LOGAN GRAPHIC PRODUCTS, INC · Frame joiners and V-nails
Logan F300-1 Studio Joiner
What this tool is for
The Logan F300-1 drives one V-nail at a time into a frame joint. It suits a workbench where you want to choose the fastener and check each placement. If you routinely make many identical corners, compare that individual-feed workflow with a joiner designed for repeated feeding.
Check the molding profile and the type of wood before choosing the fastener. For the first corner, use an offcut to confirm that the nail sits where intended and leaves the face of the molding intact.
Specifications
- Brand
- LOGAN GRAPHIC PRODUCTS, INC
- Tool type
- Manual joiner
- Model
- F300-1
- Feed
- One V-nail held on a magnetic tip
- Listed molding width
- Up to 2½ in
- Listed starter nails
- 100 softwood and 100 hardwood V-nails, 3/8 in
- Refill examples
- Logan F15 softwood or F16 hardwood
- Amazon.com reference
- B0FRJKC773
Fit and buying advice
Choose the fastener for the actual wood and confirm placement on an offcut.
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Documentation
Questions about this tool
Can I buy fasteners by length alone?
Use Logan’s compatibility information for the F300-1 and select the fastener appropriate to the molding. Logan documents F15 and F16 options.
Does it replace the tool that holds in the backing?
The joiner secures the frame corners. Fit the glazing, artwork and backing afterward, then use a compatible point or insert tool.
What changes if I move to a stacked-feed machine?
Check which strip or cartridge it takes before buying more nails. A joiner designed for a stacked feed can specify a different format from individually loaded V-nails.
