Japanese Nail Puller - 200mm - Ice Bear

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This guide is for woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts seeking an effective tool for nail removal. The Ice Bear Japanese Nail Puller excels at removing various nails, including those with damaged heads, saving time and effort. Note that while durable, excessive force on particularly stubborn nails might require additional techniques.
| Model Part Number | 200 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Icebear |
The Japanese Nail Puller can remove a variety of nails, including those with broken or bent heads, and tacks.
It is forged from the best quality tool steel.
Place the claw under the nail head, then gently tap the flat surface behind the claw with a hammer to drive the claw further under the head.
While durable, it is best suited for woodworking nails and tacks. Extremely large or thick nails might require a different tool.
Store it in a dry place to prevent rust. Clean it after each use.
The nail puller is 200mm long.
It weighs 190g.
Ensure the claw is properly positioned under the nail head. Try using the hammer-assist flat to drive the claw further.
Try applying more leverage or using the right-angle claw if the nail is bent or in a tight space. You might need to gently rock the nail back and forth.
Clean the handle with a dry cloth and consider wearing work gloves for a better grip.
Setup: No initial setup is required. The nail puller is ready to use upon arrival.
Compatibility: Compatible with various woodworking projects and materials. Suitable for removing a range of nails and tacks.
Care: After each use, wipe the nail puller with a clean cloth to remove any debris. Store in a dry place to prevent rust. Occasionally oil the tool to maintain its performance and longevity.