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How to Attach Wood to Concrete

Perhaps you have got an upcoming job that you are hesitating to do because you need to attach a piece of treated lumber to a concrete slab or maybe a concrete wall.And you do not want to mess around with all those anchors.

How do you do it, here is a trick that us carpenters have used for years. All you need is a rota hammer drill, you need a 20 ounce hammer,and some 16 penny sinker nails. Make sure you attach a quarter inch, four inch or six inch long masonry bit into the rota hammer and we are ready to go.

Drill through the wood directly into theconcrete periodically extracted through a bit to make sure you pull wood chips and some of the concrete dust out of the way.

Keep the wood in place, do not move it and take two nails and put themside by side and begin to drive them into the wood right then into the hole into the concrete. Use very solid straight blows and drive both nails at the exact same time.

When you make that final blowand those nails are in there, you are going to have a solid connection that is almost impossible to pull out unless you have got a crowbar. Space the nails, the holes basically about 16 to 2 feet oncenter and you are going to have a fantastic connection.

Hey, look that was really simple, I told you there is nothing to it. You can easily attach a piece of wood to a concrete floor.




Cómoconectar la madera al hormigón

Tal vez usted tiene un futuro trabajo que se está dudando en hacerlo porque hay que añadir un trozo de madera tratada con una losa de concreto o tal vez un muro dehormigón. Y usted no quiere perder el tiempo con todos los anclajes.

¿Cómo lo haces, aquí hay un truco que nos carpinteros han utilizado durante años. Todo lo que necesitas es un taladro de martillorotativo, se necesita un martillo de 20 oz, y unos 16 clavos de platina centavo. Asegúrese de instalar un cuarto de pulgada, pulgadas, cuatro o seis pulgadas de mampostería poco tiempo en el...