A was the clipped one, B was the chisel tip one, X is the normal nail. I put A and B in to the same test piece and there was minimal splitting. X had some apparent splitting. I then drove a 2nd clipped nail into the X test piece and it split the wood where X was driven in (1st cross section pic). Then I split the wood where the 2nd clipped nail was driven in to get a cross section pic, notice the tiny wedge piece of wood that remained on the end of the nail. Then I drove another clipped nail through the A B piece of wood and put all 3 nails through the back side of the wood to see what would happen. Interesting that the chisel tip shot a chunk out but didn't make any splitting.

>>55032
I didn't know you were that familiar with woodworking.

>>55033
Still nowhere near enough money to buy a place to live, so I will use it to upgrade my parent's house, build or have built a decent place to park my car, then buy a nice paint job for my car. Maybe some upgrade surgeries too.
Nice leather pants.