Nails and screws

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Clip nail 2,5″ 100 pcs

A cut-off nail is a machine-forged nail with a conical blade and a round head. The tapered blade allows the nail to be pulled out without cracking the wood. After straightening the nail, it can be used again – unlike modern nails. Cut nails began to be produced in the latter part of the 19th century and gradually replaced hand-forged nails. The nail is cut from heavy steel plate, hence the name. In general, nails can be divided into the following categories of use.

  • 2.5 inches. For moldings, linings and interior joinery.
  • 3 inches. For nailing beadboard panels etc. internally. For nailing board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches. For board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inches. For nailing floors etc. internally.

EUR20.50

Clip nail 2.5″

A cut-off nail is a machine-forged nail with a conical blade and a round head. The tapered blade allows the nail to be pulled out without cracking the wood. After straightening the nail, it can be used again – unlike modern nails.

Cut nails began to be produced in the latter part of the 19th century and gradually replaced hand-forged nails. The nail is cut from heavy steel plate, hence the name. In general, nails can be divided into the following categories of use.

  • 2.5 inches. For moldings, linings and interior joinery.
  • 3 inches. For nailing beadboard panels etc. internally. For nailing board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches. For board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inches. For nailing floors etc. internally.

EUR0.27

Clip nail 3″

A cut-off nail is a machine-forged nail with a tapered blade and a flat or semi-circular head. The tapered blade allows the nail to be pulled out without cracking the wood. After straightening the nail, it can be used again – unlike modern nails.

Cut nails began to be produced in the latter part of the 19th century and gradually replaced hand-forged nails. The nail is cut from heavy steel plate, hence the name. In general, nails can be divided into the following categories of use.

  • 2.5 inches. For moldings, linings and interior joinery.
  • 3 inches. For nailing beadboard panels etc. internally. For nailing board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches. For board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inches. For nailing floors etc. internally.

EUR0.36

Clip nail 3″ 100 pcs

A cut-off nail is a machine-forged nail with a tapered blade and a flat or semi-circular head. The tapered blade allows the nail to be pulled out without cracking the wood. After straightening the nail, it can be used again – unlike modern nails. Cut nails began to be produced in the latter part of the 19th century and gradually replaced hand-forged nails. The nail is cut from heavy steel plate, hence the name. In general, nails can be divided into the following categories of use.

  • 2.5 inches. For moldings, linings and interior joinery.
  • 3 inches. For nailing beadboard panels etc. internally. For nailing board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches. For board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inches. For nailing floors etc. internally.

EUR28.70

Clip nail 4″

A cut-off nail is a machine-forged nail with a tapered blade and a flat or semi-circular head. The tapered blade allows the nail to be pulled out without cracking the wood. After straightening the nail, it can be used again – unlike modern nails.

Cut nails began to be produced in the latter part of the 19th century and gradually replaced hand-forged nails. The nail is cut from heavy steel plate, hence the name. In general, nails can be divided into the following categories of use.

  • 2.5 inches. For moldings, linings and interior joinery.
  • 3 inches. For nailing beadboard panels etc. internally. For nailing board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches. For board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inches. For nailing floors etc. internally.

EUR0.64

Clip nail 4″ 100 pcs

A cut-off nail is a machine-forged nail with a tapered blade and a flat or semi-circular head. The tapered blade allows the nail to be pulled out without cracking the wood. After straightening the nail, it can be used again – unlike modern nails. Cut nails began to be produced in the latter part of the 19th century and gradually replaced hand-forged nails. The nail is cut from heavy steel plate, hence the name. In general, nails can be divided into the following categories of use.

  • 2.5 inches. For moldings, linings and interior joinery.
  • 3 inches. For nailing beadboard panels etc. internally. For nailing board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches. For board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inches. For nailing floors etc. internally.

EUR50.56

Clip nail 5″

A cut-off nail is a machine-forged nail with a tapered blade and a flat or semi-circular head. The tapered blade allows the nail to be pulled out without cracking the wood. After straightening the nail, it can be used again – unlike modern nails. Cut nails began to be produced in the latter part of the 19th century and gradually replaced hand-forged nails. The nail is cut from heavy steel plate, hence the name. In general, nails can be divided into the following categories of use.

  • 2.5 inches. For moldings, linings and interior joinery.
  • 3 inches. For nailing beadboard panels etc. internally. For nailing board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches. For board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inches. For nailing floors etc. internally.

