would this be a good tool for closet type shelving material
2089192
Yes. If the material is particle board adjust the depth on the nailer so the nail just penetrates the surface.
2089193
I would not use it on particle board, the nails don't have much to hold onto. For that type of material you're better off using screws.
679042
I use it for nuts and bolts and it works great. Very heavy duty and a lot of space in each cubby. Its a great find. My husband ordered two for his organization of hardware after he saw mine.
1282318
i think so -- but it depends upon how heavy or small items are -- i use it on small wire racks
1918368
This tool is not really designed to do all of that. it will cut thru your drywall easily. I would suggest a sawzall for your studs and hardi siding. Use a jig saw for you cabinet. I used it to cut access holes in interior plaster walls and it worked great.
2017497
Yes but it is very hard to move some of the dowel that hold the shelves. Not the best product out there.
2160519
I would think it would. There are 2, flat,plastic discs, with a hole in the center and a slit in them which enables you to push them open enough to slide around the wooden closet pole. They just go around it, but don't actually fasten to it. As long as the metal pole is no larger in diameter I wouldn't think it would make any difference. PS I'm still happy with my bag.
1917158
I'm not sure. The grids pull apart easily, and the connectors aren't strong enough to handle the force. I highly wouldn't recommend using it in a closet.
823912
It is. I used it in a rental property, and it works well enough. It looks really convincing until you look really closely, or touch it. I also used it to line shelves in the bathroom closet.
1809210
I cannot tell you for sure about if it will work for California closets, but, my shelving system had predrilled holes in it to move shelves up or down like shown in the photo and the screws went right in without any problems. Hope this helps.
1284277
I would say so, It does a great job of finding nails and screws in plaster and lath walls. Their instructions should work well for what you are doing. Wide scan for general area and then focus it in on the specific spot.
2025766
I think it would work fine there depending on the sturdiness of the shelving. I had it on plastic shelving and the shelves bowed a bit under the weight of 2 sets. You could put a piece of plywood under the can tracker for added support.
1857164
I think it would be fine for storing linen in a closet. It's sturdy but not bulky.
1284284
Yes a believe it will work great for that purpose. I purchased it to find studs in my plaster walls and it exceeded my expectations. Just follow the directions and make sure you dont have any metal near the wood you are checking to avoid false readings as it is sensative. But I am very happy with this tool.
1862728
If you're talking about the wire closet shelving, I don't think so. Those shelves have a 'lip' from which your clothes hang. I believe these chrome dividers are meant to work best with solid shelves such as those pictured with the product.
1046194
Not with any practicality. Being a handheld tool, there's too much movement introduced by the user. A stationary jointer with a 6 in width and a 42 in bed would be a good place to start. They can be picked up used for $150-$200 and on up from there as size (and horsepower increases). This type of jointer is really good as a framing tool to take some of the crown out of studs and ceiling joists. With a little care, you can do much better than this too joining for glue-ups using a table saw with a good blade. The length of the fence makes all the difference.
181571
Fairly easy. I had wood inside my closet. I found the hooks to be pretty small and useless but the holders are good. Have to put things in firmly
80210
I would think that it would work great for that. I use mine to organize drawers, so they haven't taken much abuse, but I am very happy with them.