Trim PullerSave your trim, baseboards and walls from damage.The Trim Puller is a new tool for quickly and safely removing baseboards, trim, molding (or moulding), tile, wood panels and floors, chair railing, carpet tack strip and more, without damaging the materials you are removing so you can reuse them and, more importantly, without damaging your drywall.Unique Features:15 degree integrated center wedgeAutomatically begins the removal of trim, baseboard, tile, wood floor or other materials with ease. It does the work for you!3 contact pointsLarge, flat contact area distributes the force and prevents damage to drywall, sheetrock or other materials.EPDM handle absorbs vibrationsEPDM handle absorbs vibrations from hammering on the metal. Won't hurt your hand like a crow bar. EPDM stands up great to all weather, heat, ozone and is insulating also.How To Use:Step 1Use a utility knife or painters 5-in-1 tool to score the top of seam where the trim meets the wall. This will prevent tearing the paint from the wall.Step 2Position the Trim Puller's front face against the wall with the sharp edge on the seam where trim meets the wall. For best results start at the end of baseboard strip.Step 3Strike the top of the Trim Puller with a hammer or hard mallet, driving the Trim Puller between the trim and the wall. The wedge will begin to separate the trim from the wall automatically.Step 4Once the Trim Puller is wedged between the trim and wall, gently pry the trim away from the wall in a twisting motion creating a gap of approximately 4 to 8 inches. Repeat steps 2-4, moving the Trim Puller along the wall in 12 inch increments or as needed. The gap will increase with each pull until removed.
C**S
A Must Have Tool In Your "ReadyMan" Bag.
This is one of those tools you just have to have if you're stocking your emergency bag. Three big tools you have to have are, this, a hammer+prybar, machete and a shovel (folding e-tool). I have a bag I'm stocking as a "ReadyMan" bag. Not a bugout or a get home bag, though my "bag" will certainly work for those. You see I'm in a high rise building and exiting down to the ground floor from the 30th may mean that certain floors may be blocked and the fire-doors may be locked off from the stairwell to re-enter and cross-over to the other stairwell on a floor. This will certainly open them right up. Other times in my life I've actually run across situations that this could of been of use; car-accidents, camping... you get the idea. So, I have a new bag type and classification for myself. A "ReadyMan" bag is perfect for looking back on all the things that have happened to me in my life and this bag will/would have been able to bail me out. Sort of a, bug out, prepper, get home, bag but even more to be for general and immediate emergencies.
M**R
Nice tool - and useful!
I just got the opportunity to use this hammer. I had to rip out a kitchen cabinet unit and break it down to make room for a new stove unit. Took all of 5 - 8 minutes - AND it was nice and neat. Was able to rip, pry, hammer, knock loose, and lever my way through the job with little effort. It has good heft and size. Not too much and not too little. You can actually replace a hammer in most cases - or use this as a backup for those times we need a little extra 'persuasion'. Very nice addition to my tool arsenal indeed! Get it.....
S**A
good multi-use tool
heavier than expected, probably a good thing. I doubt this would be a good choice for carrying around everyday, but I bought it for an emergency roadside kit. One negative for me was the rubber grip should have been farther down the handle, to make it easier to find the balance point for hard hammer strikes. I added a couple more inches of paracord wrap to double as emergency rope and also extend the grip. Overall I'm happy with the product
M**M
Like nothing else...
Sad this is no longer sold, this was my favorite tool in my arsenal, unfortunately my roommate also thought it was cool, so he stole it, and now it's so out of date the picture doesn't even match what I bought, thanks to the person who posted the pics of their received product, so I at lost know I'm not crazy, this thing was epic, I could split wood with it as well as separate pallets, and I've found nothing on past with it yet, at least not for the price.
J**
Good quality, hefty,
Excellent product for the price.I have one in the emergency bag in each vehicle.Yea it came with knicks in the paint, but it’s a pry hammer - who cares.It is a pretty heavy item for a bug out bag but would be handy for urban survival.
P**�
Scuffs
Arrived all marked up, yes its a hammer..so its no big deal but when you buy something new, its supposed to feel new. Im sure its useful tho
C**M
This is honestly one of the greatest tools ever made for your demolition projects
This is honestly one of the greatest tools ever made for your demolition projects. Nothing rips out your baseboards faster and easier than this thing. A godsend! All general contractors should give them out to their crew.
B**I
Work great
A little heavy but solid... works great
