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This is far superior to using just a simple nail to hang something. First, the bracket holds the nail at a good angle so that you don't drive the nail in at a funny angle. Second, it only lets you drive the nail in so far, so you don't hammer too hard and drive the nail all the way in where you have to use a fingernail to get it out. Third, I think it distributes the pressure across the entire bracket so you have more support and the nail won't pull out of the wall as easily.

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The triangular plastic inserts provide extra strength in such a small hook. This small size and ability to support 10-pounds make them perfect for picture hanging.

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no chance of bending nail on way in. someone thought about this and figured it out. why didn't I think of it?

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Slightly inferior to competitor's products where the customized nail fits snugly in a sleeve at the top of the hook and is easily removed by hand; readynail uses a small plastic block to keep the standard brass nail in place for shipping and hammering. That said, we have been using these given the combination of price and convenience offered on Amazon and have found them to function exactly as advertised and needed. Also, the tins that the 30 packs ship in are very convenient for keeping hooks of various sizes organized.

I will update this review should that change, but do not expect it to do so.

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If you are looking to standardize your document frames (DAX #1826N3T) don't order through Amazon. You may receive them from Kentucky, which takes a mechanical engineer to calculate and align measurements between the two (2) v-shaped eyelets on the back of the frame, although the craftsmanship is of better quality than the frames from Nevada, which are thicker and put together with cuts resembling a rip saw, but they do have a single flat eyelet in the middle of the back of the frame, making for easier mounting. Easier mounting does not make the looks of frame easy on the eyes compared to the Kentucky version.

Amazon's Customer Service and several Customer Service supervisors were of no help in placing an order from either Kentucky or Nevada, which would guanantee the same style. Why are there 2 different styles of DAX #1826N3T, unless they are trying to get rid of one or the other, or both?

This has been a real nightmare dealing with Amazon and considering the number of nail holes in my wall, so if you are looking for conformity in certificate framing, it's a crap shoot for which one you will recieve and believe me hanging both togetther looks like an eye sore.

Tom Irvine.