Smart alek
· östergötland
· 2 770 posts
How often is it a problem?
For my part, most things are screwed now..but if I bend a nail, I straighten or replace it..
For my part, most things are screwed now..but if I bend a nail, I straighten or replace it..
Smart alek
· östergötland
· 2 770 posts
Nah, probably never seen one like that..
But maybe it works with some kind of magnet?
But maybe it works with some kind of magnet?
I have vague memories from the 60s that my father had something similar in his toolbox. A brass rod/tube about 20mm in diameter, 120mm long with a 5mm inner diameter that was tapered on the lower side. In the hole ran a (magnetic) steel rod with a knob on top. You would insert the nail (nubb-dyckert) from below, place the cone where the nail should sit, and hit the knob with a hammer. I have no idea what it would be called, and I haven't seen anything like it since. On the other hand, I'm getting old enough that I might need one soon... but then I'd probably have to build my own.
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