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Q: If you need to remove the nails, how would you go about doing that?

Hi Patricia, There are no nails involved, the gun uses a flat oblong "point" about 3/8" long and 1/4" wide and are available in stiff or flexible. The gun shoots them in parallel to the back of the work you're mounting. I usually use flexible so removing the work is as easy as bending the point up. You can then pop in a new piece, fold down the point and you're done. The stiff points a easily removed with needle-one pliers after lifting an edge of the point to grab it.

Q: How deep can it drivr the ping into walnut and oak

It drives it in as far as it needs to. I use it on oak frames all the time.

Q: I am having trouble with my artwork shifting around the frame. The points aren’t holding it close enough. Am I doing something wrong.?

I use corners to hold the art to the backer, and hinge tape to hold the mat in place, so the art-mat-back sandwich doesn't shift on itself. Clean the glass two times and check it. The sandwich should be a close fit inside the frame, close but not a jam fit, just a little drag. The gun sits on the sandwich and presses it gently to the front of the frame for each shot; eight or ten should do it. There are good videos on the net.

Q: Does it come with flexipoints?

Yes it comes with a small amount of both flex and rigid points. I’d say about 50 of each. The gun is a really great value.

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🎨 Frame Your World with Ease!

ERGONOMIC DESIGN - Enjoy a comfort rubber grip that reduces hand fatigue.
COMPACT LIGHTWEIGHT - Easily portable at just 600g, perfect for on-the-go projects.
POWER MEETS PRECISION - Stronger downward pressure for flawless point driving.
FRAMING MADE EFFORTLESS - Experience seamless picture framing with our dual driver tool.
VERSATILE POINT OPTIONS - Includes 50 flexible and 50 rigid points for all your framing needs.

The Logan Dual Driver Elite Point Tool is a versatile and efficient framing tool designed for both flexible and rigid points. Weighing only 600g, it features an ergonomic rubber grip that requires 50% less force to operate, making it ideal for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts. The package includes 50 flexible and 50 rigid points, ensuring you have everything you need for your framing projects.

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If you need to remove the nails, how would you go about doing that?

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I am having trouble with my artwork shifting around the frame. The points aren’t holding it close enough. Am I doing something wrong.?

Does it come with flexipoints?

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Brand	LOGAN
Model Number	F500-2
Color	Yellow
Product Dimensions	4.45 x 19.69 x 16.51 cm; 600 g
Material	Metal
Item Weight	600 g

Logan Dual Driver Elite Point Tool

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