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Stainless pin nails to hold corner blocks

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birdus

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Location
Moses Lake, WA
I'm about to start assembling my wings and was thinking it might be a good idea to use a pin nailer with stainless pin nails to hold the corner blocks in place (which connect the spars and ribs) while the epoxy cures. I've read that brass nails are ideal, but they don't seem to exist for pin nailers.

Thoughts?

Thanks,
Jay
 
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