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At a Glance
Perfect for removing staples from an old canvas or staples from fencing.
A small, inexpensive tool that prevents damage to the wood during disassembly.
Easily stowed in the tractor trunk or workbench drawer.
At a Glance
Perfect for removing staples from an old canvas or staples from fencing.
A small, inexpensive tool that prevents damage to the wood during disassembly.
Easily stowed in the tractor trunk or workbench drawer.
Overview
The Vulcan 10-1/2 in. nail puller removes nails and brads where a hammer cannot fit. Compact and flat, it slides under moldings and between boards.
Key Features
- 1-1/4 in. V-tip: grips nail heads and brads
- 5/8 in. wide slim profile: slides under moldings without damaging them
- Forged steel: resists leverage force
- 10-1/2 in. length: fits in a pocket or toolbox
Specifications
| Length | 10-1/2 in. (27 cm) |
| Material | Steel |
| Tip | V-shaped |
| Tip width | 1-1/4 in. (32 mm) |
| Width | 5/8 in. (16 mm) |
| Nail slots | 1 |
| Origin | India |
| Brand | Vulcan |
Vulcan
Flat nail puller pry bar 10-1/2 in. - Vulcan
- Regular price
- $6.99
- Sale price
- $6.99
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Flat nail puller pry bar 10-1/2 in. - Vulcan
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How to get it
- Free pickup in Bedford or West Brome (QC), ready today (order before 3 p.m.)
- Free local delivery from $95, Tuesday to Thursday
- Shipping across Canada by carrier
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