box nail
fastener
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A box nail is a slender wire nail specifically designed for making boxes. It is a type of fastener used in construction and carpentry, typically made of metal like steel. Nails generally have a pointed end for driving and a flattened head for fastening. While similar to a common nail, a box nail features a slimmer shank, making it suitable for lighter wood applications and box construction.12
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