NuMax SPNNR Pneumatic 9-Gauge to 14-Gauge Punch Nailer/Nail Remover

I have seen these in videos from time to time and always assumed they were to expensive to have for occasional use, but I was wrong. If you ever have to remove more than a few nails this is well worth it. I was amazed at what I was able to remove with this, bent, rusted nails, no problem. Even drove out a few screws with it. Light weight and compact size fits in a lot of tight spaces and is easy to store, air consumption is minimal.

Works great! Will fire a nail out of the board and into a wall 60 feet away.

The media could not be loaded. Seems well made, feels very solid; absolutely does what it was designed for. Taking apart pallets for free wood seems like such a good idea, but the labor involved is prohibitive. This pops the nails out quickly and entirely. In the video it shows me pulling some nails out with my fingers after the fact - but that was really the exception and no big deal if it was the rule. The barrel of this thing fits around any nail size I encountered; it pushes slightly through the wood (1'4"? don't quote me..) and mostly just drops the nail entirely. Note from the video that I'm punching the nails out over a trash barrel - bonus! Between this tool and the "Vestil SKB-DLX Deluxe Steel Pallet Buster with Handle, 41",blue", I dismantled more than a dozen pallets in a few hours. i cannot speak to its durability, as I've only used it for one day but it seems pretty solid.

But did what it was supposed to do and for the most apart worked well

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Good lil nail remover works good for the money great price

I truly love this one, works great taking apart my pallets!!

Never knew this type of air tool existed but man, I'm glad it does. The tool's quality feels much higher than its price. I was able to knock a lot of glue coated ring shank nails out of one by pallet wood pretty quickly. I used the tool at about 110 psi and a few nails didn't get fully ejected but they were easy to pull out the rest of the way by hand. I haven't tried any two by material yet so can't speak to its effectiveness on driving nails though heavier wood. Another thing, not only can you save wood, but you can also save and reuse the straighter nails if you want. Wish I had bought one long ago.

That dam thing works great! Make sure your feet is not under the wood. Made that mistake!