Is this the type you nail to the tree trunk?
1013159
I don't think that you could put a nail through these, they're too crumbly. But they are made with a hole through them, so you could string them on a wire or old coat hanger and tack them up.
638029
NO. I purchased a pole from Home Depot, found in their paint department, that can double as an extension pole for painting using a roller or brush. Home Depot has expandable poles of various sizes and due to my tree's height, I purchased the longest one.
607137
My branch started from left to right, as if the trunk was on the left. It may be featured a couple different ways if you search through...not sure. I'm really happy with it, though. Also, to let you know, it is a shiny vinyl finish, not matte.
785343
Yes. Make sure you test the nail depth on scrap wood first. Otherwise, there is NO better way to go.
145212
Yes just adjust the depth of nail because cedar is a soft wood you don't want the nail to go in to deep. This fun has worked perfect for me has shot every nail works great
1249812
Yes you can I did it many years ago to a mulberry tree take the tree trunk down as low as you can with a chainsaw this tree had a trunk of about 2' in diameter I did drilled several holes in the remaning trunk then made a strong mix and applied 3 or 4 times and about sometime later dug it out about 2' down. This tree was right over the waste line so I had to kill it is that a good enough answer for you?
613322
Is this really a serious question? If you buy a box of nails, does the wood come with it?
2197113
Yes. I have done this a number of times. They are made of a soft plastic and can be easily cut and shaped with tin snips, wire cutters or diagonal cutters. FYI: I use outdoor cable ties to secure them to the tree.
469177
The nail gun has a full sequential mechanism, a repeated press push lever against wood location then fire nail to depth you want, as all sequential nails.Just starting to use mine.
367347
Yes, I did use these nails in this nail gun. However, I found another brand of nails at my local hardware store, for much cheaper.
1642420
Yes. I never had mine augured. That is the intended purpose, killing the roots and opening without auguring while not killing the entire tree.
198412
No. I have thrown it into trees though. It's sharp but the ridges kind of get in the way
807314
This is a framing nailer. It's too powerful and would punch thru the siding. You should use a siding coil nailer.
165300
I am not sure, but some of the reviews states they have used these nails. You may have a defective nailer. Sorry I can't be more help.
676630
No, you have to buy or make a base for it. I believe I used a 1 1/8 inch spade bit to make a base for mine in an old tree stump.
565130
No you cannot. They are glued into place. Although a solid shot into a tree will break the tip right off.Although, once the tips are broken, they make excellent blunt tipped bolts
824056
No. These are more of picture hanging nails. I know what your looking for and these are not it.