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Load Powder Charge and Nail

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Powder actuated tools

What happens here

The presenter demonstrates the loading procedure for the Ramset tool. First, a .22 caliber charge (also referred to as a powder load or blank cartridge) is inserted into the rear breech of the tool, in a manner similar to loading a small firearm. After inserting the charge, the breech is closed. Subsequently, a specialized concrete nail, sometimes called a drive pin, is loaded into the front barrel of the tool, completing the preparation for firing.

Goal: Prepare the Ramset tool for operation by loading the necessary components

Tools and materials

  • Hearing Protection — To protect ears from the extremely loud sound produced upon discharge of the tool
  • Ramset Tool Remington — To safely hold and fire the powder charge and concrete nail
  • Safety Glasses — To protect eyes from debris, spall, and potential misfires during operation
  • 22 Caliber Charge — To provide the explosive force required to drive the concrete nail
  • Concrete Nail — The specialized fastener designed to penetrate both wood and concrete

What they say

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Do you need to attach wood to concrete? Well, let's get after it. This is called a ram set. There are many different ones on the market, but how you use this one in particular, this is a Remington. Take your charge and load it just like you would like a .22. And close that. Now, take your nail and load it in the front just like that. Put as much weight as you can on this tool. Go all the way down and pull the trigger. Fires a nail

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