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[Construction Section 193]

The nail is used to fix or connect components. These elements consist primarily of wood. Metals that are used, however, metals are made of steel, brass and copper and sometimes some species are galvanized.
Nails are at the lower end extreme sharpened, at the upper end oblately pins made of metal (or rarely of wood), as has always been classic, with a hammer deep in a material or working surface beaten.

Steel Nail

Steel nails are the so-called wire pens. They are, for example, The nailing of wood used. Often the dimension of 2.8 mm in diameter and 6.5 cm in length. Common length for these types of nails, and thus the most common, is 6.5 cm and have a diameter of scarce 3 mm.

Horseshoe Nail

The Horseshoe Nail is a nail with a square shaft and a slightly larger square head, the width of the groove of the horseshoe. Sometimes you also find handmade horseshoe nails. Horseshoe nails have a length of about 4.5 to 7.5 cm. They are tapered and have produced a rectangular cross-section (4 to 5 mm wide) and have a thickness of up scarce 2 mm. Furthermore, the slim head and goes from over.

Pushpin

Very small nails are pushpin however, a relatively large, now mostly colored heads, head. They are used for the posting of the paper, etc. on a notice board. You can manually easily removed.

Carpenter Nail

Fairly large nails are called carpenters nails, they are nails with a length of 18-27 cm and with a diameter of 5-7, and sometimes 9 mm. If necessary, usually the to have to fitted part in the appropriate thickness and depth pre accordingly.