🔨 Effortlessly Remove Nails with 3PLUS HAPT50SP Nailer Remover Puller Review

This item is amazing! It is highly recommended to have a large bucket (5 gallons) at least half full of water under your nails when the trigger is pulled. Sand or dirt will also work, but nails are harder to find. If you don't use a bucket, the nails will be scattered all over the place and hard to find. If the bucket is only a quarter or a third full of water, consider buying a new bucket. I speak from experience! The bucket was about 1/3 full and a nail broke through the bottom. It's easy and

Demolished 2 walls and a wardrobe in the bedroom to make room for the living room. There were tons of old nails in the old wood. At almost $9 for a new 2x4x8 pin, I wanted a nail remover so I could reuse the studs. It took a few hours but I saved about 39 boards or the equivalent of 31 2x4x8 studs. For the Lowes price, they saved me about $275! I also received free tools with our Prime Visa points. The tool worked flawlessly and quickly. I used a 2x2 foot piece of OSB with a slot down the…

We finally unpacked the air tool, put 3-4 drops of the included oil in the air intake and used it on six (6) pallets of decking. (there were nails/staples with protruding pointed ends). The stringers were left alone (there were nails with protruding hats). Use eye and hearing protection. First we used a 1 hr capacity air compressor set at 90 psi. cube feet per minute. We gave up after a deck board because the supercharger was too weak to recover. So we used a different air compressor set at 90…