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My Video of Shooting Nail Gun Into Garage Door
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ROTFLMAO ... go grab another beer! :)
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Astounding!
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On Fri, 27 Jan 2012 21:40:20 -0600, -MIKE- I compared shooting a nail gun to throwing a nail into a foam insulated
Oh well, it was a Harbor Freight gun. No wonder it wouldn't go through the door.
Go get another beer and then use a *real* nail gun.
:)
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UUuuhhhhhh.............. What does the outside of the door look like?
RonB
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I got seasick watching it though.
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I don't recall "Here Hold My Beer"!
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Mike you crazy man! Thanks for going that before I did. Although I was not at all going to believe that the nail would even reach the door you did prove that the nail looses considerable speed and force in a very short distance as opposed to common folk lore.
Now I assume the nail did not go through a body part first. ;~)
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How many retakes did it take to hit the door. The second time.
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I'd like to see what the outside of the door looks like... might find out that there are dents from the nail gun if it's a steel door... ;~)
John
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John Grossbohlin wrote the following on 1/28/2012 8:50 AM (ET):
or worse, if it is an aluminum door.
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That is what caused my first comment. It looked like both nails went in about the same distance which might have been the thickness of the foam. You have to expect if it hit very the metal very hard it might have bounced back a bit.
RonB
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Ok, I went out and checked on the outside of the door.... which, yes, is some sort of flimsy metal. There are two dimples with tip sized pinholes on the out side, one from the nailgun and one from my pitching arm. :-)
I will try to take some more video of the outside of the door... and I'll set up another firing into some 1" flight case foam I have for my drum cases.
In the mean time, I need to run some 10/2 w/ground over to where my new water heater is going.
Stay tuned!
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careful with that 10/2, you could put an eye out!
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Especially if you're using a Milwaukee Hole Shooter...
John
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I drove nails into back to back tuba4's before shooting at the door just to be sure it was up to power. As soon as I have a beer, I'll go shoot some more. (insert redneck story here)