Zenith Industries ZN700001 Trim Puller

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This means you probably don’t care how they come off the wall, pieces would probably make you happy! The differences between a pry bar and a crowbar really come down to the unique touches of the manufacturer or the specified task the tool is built for. Ahead of purchasing a crowbar or pry bar, here’s what to know about their differences, what they do, and where they can be applied. You don’t need to remove the baseboards for all types of flooring but it looks more professional when you do.

TIP: The Trim Puller is designed to rotate left or right to remove trim, not up and down, like a pry bar. This belongs in every tool shed; you just never know when you're going to need some serious leverage, and this works! are too difficult to remove, you may need to cut the threaded portion off the back of the baseboard with a grinder and just leave the head in the baseboard (to be hidden with filler when the baseboards are reinstalled). Even better, it has nail-pulling holes which allows you to easily remove the nails left behind as you go. The Trim Puller Mini tool has all of the great features and benefits of the our Trim Puller trim removal tool combined with its nimble size to reach tight spaces and allows for delicate work where extra precision is needed.Geologists, paleontologists, and others out in the field will appreciate having a pry bar with a chiseled end, such as this sturdy Estwing version.

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