EUR0.91

Clip nail 5″ 100 pcs

A cut-off nail is a machine-forged nail with a tapered blade and a flat or semi-circular head. The tapered blade allows the nail to be pulled out without cracking the wood. After straightening the nail, it can be used again – unlike modern nails. Cut nails began to be produced in the latter part of the 19th century and gradually replaced hand-forged nails. The nail is cut from heavy steel plate, hence the name. In general, nails can be divided into the following categories of use.

  • 2.5 inches. For moldings, linings and interior joinery.
  • 3 inches. For nailing beadboard panels etc. internally. For nailing board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches. For board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inches. For nailing floors etc. internally.

EUR78.80

Hand-forged nail 1.5″

So-called small nails, or pine nails, intended for normal carpentry needs, such as nailing of roof and wall panels, floors, linings, plinths, etc. in environments from before the middle of the 19th century. Hand-forged nails were replaced in the latter half of the 19th century by so-called rock nails.

When choosing the length of the nail, it is usually said that 1/3 should be in the board and at least 2/3 in the joist.

In general, the hand-forged nail can be divided into the following categories of use:

  • 1-1.5 inches Window fittings
  • 2 inches Hand-planed moldings, trim and other millwork
  • 3 inch wedge-sawn roof, wall and breast panels etc. internally. And for nailing wedge-sawn board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches Larger board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inch wedge-sawn floors etc. inside and for coarser joinery outside.

EUR2.19

Hand-forged nail 1″

Hand-forged nail 1 inch.

When choosing the length of the nail, it is usually said that 1/3 should be in the board and at least 2/3 in the joist.

In general, the hand-forged nail can be divided into the following categories of use:

  • 1-1.5 inches Window fittings
  • 2 inches Hand-planed moldings, trim and other millwork
  • 3 inch wedge-sawn roof, wall and breast panels etc. internally. And for nailing wedge-sawn board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches Larger board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inch wedge-sawn floors etc. inside and for coarser joinery outside.

EUR2.10

Hand-forged nail 2″

So-called small nails, or pine nails, intended for normal carpentry needs, such as nailing of roof and wall panels, floors, linings, plinths, etc. in environments from before the middle of the 19th century. Hand-forged nails were replaced in the latter half of the 19th century by so-called rock nails.

When choosing the length of the nail, it is usually said that 1/3 should be in the board and at least 2/3 in the joist.

In general, the hand-forged nail can be divided into the following categories of use:

  • 1-1.5 inches Window fittings
  • 2 inches Hand-planed moldings, trim and other millwork
  • 3 inch wedge-sawn roof, wall and breast panels etc. internally. And for nailing wedge-sawn board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches Larger board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inch wedge-sawn floors etc. inside and for coarser joinery outside.

EUR2.37

Hand-forged nail 3″

So-called small nails, or pine nails, intended for normal carpentry needs, such as nailing of roof and wall panels, floors, linings, plinths, etc. in environments from before the middle of the 19th century. Hand-forged nails were replaced in the latter half of the 19th century by so-called rock nails.

When choosing the length of the nail, it is usually said that 1/3 should be in the board and at least 2/3 in the joist.

In general, the hand-forged nail can be divided into the following categories of use:

  • 1-1.5 inches Window fittings
  • 2 inches Hand-planed moldings, trim and other millwork
  • 3 inch wedge-sawn roof, wall and breast panels etc. internally. And for nailing wedge-sawn board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches Larger board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inch wedge-sawn floors etc. inside and for coarser joinery outside.

EUR2.92

Hand-forged nail 4″

So-called small nails, or pine nails, intended for normal carpentry needs, such as nailing of roof and wall panels, floors, linings, plinths, etc. in environments from before the middle of the 19th century. Hand-forged nails were replaced in the latter half of the 19th century by so-called rock nails.

When choosing the length of the nail, it is usually said that 1/3 should be in the board and at least 2/3 in the joist.

In general, the hand-forged nail can be divided into the following categories of use:

1-1.5 inches Window fittings

2 inches Hand-planed moldings, trim and other millwork

3 inch wedge-sawn roof, wall and breast panels etc. internally. And for nailing wedge-sawn board lining on the outside.

4 inches Larger board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.

5 inch wedge-sawn floors etc. inside and for coarser joinery outside.

EUR3.46

Hand-forged nail 5″

So-called small nails, or pine nails, intended for normal carpentry needs, such as nailing of roof and wall panels, floors, linings, plinths, etc. in environments from before the middle of the 19th century. Hand-forged nails were replaced in the latter half of the 19th century by so-called rock nails.

When choosing the length of the nail, it is usually said that 1/3 should be in the board and at least 2/3 in the joist.

