Would these work for a softwood, too, like a pine plaque?
1537513
Yes, they will perfectly. But be cautioned to not make the project to heavy.
1537514
Pine is actually the wood that I use them on. I'm very happy with them, they look good and they work
1537515
I believe they will but you would have to use gentle pressure to get them in. Perhaps the smallest size would work best in soft wood.
1582523
I have used this kit with pine and had no issues. But using glue and not over tightening the screws can ensure you don't crack the soft pine and still have a strong joint.
982674
These "rocks" are designed to screw into a T-nut mounted on the back side of the surface--If you then anchored the board (plywood) to the tree, it could work
1457557
Only if the boards are very flat & smooth and are suitable for wallpaper--the wood would need to be "sized" prior to application. If you could attach 1/2" sheetrock onto the boards, you would have a suitable surface, otherwise I would discourage it.
167076
not for wood, these are metalworking chisels, they could be used to concrete but not with a long life expenctancy
1549238
I would bet that you could. The varnish is minimal and the pine color is very light.
1499398
it depends on what you are trying to hang. these worked for a wooden corkboard i had but failed to hang a slightly heavier makerboard. i had to use the stronger outdoor mounting tape for the makerboard
167074
They are not well suited for wood but I suppose you could use them for that purpose. They will work on all hard materials but be sure to wear safety glasses and yes, they are cold chisels. I felt it was a good selection for the price.
1580863
They are about 1/4 inch thick and I believe would fit in a frame. Might be a good way to preserve them. Nice idea.
753677
Not sure if they would leave marks... I have a wooden deck and it hasn't so far...
804435
I suspect not, they are mounted to a wooden base which is not pressure treated or cedar or redwood.
481862
We did not use them on wood...just on laminated card stock. (They are fantastic for that!) Wish I could help.
1140538
I doubt it. These are thin and small and not "furniture grade" cedar such as that used for lining closets.
914040
I don't think it would work with these because they are not flexible enough for that to work and not very sturdy either. I think they would split apart. You could probably get thin strips of wood at a home improvement store (Home Depot, Menards, etc.) and something to joint it together or maybe small plastic pipe would work. Explain your project to the store and they could probably come up with a good solution..Good luck with your project.
1710005
Yes these would work on a tree. If would be best to attach it to a more flat part of the tree though. I have them attached to studs in our wall in be basement and they hold strong with simple screws from Lowes.
2207374
These appear to be for wood, plastics, soft materials. I have not used mine yet, yhough...
68349
yep it should work for that, u could tack them up at the least and screw/nail them up later if so desired