Thank you for this demo! i’m trying to remove some deck nails and I found this in my dad‘s basement but I wasn’t sure how to use it. This is gonna make the job so much easier!! 😎
Hey Lori, Not sure there is. Removing a large nail is still going to require significant repair if only to that hole if you plan on some kind of finished product. So additional marring by the nail puller can be part of that repair. But more typically the hole is not an issue if reusing the board for framing / building. Thx for watching!
thank you so much. I found one in my barn and never really knew how to use it. in Farnham Quebec.
I would of loved this tool years ago when ‘attempting’ to remove cabinets that had no head. I gotta get one now. Thanks for the great demo!
Thank you for this demo! i’m trying to remove some deck nails and I found this in my dad‘s basement but I wasn’t sure how to use it. This is gonna make the job so much easier!! 😎
Hey Deborah…,
Awesome! The tool is amazing!
Hope it goes quick for you.
Thx for watching!
Love old tools..
Hey Theresa,
Yes! Thx for watching!
Cool. Ty.
Hi Penny, if you use this tool, let us know if you like it. Thanks for your comment!
Great vid.
Hey Benchipoed,
👍 & thx for watching !
Is there another tool that doesn't marr the wood ad much?
Hey Lori,
Not sure there is. Removing a large nail is still going to require significant repair if only to that hole if you plan on some kind of finished product. So additional marring by the nail puller can be part of that repair.
But more typically the hole is not an issue if reusing the board for framing / building.
Thx for watching!
@@Housebarons Another thin piece of wood under the leverage part would save a lot of damage from happening
A maniac and nails, why the f hell people still fabricating nails when there are screws
I got clickbated by a google search result 😢