com/products/anex-nail-puller-cats-paw-tool-9103 7681285488806 Anex Nail Puller Cat's Paw Tool 9103 12. JB Tools provides this disclaimer to ensure there is no likelihood of confusion unduly influencing your decision to purchase this product, or any other, product from JB Tools, and to ensure there is no confusion as to the existence of any affiliation between JB Tools and the manufacturer of this product. They also offer a face for knocking in pins AND there is a really handy magnet which can be used as a nail starter. New designs have been introduced, including the Nail Jack and Nail Hunter nail pullers, which take a pliers-like approach to the old cat's paw design.

Japanese Z-saw Zetsaw cutting guide for Kataba saw (blade thickness between 0,4 mm and 0,6 mm) + 1 saw 265 mm and 1 protractor included. The nail puller claws are precise and sharp to remove embedded or headless nails with ease and minimal wood damage. holes are drilled into the back of the bar allowing the clamp to be used at a higher pressure without worrying that the arm might slide. I’ve got a good USA made Vaughan right now but I’ve beat it into concrete so much that the claws are almost worn off.com/p/SPEC-OPS-11-in-Nail-Puller-Cats-Paw-Pry-Bar-High-Carbon-Steel-SPEC-D11CLAW/320570295" on this server. The Nail Hunter nail pulling design has very precise tips that actually come completely together at the ends, for removing finish nails. Japanese KAKURI brass bar clamps for fine and precise clamping, fitting and glueing small scale work. As a result, nail pullers were designed to preserve the condition of the nail for reuse, resulting in a slide hammer type design, still in specialty use today. Pressing the Escape (ESC) button will close the modal and bring you back to where you were on the page.

May get another of the same but wanted some opinions from this subreddit since the other carpentry subreddit probably gets their tools from Walmart. This one-hand-held puncher lets you mark drill holes anywhere while on the job, great to improve your pr.

The allusion is to the fable of the monkey who wanted to get from the fire some roasted chestnuts, and took the paw of the cat to get them from the hot ashes.