Square-Cut Fine Finish Nails

I've got an old home (circa 1825) and you can imagine that there's always something needing repair. I also am a hobbyist wood worker, so having nails like this adds to the projects I'm working on. Excellent quality and function.

These nails are very similar to 1800 European nails of that period. They are excellent for replacing nails of this time period. If you need to age them to match like darken or give them a little rust you this can be done easily as well.

I used the nails in a project for finishing a ship-lap wall. Overall, I was well pleased with the nails. However, I had several nails that I could not use, as they bent as I nailed them into the planks. You understand that there will be some of any kind of nail, standard or specialty, that will be defective. But I had what seemed to be more than I would have expected. About 10 out of 100 were not able to be used.

Restoration of a century old cabinet

I will be making many more purchases from House of Antiques.

I use the cut finish nails on reproduction chest, boxes and other furniture pieces.

I would not characterize these nails as ""fine finish"". The heads are too big, I would consider them more of a common nail.

I make numerous reexamined lumber projects. I was looking for a product that fits the appearance of what I build. Also I wanted something that will hold well. Your product does both.

These look great in my distressed projects! Details sell as you know.

Make something new look old