A 16d (16 penny) nail is larger. The larger the "penny" the larger the nail. But the lengths can vary, but generally an 8d is 2.5" and an 16d is 3 - 3.5".
An 8 penny nail, commonly referred to as an 8d nail, typically measures 2.5 inches in length. The "penny" designation dates back to historical pricing of nails, with the "8" indicating its size. These nails are often used in woodworking and general construction.
2 1/2 inches...
5/8 is the same as 10/16 so it is bigger
The penny was as old English term used to describe the number of pennies required to purchase 100 nails. Today the term is used only as a measurement of the length of the nail. A common 16 penny nail used in general construction today has a standard length of 3.5 inches, a number 8 gauge diameter shaft (0.162 inches), a head diameter of 11/32nd of an inch and 44 such nails will weigh one pound.
3/8 = 6/16 so no, 7/16 is bigger
An 8 penny nail (abbreviated as 8d) is 2.5 inches in length. A 10 penny nail (10d) is 3 inches in length.
An 8 penny nail, commonly referred to as an 8d nail, typically measures 2.5 inches in length. The "penny" designation dates back to historical pricing of nails, with the "8" indicating its size. These nails are often used in woodworking and general construction.
2 1/2 inches...
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5/8 is the same as 10/16 so it is bigger
You cannot use a screw to replace a 16 penny nail, as it will not have near enough shear strength. You can easily see this in action by driving a nail halfway into a board, and likewise sinking a screw halfway down. Now hit them both with a hammer perpendicular to their direction of attachment. However, if your application is not structural you will want a 3.5" screw "coarse thread" or about 8 gauge...(coarse thread will look similar to a sheetrock screw thread)
try using galvanized-- large head 1- 1/2 inch long
The penny was as old English term used to describe the number of pennies required to purchase 100 nails. Today the term is used only as a measurement of the length of the nail. A common 16 penny nail used in general construction today has a standard length of 3.5 inches, a number 8 gauge diameter shaft (0.162 inches), a head diameter of 11/32nd of an inch and 44 such nails will weigh one pound.
Neither is bigger.
8 quarts is equal to 16 pints, as there are 2 pints in 1 quart. Therefore, 8 quarts and 16 pints are the same volume. They are equivalent measurements, so neither is bigger than the other.
Yes, it is bigger.
They are the same.