WORKPRO 13" Nail Puller, Cats Paw Pry Bar, Nail Remover Tool with Cats Paw and Rocking Nail Puller, Crowbar for Home Remodeling, Professional Carpentry, Woodworking Projects

I have a lot of fence that needs to be repaired. I am pulling old iron long nails out of an old White Oak fence. Up until now I have been using a large hammer and a long pry-bar to remove the nails. I have to hold the pry-bar and hit it with the hammer most of the time to remove the well fixed nails out of the white oak. The energy from the hammer travels into my hand and arm and often the nail does not budge. With this device, I was easily able to remove nails without using the hammer. The device locks onto the shaft of the nail near the wood. When you rock the device back-and-forth the device locks onto the nail closer to the wood. This is a big advantage over pulling the nail out only from the nail head at the end of the nail As you pull the nail out the head moves farther away from the wood surface and reduces your leverage. With this device you are able to grip the nail close to the wood surface and move closer as the nail pulls out of the wood. You are able to maintain your leverage as you pull the nail out. I am able to pull out even the toughest nails from Oak without hurting my hands. I will keep updating this review to let you know if anything changes Update 8/30/2025. I have used this device for over one year and pulled out over one thousand nail from a white oak fence that is more than 40 years old. Item is still functional but showing some sign of wear. There are also some very large nails do not fit into the nail removed. Despite the wear, I still prefer this device to my hammer and pry bar. Two suggestions would be to offer the product that would accept a larger diameter nail and make the bar 4 inches longer to increase my leverage. This is an AMAZING device priced very reasonably. The video and picture are taken after 12 months of heavy use

The design makes it just about perfect for breaking down pallets.

Excellent tool! I recently remodeled my kitchen and asked my contractor to save the original wood floor for me. He did, but with a frustrating number of flooring nails driven deep into the wood. I bought this tool, skeptical that it would successfully exert the leverage necessary to remove the nails. I was wrong! It worked almost every time. Tear out was an issue if applying too much force in any one direction, but wobbling the tool back and forth with a little extra patience meant I was able to recover most of the boards. It's not without flaw, however. Going too far with the tool in any one direction runs the risk of breaking the nail you're trying to extract. This is especially true with brads. But, those can usually be extracted with less robust tools. All in all, highly recommend for anyone trying to use reclaimed materials or removing misplaced hardware.

Works great for removing old rusty nails from deck. The rocking nail puller end is really powerful for stubborn nails. The cat's paw side is the primary tool (and it works great). Sometimes, the nail head gets scraped off when using the cat's paw end due to weakness of the nail head. The rocking end then often comes in handy. You do not want to rely on a claw hammer for removing lots of nails. This tool makes the task so much easier.

I HIGHLY recommend this tool. It is easy to use and is easy on your hands and wrists. We recently removed a deck and needed to remove the nails. I spent weeks removing nails with a hammer until a friend of mine bought me this tool. It does a great job, saved me so much time and made my life so much easier. I only wish he had bought it earlier. It is definitely worth the price. It’s worth 10x the price. I would give it 8 stars if I could. P.S. It’s actually kinda fun too.

This worked fantastic for pulling out nails from pallets I was deconstructing. The glue coated nail made it difficult to pull out with other nail pullers i have tried.. however the nail has to be already pulled out 3\8 of an inch, and the edges in the jaws part seemed to dull very fast so I've had to sharpen it to keep working.

It did a great job initially of pulling nails that I had difficulty pulling with a hammer. And it worked well in tight spots. I eventually pulled all of the tough to get nails out of my deck. But toward the end, there was some slippage and wear and tear. And the nails did not come out as easily. Maybe stronger metal is required.

There's tons of nail pullers on Amazon. But this one is the best out of the non-air powered ones. Most have the Cats Paw end this one has, but what sets this one apart is the rocking end. I just tried it out and it was super easy to rock nails out. Whoever invented this was a genius. My only criticism of it is that I wished the cats paw end was rotated 90 degrees because it kinda bumps up into your hand as you are using the rocking end.

Poor quality tool