V Nails for Hardwood Picture Frames - 15mm (9/16 Inch) - [400 V-Nail Pack, Loose] - Ultra Strong Vnail Wedges for Picture Framing - Joining Picture Frame Corners

Great product. Easy to nail in, does not crack the wood. Makes a study hold.

I bought this and another item for my daughter's gothic themed wedding ceremony. She loved it. A big thank you to the seller.

I've been using the 10mm until I started making some smaller profile frames and needed smaller nails. These worked great and probably should have been using them on my larger frames. I'll be switching fully to these 7mm going forward and better prices.

Once I discovered these I bought them immediately! They were easy enough to put into pine picture frames. I used some glue and let the frames sit for a few hours before I moved them. I recommend using needle nose pliers to hold the nails so you do not smash your fingers.

Worked well.

I had looked up ordering a custom vent cover for my furnace's return air duct. The cost was more than $300. So I decided to build my own. I found a vintage looking screen and tracked down some wood for the frame. I mocked up what would be a perfect cover. However, my wood framing turned out to be quite thin. I used the FramePac V nails in the corners like a frame maker. They worked seamlessly. And I look like a craftsman.

I have been using miter barbs for a fair amount of time. These things are amazing. For every 4/5 you bend one. But they are sharp and once in, strong as balls. I have resorted to using them around the frame interior as well and they really add pressure to the board backer, art, and glass in a really positive way. Easy to use all around. I hammer them in with the blunt end of an old flat chisel and, tack hammer. Get some! You won't regret it. Cost is so much better and they don't walk as easily as the barbs. Over all, I can see many more uses and there's like 100 in a pack.