In general, the hand-forged nail can be divided into the following categories of use:

  • 1-1.5 inches Window fittings
  • 2 inches Hand-planed moldings, trim and other millwork
  • 3 inch wedge-sawn roof, wall and breast panels etc. internally. And for nailing wedge-sawn board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches Larger board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inch wedge-sawn floors etc. inside and for coarser joinery outside.

EUR4.37

Hand-forged nail 6″

So-called small nails, or pine nails, intended for normal carpentry needs, such as nailing of roof and wall panels, floors, linings, plinths, etc. in environments from before the middle of the 19th century. Hand-forged nails were replaced in the latter half of the 19th century by so-called rock nails.

When choosing the length of the nail, it is usually said that 1/3 should be in the board and at least 2/3 in the joist.

In general, the hand-forged nail can be divided into the following categories of use:

  • 1-1.5 inches Window fittings
  • 2 inches Hand-planed moldings, trim and other millwork
  • 3 inch wedge-sawn roof, wall and breast panels etc. internally. And for nailing wedge-sawn board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches Larger board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inch wedge-sawn floors etc. inside and for coarser joinery outside.

EUR5.37

Hand-forged nail 7″

So-called small nails, or pine nails, intended for normal carpentry needs, such as nailing of roof and wall panels, floors, linings, plinths, etc. in environments from before the middle of the 19th century. Hand-forged nails were replaced in the latter half of the 19th century by so-called rock nails.

When choosing the length of the nail, it is usually said that 1/3 should be in the board and at least 2/3 in the joist.

In general, the hand-forged nail can be divided into the following categories of use:

  • 1-1.5 inches Window fittings
  • 2 inches Hand-planed moldings, trim and other millwork
  • 3 inch wedge-sawn roof, wall and breast panels etc. internally. And for nailing wedge-sawn board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches Larger board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inch wedge-sawn floors etc. inside and for coarser joinery outside.

EUR6.56

Hand-forged nail 8″

So-called small nails, or pine nails, intended for normal carpentry needs, such as nailing of roof and wall panels, floors, linings, plinths, etc. in environments from before the middle of the 19th century. Hand-forged nails were replaced in the latter half of the 19th century by so-called rock nails.

When choosing the length of the nail, it is usually said that 1/3 should be in the board and at least 2/3 in the joist.

In general, the hand-forged nail can be divided into the following categories of use:

  • 1-1.5 inches Window fittings
  • 2 inches Hand-planed moldings, trim and other millwork
  • 3 inch wedge-sawn roof, wall and breast panels etc. internally. And for nailing wedge-sawn board lining on the outside.
  • 4 inches Larger board lining and for nailing cover strips on the outside.
  • 5 inch wedge-sawn floors etc. inside and for coarser joinery outside.

EUR7.56

Horseshoe stitch

In the past, many windows were not meant to be opened. Blacksmithing was expensive, so normally only a few sashes were cut. This was common well into the 19th century, but has survived into the present day on outbuildings and farm buildings. Nails used for nailing window frames must be conical in shape so that they can be pulled out easily without chipping the wood of the frame (modern wire nails are completely unacceptable in this context). Furthermore, the nail should have a blunt head, so as not to damage the sashes when it is bent in. Therefore, horseshoe nails were often used, or sometimes stingers, both of which have these properties.

EUR0.18

Märla 30 mm

Hot-dip galvanized marlin.

EUR0.09

Nails for window fittings 0.5 kg

Also suitable for window fittings after 1850, which are normally always nailed. Not galvanized, which makes painting easier.

ATTENTION! The arch wood should be pre-drilled to avoid cracking. Expect a consumption of about 40 nubb per window of two arches.

EUR15.94

Nit forged

Rivet of iron with a hand-forged head. The head is flat and smooth and the rivet is therefore suitable for building fittings, such as flat hinges and door hinges, and for furniture fittings, such as table tops and other furniture which must have riveted hinges.

EUR15.03

Nub to cardboard tension 0.5 kg

Special nub for e.g. tensioning roofing and wall paper, for wallpapering etc. Thanks to its particularly sharp edge, the nub can first be pressed into the substrate by hand and then nailed with a hammer. 0.5 kg of nub is enough for 30-40 running meters or about 25 sqm of stretching paper.

EUR15.03

Nubb for sealing strip 100 pack

Nubb for sealing strip in wool. One package contains about 100 blue iron nubs.

EUR7.20

Rivet forged with nut

Threaded rivet of iron with hand-forged head and square nut. The heads are flat and the rivets are therefore suitable for building fittings, but are primarily intended for furniture that needs to be riveted, such as tops for impact tables. An invaluable spare part for the furniture renovator!

Circle dimensions: length 30 mm, forged skull. Shank 6 mm. Square nut dimensions 13×13 mm

EUR20.04

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