11.   Another possibility is that the nails were driven near the outer edge of the casing boards, missing the studs altogether.

12.   As the nail is driven into the wood, friction melts the resin, cementing the nail in place.

13.   Before driving a nail, sketch a plan for how the pictures will be displayed or at least lay them on the floor in the desired pattern.

14.   Before driving the nail, place a piece of masking tape over the spot where the nail will enter.

15.   Be especially careful when driving the nails.

16.   According to news reports, some of the bodies were missing limbs, and others had nails driven into their skulls.

17.   --Cabinets and countertops should be chosen long before the first nail is driven, because delivery can be anywhere from a day to eight weeks.

18.   Drive the nails at opposing angles so they anchor firmly into the wood, then countersink the heads and fill the holes with wood filler.

19.   Drive the nail into the wood by punching the hammerhead with the heel of the hand.

20.   Drive roofing nails into the flange, and cover these with roofing cement.