How to hammernail into concretewall without drill

This double flute carbide-tipped chamfer bit with a ball bearing guide is recommended for lots of multiple-sided projects, joinery, and eased edges. The bit creates a uniform chamfer on the edge of any workpiece to add character while retaining crisp geometric lines.

If you’ve always had trouble driving masonry nails into concrete to mount furring strips or boards, try this trick. Drill a hole with a masonry bit through the wood and into the concrete. It should be slightly larger than the nail diameter and about 1/8 in. shorter than the nail length. Cut the head from a round, fluted masonry nail with a hacksaw and push the nail through the board into the hole. Then drive a second masonry nail alongside the first. The two nails will wedge into the hole and give you a great grip.

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