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V Nails

V nails are V shaped pieces of steel that join the corner of frame mouldings together. Use a small amount of wood bond adhesive, applying to the end of each moulding length, this helps strengthen the corner join. Slide two lengths of moulding onto the underpinner and fire Alfamacchine V Nails to join the corners. Take care to ensure the V Nails are the correct size for the moulding, if they are too long the may break the surface of the moulding and protrude out of the moulding face.

What are V Nails used for?

V Nails are common place in the picture framing industry to join and hold the mitred corners of a picture frame together. Apply a small amount of wood glue before joining for a permanent, tight bond. V nails have a sharp edge and a dull edge. A manual or pneumatic underpinner is used to push the V nail into a frame corner. They can be stacked one on top of the other when joining taller mouldings. V nails come in two varieties, hardwood and softwood, depending on the type of wood that needs to be joined.