- the nail at the end of a toe
- toe: drive obliquely; "toe a nail"
- A nail is a horn-like envelope covering the dorsal aspect of the terminal phalanges of fingers and toes in humans, most primates, and a few other mammals.
- Toenailing is to drive a nail at a slant with the initial surface in order to permit it to penetrate into a second member. It is a popular technique that carpenters use on a regular basis.
- (Toe-nailing) Drive a nail at an angle through one wood member into another.
- (Toenailing) To drive a nail in at a slant. Method used to secure floor joists to the plate. Not acceptable for securing joists flush to a header or beam.
- (Toenailing) Nailing at an angle to connect one framing piece to a second.
- Nailing at an angle to attach two boards together; diagonally through the corner of one board into the other board.
- Driving nails at an angle into corners or other joints.
- method of driving a nail diagonally through a surface
- at the tip of the toe; contains a blood vessel.
- To fasten aboard or timber to the surface of another by driving nails obliquely through the end or edge of the first timber and into the second.
- drive nails at slant.