Cooper Group 56 Nail Puller
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Cooper Group 56 Nail Puller
Customer Review: SUPER NAIL PULLER
Summary: 5 Stars
I first used a crescent nail puller on my very first job working
in a warehouse as a receiving clerk which was nearly 50 years ago.
The quality of this product has been improved over the years, but
it still is the premier nail puller of the industry. It is very durable,
tough, and undestructable. I have just completed pulling 3000 nails from
a redwood deck, and this tool worked outstanding.
Customer Review: Granda's nail puller.
Summary: 5 Stars
I pulled all the nails out of my redwood deck with minimal damage to the boards. I recycled the good boards and put the deck back down with deck screws. This is the best nail puller I've found that causes mimimal damage to the wood. My grandpa, the carpenter, had one and I remember him using it when I was a kid.Customer Review: Paul Bunyan Tool
Summary: 1 Stars
This tool is bulky, cumbersome and not ergo-friendly. Ladies this is a real "man-tool". Heavy and requires space, strength and experience to use. Not the best choice I have ever made.
Customer Review: Cooper Nail Puller
Summary: 1 Stars
I am very sorry I purchased this unit. It is probably the worst nail puller you could find anywhere. It doesn't work very well or not at all. The grasping part of the tool should have some kind of split to get under the head and it doesn't. It is awkward and hard to use and no instructions or tips came with the unit. The old flat pry bar type nail puller is 100 times more effective than this puller. So I wasted my money. If I had known what the grasping part of the tool looked like, I would never have bought it.Customer Review: Designed more than 50 years ago and still the best
Summary: 5 Stars
I've been using this nail puller to remove cedar siding from my home. I plan to turn it over and reuse it so minimal damage is key for me. This is the only tool I know that can do the job. The only damage left is a small rectangle dent around the nail head where the tool grabs the nail. It grabs with a few slams of the sliding hammer and the nails easily come out. If you're removing lots of nails this is a great tool. If your looking for minimal damage to the wood this is the only tool I know of that can do the job.