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Hilka 65400010 10-Inch Pro Craft Nail Puller Bars - £8.00 @ Amazon
Hilka 65400010 10-Inch Pro Craft Nail Puller Bars - £8.00 @ Amazon
Hilka 65400010 10-Inch Pro Craft Nail Puller Bars - £8.00 @ Amazon
Hilka 65400010 10-Inch Pro Craft Nail Puller Bars - £8.00 @ Amazon
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Posted 5 July 2023

Hilka 65400010 10-Inch Pro Craft Nail Puller Bars - £8.00 @ Amazon

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Product Description
Nail Puller Bars Pro Craft, 10-inch heavy duty puller with polished heads. With display sleeve. The Pro-Craft design on this product is geared towards professionals, using quality materials and fine designs.

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1 x Nail Puller Bars Pro Craft, 10-inch
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  1. col11's avatar
    col11
    Not knocking the deal price but I don't really get these small nail puller things, surely if your working with mails you will have a (claw) hammer which will have a lot more leverage and will have a better grip than this draft little thing
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    accidentalbuilder
    They're really handy for getting nails out that you can't get a grip on with a claw hammer or pincers as they're thinner and sharper. And for any nails embedded in wood, if you look closely you'll see one end has a flat edge that you can use a hammer against to get the claw to dig into the wood under the nail head to get it started.

    For pulling lots of small nails a lot faster and less effort than a claw hammer. Also handy for removing staples.

    Being small and manoeuvrable, the shape of them and having the blade on one edge makes them really handy to grab for other tasks too (scraping out mortar in awkward places, knocking off awkward bits of plaster, leveraging things in tight spaces etc.).

    Wouldn't be without mine (though it's a different brand to this is much the same). (edited)