1st AnswerNo nails they weren't invented yet. Pegs were used to hold wood together as well as fitting the pieces together as if a puzzle. 2nd AnswerA nail set is a device used to drive finishing nails flush with the surface of the wood. A medieval nail set, if such existed, would have had no nails in it, the same as any other nail set. There were nails in the middle ages, by the way. They are mentioned in the Bible in several places, including a passage about allocation of iron for nails for the Temple of Solomon. And I am told nails from the true cross were a hot item among people buying and selling religious relics.3rd AnswerHand-forged iron nails were made from Roman times (large iron nails were used in crucifixions throughout the Roman world). I have a 3.5 inch 12th century nail from the roof of Lincoln cathedral in my collection - many hundreds of similar nails were originally used in the construction of that roof. Nails were not made in "sets" but in huge numbers by local village blacksmiths, or by smiths employed on specific construction sites.
Some Roman tools are the bronze nails, Axe, Hammer, and Chisel
The Roman soldier did not wear sandals--he wore the military boot or caliga. However in pictures the caliga may resemble a type of sandal. It was made of multistraps of leather with a thick leather sole. The sole of the boot was hobnailed and the nailing patterns gave support to the ball, arch and heel of the foot, just as modern athletic shoes do.
The Roman bathhouses were made of concrete with a facing in stone or bricks.
They were made to defend Roman people as well as to make formations such as turtoise.
Carpet nails are generally made of mild steel.
iron nails are nails made up of iron
Finger nails are made of a protein called keratin.
Hair and nails are made primarily of calcium.
For finger nails :no,the other nails are iron , copper, etc but not plastic
Yes
Finger nails (and toe nails) are made of keratin.
Normally nails aren't made of an alloy however they are galvanized, this means they have a coating of a less reactive metal such as Zinc as to prevent rusting of the nails. Nails are normally made out of iron.
Nails are NOT made out of cartilage. Nails are made out of keratin, the same structural component that makes up hair. Both keratin and cartilage are types of structural proteins, but they are not related.
No they definitely don't and can't, false nails are usually made of acrylic.
No, nails are made from keratin. There are different strains of this protein, including a different type from which hair is made.
Nails were historically made of iron by a local blacksmith. Nowadays, most nails are usually made in factories from steel wire, although they could also be made of aluminium, brass, or many other metals.