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This post is sponsored by The Home Depot. THD provided the Framing Nailer we used in this post.
This week on Workshop Wednesday, we premiered two new segments: "What's in the Box" and "Field Trip." We also shared in "Fast DIY" how to use 2-part epoxy.
"What's in the box?" A DeWalt Framing Nailer! This is the perfect tool for framing up a wall, building a fence and more!
Tools:
Here Steph is using the nailer to make a simple 2x4 shelf in our garage partition wall.
This nailer has a lot of power behind it, and makes driving large nails a doable task for all homeowner skill levels.
When investing in a framing nailer, make sure you find the right nails for your model. This dewalt nailer uses 21-degree plastic collated nails. We got a box of exterior nails so we can use them inside or outside.
During our fast DIY segment, we shared how to use a two-part epoxy.
We used the epoxy to seal this 'paint pouring' tray I made.
A heat gun is perfect to pop any trapped air bubbles in epoxy.
In our last segment, we shared about our trip to the Wall Control Headquarters in Georgia! Here are a few picture highlights.
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