🔧 Unlocking Efficiency: Introducing the Locker Professional Nailer Remover Assembly Review

I originally bought this tool primarily for removing nails (to save framing wood from rework etc. and for breaking up pallets). -down for other woodworking projects), but as mentioned in other reviews, it's just as effective for installation and/or nailing. I have used this on plywood sub decks that were installed with framing nails (after being screwed into the joists) in the 90's, as well as on wood decking that had some of the original nails needed to be reinstalled after reinforcing with…

Likes. Light, good balance, complete with spare parts. In the time it took me to drive nails into a 2x4 wheel, the punch pounded six. I restored a pile of firewood that would have taken a day to complete in about an hour and a half. It punched through almost all of the nails I had to remove with no problem. Small nails in plywood can go all the way through, so keep a magnet in a plastic bucket handy for cleaning. Very good tool and I am very happy with the purchase. I do not like it. Not yet…

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…