Matic nails is a term used to describe a type of fastener commonly used in the construction industry. This type of nail is specifically designed for use with pneumatic nail guns, which are powered by compressed air or gas and provide a high level of efficiency and speed in nail placement. The term "matic" in matic nails refers to the automation aspect of the nail gun. These nails are manufactured in a way that allows them to be easily loaded into the nail gun's magazine, ensuring a continuous supply of nails during use. This eliminates the need for manual loading of individual nails, which can be time-consuming and labor-intensive. Matic nails are often made from galvanized steel or other durable materials to ensure strength and longevity.
I also pulled a card for a friend who is in the process of creating a business. The card that presented itself was named “Achievement — Win the award, accolade, or contract.” My friend replied to me that upon seeing the card they started to say, “I need all the help I can get,” but caught themselves before they could say it and instead just said “Thank you!”.
This book and oracle card deck will teach you how to live in tune with the eight phrases of the moon and discover the cosmic secrets of the universe. The deck is fairly easy to shuffle but I will note that my riffle shuffling caused them to quickly warp because of their round shape, so I would recommend an overhand shuffling technique.
Matic nails are often made from galvanized steel or other durable materials to ensure strength and longevity. They are available in various sizes and styles to accommodate different applications and materials. Common types of matic nails include framing nails, finish nails, and roofing nails, among others.
Making Magick Oracle, by Priestess Moon
Priestess Moon, author and artist, is renowned for bringing universal symbols into a modern context, and this is certainly the case with her deck Making Magick Oracle: 36 Power symbols for manifesting your dreams.
An interesting synchronicity occurred that supported my desire to review this deck; a few weeks before I was aware of the opportunity to review it, a tarot reader who was gifting me with a reading pulled a bonus card for me from a mini version of this same deck. The name of the card she pulled was “Felix Felicitous,” which was described on the card itself as “a power symbol to create lucky, serendipitous events.” Being a big fan of sigil magic and symbols in general, I was intrigued by the card and its symbol. A few weeks later I had the opportunity to review this deck, and I count that as one of the lucky, serendipitous events that has come forth since that day.
Making Magick Oracle contains 36 power symbols from different time periods and traditions including medieval talismans and amulets, ancient symbols, alchemical glyphs, and sigils created by Priestess Moon. The accompanying book gives historical information on each symbol, how to use the symbol for divination, and how to use the symbol to manifest your dreams.
The deck is beautiful and unique; the cards are round and all black with gold symbols. The card stock is thick enough to hold up and thin enough to shuffle well, and has a slick, shiny finish. The deck is fairly easy to shuffle but I will note that my riffle shuffling caused them to quickly warp because of their round shape, so I would recommend an overhand shuffling technique.
The guidebook is beautifully made as well, with a luxurious matte black cover and symbols and type throughout the book printed in matte gold ink along with elegant graphics. The book and deck come in a matching hard box with a hinged top created with the same matte black and gold elegance as the deck and guidebook. As a deck collector I am always appreciative of a hard box that holds both deck and book.
Most of the time when I review a deck, I like to do quite a few readings with the deck first and then collect stories and feedback from the querents about how the reading landed with them. This deck however is a little different than most tarot and/or oracle decks I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing in that this deck seems to want to be part of the actual process of making magic and not just a conduit for information.
As it says right on the title page of the accompanying booklet, these cards are here to help you manifest in a unique way. This booklet that accompanies the deck includes an excellent introduction on symbols, a blessing ritual for your deck (which I eagerly performed), and sections on cleansing your space, manifesting, and how to use the cards. The “how to” section gives quite a few helpful ideas, including some layouts and directions on using the cards as part of a crystal grid.
My first card drawn from the deck was a card called “Little Luxuries” with the description printed on the card itself as “Generates luxurious surroundings and experiences.” Just drawing the card felt luxurious, as I was yet unaware of all the card titles, and this one was so unique and lovely! I mean, who doesn’t want to have more luxurious experiences?! Later that evening my husband took me out to dinner at a fancy sushi restaurant — the first dinner out since the COVID-19 lockdown. That certainly felt luxurious!
I also pulled a card for a friend who is in the process of creating a business. The card that presented itself was named “Achievement — Win the award, accolade, or contract.” My friend replied to me that upon seeing the card they started to say, “I need all the help I can get,” but caught themselves before they could say it and instead just said “Thank you!”.
They then commented that it seemed like it must be working already since the first statement did not seem aligned with the achievement vibe of the sigil. They also remarked that they will be putting a picture of the sigil as their desktop wallpaper. That sounds like an idea very aligned with the suggestions in the book. I am expecting to hear of a big contract along with many accolades coming their way.
I would recommend Making Magick Oracle to anyone who is interested in magical symbols and sigil magic. The clear instructions for use make it suitable for anyone regardless of their previous knowledge of sigil magic or using symbols for manifestation. I have already begun using this deck in my own manifestation practice and am expecting these powerful symbols to help me yield great results.
Cindie Chavez, “The Love & Magic Coach”, is a certified life and relationship coach as well as an author, speaker, and teacher. She has a reputation for bringing astounding clarity and having a wicked sense of intuition. She has a widely diverse range of other proficiencies and interests including astrology, kabbalah, tarot, magic, and spirituality. She also loves painting, knitting, gaming, and enjoying belly laughs with her husband and family.
Oracles are not simply a deck of cards - they are an ever-changing storybook of life, in all its possibilities. Dreams of past, present and future shimmer from these cards, as they divulge a myriad of possibilities. Using the divination spreads in the guide book, the Moon Magic deck offers you the chance to catch glimpse of these chapters through the power of lunar magic.
One of the main advantages of using matic nails is the increased productivity they provide. With a pneumatic nail gun, construction workers can quickly and accurately drive nails into materials, such as wood or concrete, saving time and effort compared to traditional hand nailing methods. This can be especially beneficial in large-scale construction projects where time is of the essence. Another advantage is the reduced risk of injury. Matic nails, when used properly with a nail gun, can minimize the chances of accidental hammering and associated hand injuries. Additionally, the consistent pressure applied by the nail gun helps ensure that the nails are properly driven into the material, reducing the risk of loose or improperly secured nails. In conclusion, matic nails are an important tool in the construction industry. They offer increased productivity and reduced risk of injury compared to traditional hand nailing methods. Their compatibility with pneumatic nail guns allows for efficient and accurate nail placement, making them a valuable asset in construction projects of all sizes..
Reviews for "Breaking the Matic Nails Stereotype: Men Can Rock Them Too"
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- John - 1 star - I have never been more dissatisfied with a nail product. The "Matic nails lwaton ol" was a nightmare to apply. The brush was too thick and caused streaks in the polish, making it look sloppy. The polish itself was also very thin and required multiple coats to achieve any kind of opacity. Even then, it still looked streaky and uneven. Save your money and invest in a better brand.
- Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the "Matic nails lwaton ol" but was left feeling disappointed. The polish was difficult to apply smoothly and ended up looking patchy on my nails. It also took forever to dry, which resulted in smudges and ruined manicures. The lasting power was also very poor, as the polish started chipping and peeling within a couple of days. I was expecting better quality considering the price point, but I will not be repurchasing.