Using Your Woodworker’s Helpin’ Hand™
- For best results keep threads lubricated and always start with tool fully closed.
- Do not use a wrench or pipe on central turnbuckle to increase leverage.
- Always keep nailer chamfer facing away from you towards the floor, wall stud or ceiling rafter/joist for easy removal, if using nails to fasten tool.
- Always keep reversible head chamfer facing you for easy blind nailing (set screw towards working surface)
Working with Crooked or Bowed Wood
- For really stubborn, crooked boards use two (2) Quality Deck screws in both holes provided.
- For absolute worst case scenario use two (2) Helpin’ Hand tools with Quality Deck screws in both nailer holes and operate them simultaneously.
- When installing CONCAVE boards start at one end, preferably the end with more straight length, and work your way across jumping the tool or tools a few times.
- When installing a CONVEX board start by placing the tool or tools evenly spaced in the middle of the convex and “flatten” the curve.
