for making musical Instruments and for Luthier as the timber nails will not affect the resonance of the instrument. The wooden nails are also ideal for restoring old furniture.

Each tapered drill bit is perfectly matched to a particular sized wooden nail, this allows the surface area of the hole and nail to be completely and perfectly in contact. The small tolerance of this contact allows a great amount of pressure to be applied to the job.

Description:

  • 4.7mm Small tapered wooden nails 300 pcs (to suit Small Tapered drill bit 4.7mm)
  • 45mm long, 2.2mm diameter at the end and 4.7mm diameter at the largest point
  • Beech wood

 

Delivery and Shipping

Orders over $200 ship FREE (Aus only).
We dispatch every weekday at 2pm.
Regular Postage: $12.50
Express Postage: $19.00
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Pickup Available - Sydney

Select In-Store Pickup at checkout to collect your order at 29 Production Ave, Kogarah 2217.
Store hours 10am-4pm Tues-Fri.

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David L.
Japanese nails for trial fit

Some boxes I make require them to be dissembled and reassembled and I find them useful for perfect for that. Once the job is done then all Ihave to do is glue them in. They also look good on the finished article.

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Lasy S.
Great product

Fast delivery from Australia and great product which I use on my wood working pieces.

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Nick R.
Little Beauties

I have used the medium sized nails on a couple of projects and have been very impressed. The first project involved an making a large number of delicate Huon pine boxes. The wooden nails not only reinforced the joints in each corner but due to their tapered profile also negated the time consuming process of clamping up each box as the adhesive cures as they lock into place as they are gently tapped until secure due to their tapered profile. The corresponding drill bits are accurately machined to match the different sizes and tapers the of nails and with their sharp point are easy to position in the correct place similar to a dowelling bit. The timber used to make the nails is hard but not to the point of being difficult to work. The protruding part of the nail can be cut off with a flush cut saw and the remainder pared flush with a sharp chisel.

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Andrew W.
Was just using them today again.

These are great, I find myself using the small ones more and more for all sorts of things, even put some in the wall today to hang my goggles and ear muffs on so they aren't taking up valuable bench space. I use them as alignment pins for jigs on the table saw or to stop things moving around on the sanding bench (small bench dogs), also in a box drawer I'm making, using them up through the drawer bottom to secure drawer dividers in a knife box. I like to drill a small pilot hole first to help save the tapered drill from going blunt as fast and gives it something to follow, use the drill on a slow setting to avoid burning or over heating the cutting edge..

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David H.
Beautiful little nails

These Japanese wooden nails add a nice detail as well as securing simple joints

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David A.
Japanese timber nails

Beautiful product and fast shipping.

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Anthony P.
Great Service thanks

Great Service thanks

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David G.
great stuff

great stuff

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Paul L.
Prompt service and like the

Prompt service and like the nails as the give a decorative finish

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John C.
used this product before, excellent

service is second to none.

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John C.
used this product before, excellent

service is second to none.

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Brendan M.
Japanese wooden nails review

Like the wooden nails but presently am unable to utilise them until the suitable drill bit becomes available. Do you notify when this occurs or can i be placed on an alert for when the appropriate bit becomes available?

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Sukhita D.
Great products and great service!

Thank you very much! :-)

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Ross

Haven’t had the opportunity to use them yet

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Steve

Fantastic

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David L.
Japanese nails for trial fit

Some boxes I make require them to be dissembled and reassembled and I find them useful for perfect for that. Once the job is done then all Ihave to do is glue them in. They also look good on the finished article.

L
Lasy S.
Great product

Fast delivery from Australia and great product which I use on my wood working pieces.

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N.R.
Little Beauties

I have used the medium sized nails on a couple of projects and have been very impressed. The first project involved an making a large number of delicate Huon pine boxes. The wooden nails not only reinforced the joints in each corner but due to their tapered profile also negated the time consuming process of clamping up each box as the adhesive cures as they lock into place as they are gently tapped until secure due to their tapered profile. The corresponding drill bits are accurately machined to match the different sizes and tapers the of nails and with their sharp point are easy to position in the correct place similar to a dowelling bit. The timber used to make the nails is hard but not to the point of being difficult to work. The protruding part of the nail can be cut off with a flush cut saw and the remainder pared flush with a sharp chisel.

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Andrew W.
Was just using them today again.

These are great, I find myself using the small ones more and more for all sorts of things, even put some in the wall today to hang my goggles and ear muffs on so they aren't taking up valuable bench space. I use them as alignment pins for jigs on the table saw or to stop things moving around on the sanding bench (small bench dogs), also in a box drawer I'm making, using them up through the drawer bottom to secure drawer dividers in a knife box. I like to drill a small pilot hole first to help save the tapered drill from going blunt as fast and gives it something to follow, use the drill on a slow setting to avoid burning or over heating the cutting edge..