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French nails (Fig. 458) are of round wire, pointed, either quite cylindrical or slightly tapered, the head being proportionately large and round and flat. They lie flat on the face of the wood, and do not need to be punched in. These nails are strong and tenacious, but their unsightly heads cause their use to be confined to rough work.

Fig. 460.—Driving in a Nail.