Nails
Bright steel 3" (10d) common nails for general framing and construction. The thick shank and broad flat head give strong holding power in dimensional lumber. Sold by the 1 lb box, roughly 75 nails.
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Consistent quality, no bends
Went through several boxes framing partition walls. These 10d commons drove straight every time — no weak shanks bending sideways on a miss. The bright finish isn't for exterior use, but for interior framing they're exactly right.
Good value for a 1 lb box
About 75 nails as advertised. The broad flat head holds well in dimensional lumber. I used them for a deck ledger board — they clinch over nicely on the back side. A galvanized version would be ideal for exterior, but for the price these are great.
Sharp tips, easy to start
The tips on these are noticeably sharper than the big-box store brands. They start with a tap instead of needing multiple strikes. Nice for overhead work where you're holding the nail with one hand.
Framed a whole shed with these
Bought four boxes for a 10×12 shed. No defects, no splitting at the shank, good holding power in Douglas fir. The thick shank gives way more pull-through resistance than roofing nails I've used for the same purpose.
Reliable for interior rough framing
I use these on every flip for blocking and interior walls. They're consistent and I've never had a batch with bad points or cracked heads. Just remember: bright steel means indoors only — I learned the hard way on a garage wall.