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check the basics first make sure they are aware off general dangers off tools as they have had probably zero exposure so check the absolute basics first

i use tackwise but they are standard nails random links https://www.powertoolsdirect.com/tacwise-16-gauge-straight-finish-nails-38mm-pack-2500?msclkid=f0c941774f9d16f76c02284189c860f6...

it has both power [big dial on top ]and depth control the depth control is by moving the shoe up and down on the nose with fine adjustment to leave pin head proud or sunk

in my humble opinion the nail gun with small heads will never actually "pull " anything as the resistance off the head is so minimal that it cant impart enough "pull" to move things tight of course the push from hand pressure with the machine in use will close up gaps to some extent with the...

plastic bullnose cap??

Dependent on design forget repair but think something like add something like timberboard with a added rounded edge overhanging the top around 20mm assuming board around 18mm thick

do not under any circumstances rely soley on a sales person you must rely on manufacturer's guidance and most as you have found out say they need an minimum something like 16 degrees to function i certainly would not put a very expensive american style even iff it did work as the hostile damp...

a wee bit confused here "turn in the stairs" do you mean its a landing [square area ]or something else?? what is all the black ?? tape ?? you say 2 uneven bits off wood joined together do you mean tread/landing to riser or to the string ??

you need a smaller radius for 18mm or a flat off around 3-4mm for the bearing to run on meaning the arc will finish 1-2mm short off the faces now that will not be really noticeable but the flat will be now if you set it up to exactly curve half when you flip it to do the other face the bearing...

it is 2m/6ft 7" from the ground but its working out what the ground level is to measure from

no ....the natural ground level uses the term "immediately adjacent" as you may not be able to physically see whats under but because its a fence it can physically be measured from the ground level under the fence the measurement anywhere remote is off no value as far as a fence goes for what...

my thoughts ask the neighbour what would make them happy as a compromise, pointing out what actual height is required to stop you seeing over the fence by mistake or design and whilst i agree about the actual height probably being perhaps 1/4 to 3/4 below the top off the wall but how do you...

you are misunderstanding how things work a fence panel runs between 2 adjacent posts the higher off the two posts is the datum point for that panel with the next panel needs to be stepped down or at an angle as the datum point is now the other post that is now at a lower level...

the "structure" in this case is the single individual fence panel and nothing farther away adjacent means touching or within inches as far as fences are concerened

my thoughts the internet where many will shop relies on exact input for accurate results being a possibility being clouded by lack off care or actual standards by the seller for safe and long life being possible but very often standards are off no interest to the seller ------but just a thought ??

find it fix it drive it sorts that problem ;)

stopped watching when the format changed, perhaps 6 or 8 weeks ago dont forget the old classic car series he was in with 2 other people that was very entertaining and the restoration series he was also in

my thoughts you have a bar that when it fully enters the handle one side it lets go off the other handle?? my solution assuming it is say 45mm too short dowel/pencil/other item 20mm long placed in each handle before fixing this off course will only work providing around 12mm square in each...

you then have the cable holding the door open at the handle end just the wire thickness but near the hinge several inches

if its an internal wardrobe fitting then cable will be fine otherwise if its to get something outside plugged in then you need about a 65mm gap to get the plug along the wall or the cable will exit via the door at the front think off plugging in an extension to ease future use and allow more...