Andyt (Dec 5, 2019), dubbby (Jun 13, 2020), Scotsman Hosie (Jun 30, 2020)
I remember one as a kid from the 60s that our neighbor had. About 25 years ago, I was able to order the same design you're talking about.
I needed it to remove 1x8 pine ship lap sheathing that I salvaged from my garage made in the early 60s. Took most of a day to pull all the nails, but it saved damage to the wood had I used a pry bar. I notice now the handle say's "suregrip" but it has bitten me many times.
Scotsman Hosie (Jun 30, 2020)
I've had one of those for decades.
Never used it.
Put it on Craigslist for $10.
Renewed the listing over and over.
No bites.
It sat in my garage unused for another year.
UNTIL LAST WEEK!
The fluorescent fixture under one of our wall cabinets died.
I bought LED bulbs, but they had to be re-wired to line voltage (no ballast needed).
I had to pull the fixture off the wall, but someone had NAILED IT ON with 16d NAILS!
Grrrr!
Grabbed that parrot beak and they came out like butter!
Ta da!
Props to Philip Davies for giving me the right name!
Charles Waugh
www.charleswaugh.com
"Any tool is just a kit, to be modified as needed for the job at hand"
Philip Davies (Dec 8, 2019)
Charles Waugh
www.charleswaugh.com
"Any tool is just a kit, to be modified as needed for the job at hand"
Philip Davies (Dec 8, 2019)
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