Alright ....some of us are working.

Perhaps someone can help with a "low tech" question regarding the wiring
boards used for wire harnesses.

Most users I visit have simple finishing nails nailed in to plywood to fix
cable routing.

Recently I saw a user using a specialty nail with a rounded head and a nail
end that was tapered. In addition they had approximately 1/2 way along the
nails' length a landing pad that was a way to make sure that all of the
nails were at the same height.

Anyone familiar with these nails? Looks like a specialty tool needs to be
used to bang them in to a wiring harness board.

Thanks!

Happy 4th...remember to let go of the fireworks after you light them!


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