Review on 🔧 Unlocking Efficiency: Introducing the Locker Professional Nailer Remover Assembly by Raymond Iglesias

I have spent many hours removing nails with a hammer, a flat bar and a long pry bar and I wish I had had this tool back then and saved myself all that time! I came across this tool in a YouTube video, took a chance and am very glad I did. It's essentially a pneumatic hammer that pushes the nail back out of the hole. How does it work? The tool has a shank with a piston inside. To do this, insert the tip of the nail into the rod as far as it will go and press the button. The piston pushes the nail out of the board as far as possible. If the board is thinner than 1.5 inches, it may fly out of the board! It takes some practice, so for smaller nails with thin boards, don't push the nail all the way into the shank. For 16 large nails in thick boards, the nail is pushed all the way out and you can pull at the back. This also works on curved nails. Just use a rod to aim the nail to try and line it up with the hole Wear safety goggles and use a bucket of water or paper to catch the nails as they fly out of the board! I had nails bouncing off the concrete floor and hitting my ceiling at 14 feet! Be careful because this thing works very well.