WOODPECKER BD70 Pneumatic Nail Puller Nail Remover Tool, Heavy Duty Air Denailer Gun for Recycling Wood and Pallets

I use old pallets for making things and for woodburning in my stove. Finally I can pull nails... Works great!I suggest combining it with Spec Ops Tools 10" Nail Puller Cats Paw Pry Bar or a divice like it.

If you break down lots of pallets, this is definitely worth getting. It yanks nails fairly quickly and easily, and seems well made and sturdy. It's sort of a niche tool, though, so it's not something you'll probably want unless you're doing a lot of pallet disassembly. But if you are, this is well worth getting.

I think this is fairly priced for what you get. It is lighter than it looks like it should be, but doesn't feel cheap. If you do a lot of work where nails are involved, I highly recommend getting this tool. It makes removing nails from old palettes and fence panels a breeze. I just replaced my old wooden fence that got destroyed in a hurricane I would have loved to have this at the time. I was getting poked by old nails constantly. I also felt uneasy about putting the old panels out at the curb with nails sticking out. I hammered down the ones I noticed, but having this would have been a life saver.My one and only gripe of this, and I don't know that there can even be a solution, is that the nails have to be sticking up about a 1/4" for it to be able to pull them up. Not all the old nails are sticking up, so it takes time to get them where they need to be. Either way, I still thinking that owning this is better than not owning it.

This thing is solid and pulls nails like a beast.It is fairly simple, but it pulls a nail out with good force.Sometimes it with "catch" the nail, sometimes the nail will go flying, so wear eye protection.I haven't noticed it damaging the wood in the process.If your nail is bent 90 or more degrees over, depending on the thickness of the nail, it probably won't bend it straight in order to get it out of the hole.You are best off by at least mostly straightening the nail first.Also won't work great on nails with too small of a head.The only other real difficulty inherent with this design is just that you need to have the nail sticking up at least a little to be able to get under the nail head, but you're going to have to do that anyways no matter how you pull a nail.

I had some old wooden pallets to pull nails from and it works like a charm! My life is so much easier!

The media could not be loaded. This nail extractor is easy to use, with a comfortable grip, trigger with integrated safety, and powerful function.This nail puller only works with nails with heads at least ~1/4" above the surface of the wood, so it has limited use. But it is very helpful for duplex nails in form boards, reducing an otherwise lengthy task into quick work.Well designed tool.

Wow!!! This pulls nails like no other!!

The media could not be loaded. Although I don't have any nails to pull at this time, I will be able to use it for removing nails from old pallets that I make use of from time to time. It's a heavy duty tool and it will save me a lot of time making a normally tough job much easier.