will this work to attach a brick /stone veneer to woodI
1367433
Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, this product does work with brick veneer(interior only) and wood.
1385840
I'm sure it would. I used mine on Brazilian Teak which I think is probably even harder than oak and had no problems with it.
1749481
You can also stick it up with liquid nails, in addition to anchoring in the brick mortar. I have not tried the liquid nails, but it should work because I mounted mine in the hall way using the screws.
769808
I moounted this on a block wall. The included anchors i believe should be fine for brick. Obviously proper drilling tecnique and not over tightening is imperative. It should attach fine.
2051473
I'm sure it will. I use this double sided tape to hold wood down to another piece when I run it thru a planer. It takes a lot of sticking strength to do it.
372165
Nope. But I have worked with wood. Everything depends on what wood, what thickness, and what length. You could test it by perching your proposed length of wood onto two cinder blocks and then standing in the middle. If you feel flexing, don't do it for real. You could reinforce by placing 2x4 boards on first and then putting a length of board on top of that. Here's a calculator page, too: https://courses.cit.cornell.edu/arch264/calculators/example8.1/
1022782
It should, it basically provides that strip of wood as a "nailer" or mounting surface for anything you want to screw to it.
518788
The unit comes with different size adapters. If the adapters are not exact, it is a very simple process to choose the closest and cut a block of wood to adapt it. I did so successfully and fitted them to posts, marble tops, and walls. I found it very easy to glue the block onto the post or marble. Caution: You must always use the screw attachment, because after a year's operation you will need to change batteries in the units... and that will let you take it out intact, to do it.
707046
Not sure but I would think it would work with all Dremel tools. I do not think it would work well with the wood, but should be great with the tile.
1815477
If you can drill holes in the wood and inject the Premise into the holes, it should work. It worked well for me on both interior and exterior wood.
284325
Yes as long as you use tapcon screws that will go through concrete or stone. They provide 3" screws for a wood application. The brackets are heavy duty. I had to redrill the holes to fit my particular configuation but they hold nicely.
20838
Depending pm the surface you're mounting to. Brick requires a brick anchor like a red head wood just wood screws Hope that helps v
615344
Haven't tried that but it should work - the back of the unit is flat. Not sure if the wood might split when drilling..?
1308740
I would think so, although I've only used it on brick and wood. Plastic is lighter so I think it's would hold well.
2135987
It will form a really tight bond wood to wood and with the addition of screws or nails adding strength. If you are attempting to use this glue to beef up the hole where screws failed due to wood movement, I don't know. Sounds like something I would try though. I used it repair an antique table leg that cracked adding screws and that piece is rock solid. Good luck. Hope I helped you.
708276
I think you can but not with the screws and the wood holder that it comes with . You might need to go to Lowes or HD to get special brick screws and holder
1848288
I don't think this will work, this toll it is made for mechanics, but you can use it to tighten or loosen any bolt, the power in this gun is excellent, I wish I would understand more about your question regarding the " BRICK/ SCULPTURE/OR STONE " work