Description
Price: $14.99 – $15.18
(as of Oct 30, 2024 20:17:17 UTC – Details)
Estwing’s popular 9 in. Japanese style Pro Claw Nail Puller, is made with fine tool steel, drop forged and tempered for extra durability. Chrome finish and comfortable blue cushion grip. Both nail puller claws are precise and sharp to remove imbedded or headless nails with ease and minimal wood damage. Shape and rounded head design gives you improved leverage. Precision thin claw design enables you to get into hard to reach places. For use in nail removal right angled for removing embedded and headless nails. Protect your eyes from flying particles and dust. Always wear safety goggles.
HIGH LEVERAGE DESIGN – Engineered to produce maximum torque when pulling nails & prying boards, outperfroming standard cat’s paw tools.
REMOVES HEADLESS NAILS – The design of this cats paw nail puller allows for headless nail removal with minimal wood damage.
PRECISION THIN CLAW – No longer worry about those hard-to-reach places with the optimized slim yet sturdy design.
FORGED IN ONE PIECE – The most durable, longest lasting prying tool available are crafted from a single piece of solid steel and honed into the optimal design for use.
MADE IN THE USA – Since 1923, our tools have been proudly crafted in Rockford, IL using only the finest American steel.
Customers say
Customers like the functionality, build quality, and nail puller of the product. They mention it works great at a rough chisel for rot removal in hard-to-get places, is well-made, and saves them a lot of time. Some are also satisfied with the value for money, design, and comfort. However, some customers have different opinions on the size.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
The Doctor –
Excellent tool
Sometimes I like to do bc a certain amount of demolition as it relaxes me and just recently I used this tool to help pull up some sub flooring boards with lots of nails. In the past I used a smaller Stanley tool which was great for exposing the nail head but had no leverage as it was only about eight inches long. The length of this Estwing model works really well in terms of leverage. Both ends have quite a shallow head so it is easy to pry up nails. I use a 24 ounce hammer and two hits and the nail head is praised up enough to lever the nail out without needing the claw on the hammer. I wish I had bought it before to save a lot of time and hassle.The grip on the handle does provide a little cushioning but I always use gloves and tend to hold the pry bar further up from the grip so it doesn’t help me very much.If I could buy one a couple of inches longer that would be a useful improvement for me to make it easier to lever stubborn nails out but it isn’t a deal breaker especially as it is difficult to find any longer ones in this style in any case. Mine has has hundreds of hits but other than a little scratching it is holding up well. I don’t think that the striking head is as hard as my Stanley but it is fine without too much mushrooming as yet.I have used it for levering up carpet tack strips and as the long end has a shallow angled head it is fairly easy to use for this purpose but a shovel with a square shape is actually a lot, lot easier to remove tack strips and staples from plywood or pressed board.Eating makes great products and this is a fine example.
Tom Sr. –
Best Prybar/Nail Puller Out There!!
I am a renovator and the PC210G is the best prybar/nailpuller one can ever have in their tool box| Estwing design and high quality steel lets you abuse this tool and it never fails. The claw points and nail grooves stay sharp for a very long time and are even able to pull air pin nails up to 4″ spikes. However, any nail larger that this will prove to be difficult to remove with this bar.The nail puller end is easy to use, and causes little damage to the wood from which the nail is being pulled. The bar is compact and easy to position in cramped areas. Excellent for asphalt shingle roof repair as the pry end is gently curved just enough to get under the shingle and the claw points are perfect for getting under the shingle nail without seriously damaging the shingle. The angle of the pry allows one to lift the nail easily for removal without punching through the bottom of the shingle.This tool is also great for doing wood siding shingle patch repair for much the same reasons as roofing. One can turn the pry end of the bar around, dig it into the bottom of the wood shingle and pound the shingle down and out leaving little of the shingle stuck up inside. Removal of the small nails underneath is easy using this pry end by sliding the pry end up under the shingle over the nail and pounding it up until the nail pops out.The bar is great for wooden window repairs as well as the pry end can be used to stick into windows that might be painted/jambed in for removal and again, causing little damage. Works great for getting under trim for removal without major damage to the trim.Also works great at a rough chisel for rot removal in hard to get places. This is litterally the best prybar/puller out there. All the flat bars which possess a large curve for pulling don’t even compare to the PC210G. The only bad thing that I can comment on about this tool is that the silicone handle is easily damaged and can get torn when abused. However, the handle is very comfortable and durable if one doesn’t abuse it. Great design Estwing!
Rodrigo d. –
perfect tool
like everything about it
Milboka Enterprises –
Good bar
I like this style and so far it’s very sturdy. The silicon handle is not so cold in the mornings. Good mid-sized nail puller.
Omar Siddique –
nice tool you didn’t know you needed
A cool little tool that many DIYers might not know existed until they needed it (true for me anyway). Sort of like a mini crowbar, but purpose specific.Works great. Very sturdy. No signs of damage or wear after a first-use dealing with removing 20 or so old decking nails. Don’t forget your eye protection.It’s comfortably long enough to get some nails out by itself, but usually you’ll need to tap it with a hammer, or switch to the claw end of the hammer to finish finish removing the nail. It takes some practice to avoid scarring the wood excessively, if you plan to reuse the materials.Possibly a longer version could be used alone, but then it wouldn’t fit for tight spaces. But I wouldn’t go much shorter either, unless you’re only dealing with trim nails. Even at this optimal size, it still takes some effort to remove nails sunk into dense wood like pressure-treated lumber– I wouldn’t have wanted to try with, say, the little 6″ version.Estwing is a brand I’ll seek out for hand tools, and this catspaw is no exception. Recommended.
Kenneth P –
Makes removing the nails so much easier
I had an old nail bar and a crow bar, but this is sharper and designed better so it just works better. Used it twice and it already paid for itself IMO
Demand –
Used these before
I carry this regularly. In my tool belt while with the framing crew, they are very handy
Jb –
Works well for general handyman diy. Perfect for deck construction.
I was fixing doors and had to pull some nails. Worked very well. Well designed simple tool. Even the orientation on the 90-degree lever makes it easier to use once you started with the flat end.An update: perfect for deck construction. I started to work on and used nail gun for the first time. Some of the nails did not go as expected. It was very easy to pull them out with this tool.
CR018 –
Facilita el trabajo ð
Jay –
Finally bought my own. These are the best nail pullers that you can find.My brother has used on for many years of the 11-12 inch version and I finally bought my own.Very hard steel and can use it with male faced hammers anything. Also the rubber helps with stinging on the hands. Very fine-tuned crack for pulling out nails. Works good for Brad nails 18 gauge believe it or not. show me another brand thatâs this good and Iâll probably not believe you still. Just go ahead and hit the buy button you wonât regret it! do it!
Marcos Andrey –
UMA GRATA SURPRESA AO RECEBER MEU ESTWING que está muito barato. Produto âmade in Japanâ altÃssima qualidade assegurada.02/04/2024: Enfim depois de algumas semanas constatei que de fato o aço deste extrator é formidável! Fiz um vÃdeo e entrai alguns pregos com marteladas forte em seu dorso e o aço permaneceu intacto. Comprei um de outra marca que amassou todo!
Guy –
Havenât used it much but will do soon and I am sure it will prove itâs worth
Scorpio –
Prefiero el tamaño siguiente.Hecho en taiwan. Yo busco made in us .Kamala Haris president.Make América great