Features

• Box-joint forged tempered jaws
• Black enamel finish
• 18" overall length

Reviews (5)

Rebuilding a fence?
This is one of the great tools my dad had.

Besides being a cantankerous old coot, dad was a farmer, machinist, tool and die maker, airframe mechanic and general expert with his hands, tools and machinery. He always had the best tools. If he couldn't buy it, he'd make it.

Roughly forty years have passed since I last used dad's nail puller; but, when something works well, I tend to remember it.

My back fence recently moved to the top of my honeydo list when my wife decided she wanted every other picket removed. She wanted to better enjoy the view and yet keep wandering kids out of our pool.

Exasperated with the splintered mess I was making of the redwood with the Roughneck, Superbar and similar nail pullers available at the local hardware stores; I began searching for a puller like dad had. Luckily, I only had to go half way across the country to find it. The Cooper 56 appears to be the same excellent tool I used on dad's fence forty years ago.

A NAIL PULLER WORTH EVERY PENNY
I have always wanted one of these nail pullers, now after years of searching through hardware and home improvement stores never able to find one, my search has come to an end. This model may not be as sturdy as the older models, but this nail puller is more than adequite for most people. All claw type nail pullers rely on the head of the nail being in tact or relatively close to the surface of the wood. Though your first impression may be that this tool is a bit pricey, it can save the do-it-yourselfers a lot of time and frustration. One Caution: While using this tool, make sure you have the jaws in place directly over the nail head. My father has broken two of the old models my grandfather gave him by having the jaws to the left or right of the nail head.

The best nail puller on the market
I dad had one of these that his dad gave him. I couldn't wait so I bought it myself. This is the only nail puller that really works. It will pull any nail with little damage to the wood, it will pull small finishing nail to the largest spikes. Dont waste your money or effort on any other puller than this one. It has the durability to be handed down generation after generation.

Worth every penny for the do-it-yourselfer.
My dad has one of these tools which he bought many years ago. I've always wanted one of my own, but after years of searching through hardware and home improvement stores, I was never able to find one. At last, I've found it... Though not quite as beefy as the older models, this tool is more than adequite for the job. Most claw type nail pullers rely on the head of the nail being in tact or relatively close to the surface of the wood. This tool removes the nail by pulling on the shaft rather than the head. The result is that nails with broken, rusted, missing, or deeply embeded heads can be easily removed. Though your first impression may be that this tool is a bit pricey, it can save the do-it-yourselfers a lot of time and frustration. One Caution: While using this tool, make sure that the hand holding the tool in place is well away from the striker stop. It can be easy to cause injury by pinching the skin on the lower hand (OUCH - I know it hurts 'cause I've accidentally done it!)

Good design 30 years ago, good design now.
This may be one of the few tools in the world that cannot be improved. A lot of carpenters have pulled a lot of nails over the years with no change in the design

Open the jaws, position them over the nail, operate the built in sliding striker and the tiny hardened jaw tips dig in and grab the nail head with little damage to the surrounding material. All that's left is a simple pull back on the fulcrum foot and a 16d comes right out of an oak plank. This whole operation only takes a few minutes of practice before you are a pro. No worries that that hammer swing will slide of an irregular face of a pry or crowsfoot. One hand operation is easy leaving the other to hold your balance in high or narrow places. If you only have a few nails to pull every now and then this expensive gorilla is probably not worth it But if you have a lot of errant nails and you value your labor and the material you are working on this is the probably most economical solution. As with all striking tools use safety glasses when using this tool . ... Read more

Features

• File handle and four inserts
• Interchangeable cushion inserts designed to fit most popular files
• Handle made of strong high-impact material, contoured to fit hand for straight, lathe and draw filing
• Non-slip textured finish for easier grip

Features

• Complete with "Soldering Tips" booklet
• Universal all-purpose gun, 140/100 watts
• Contains #8200 dual heat soldering gun, three copper soldering tips, tip changing wrench
• Flux brush, soldering aid tool, coil of 60/40 rosin core solder
• Plastic sturdy case

Reviews (3)

Cheaper Elsewhere
I found this at Home Depot for $29.99.

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When you have to put together BIG wires, use this!
Soldering irons are great for electronics component and circuit board assembly, but when the occasion comes when solder has to be applied to big wiring (or removed from it), the volume of metal sucks away the heat faster than an ordinary iron can apply it. On those occasions, only a solder gun or a gas torch applys enough joules of energy for the job, and a solder gun does a much neater job without endangering nearby possesions. Weller is the industry leader for these devices. Changing tips is a bit of a hassel, and somebody at Weller needs to revisit that engineering, but its overall a very nice tool for what it does. ... Read more

Features

• Rugged contractor's tool
• Shear-cut blades
• Mounts easily on most flat surfaces
• Enhances leverage and increase safety
• Repair Kit: 0513RBJ

Features

• 9" long, 1 3/8" cut, 20 gauge capacity
• Ideal for the homecraftsperson
• Compound lever action with a spring-action for fast, effortless feed for straight or curved cuts
• Handle of high tensile strength alloy steel exceeds hand power limit
• Non-slip textured grips and thumb operated safety latch for superior control, chrome plated blades

Features

• 22 oz. head, 15" overall length
• Virtually unbreakable fiberglass handle with a high-luster, full-polish finish
• Permabond construction between head and handle
• Factory balanced for maximum striking power
• Black cushion grip around contoured handle for increased comfort and reduced fatigue

Features

• 10 7/16" long, 7/32" cutter capacity
• Corrugated hammer head with two electronically induction-hardened durable wire cutters
• Two staple grips in nose and wire grip between handles for stretching wire
• Forged alloy tool steel and polished head
• Heavy prong on head to get in behind and pull staples easier

Product Description

mfg by: COOPER TOOLS END CUTTING NIPPERS Forged alloy steel-induction hardened Angled, easy cutting edges Vinyl cushion grips Carded72-7CV 7 END CUT NIPPER 7" ... Read more

Features

• Carefully designed throat clearance and rivet size
• Handle design takes advantage of leverage ratio to blades for easier cutting
• Electronically induction-hardened, carefully designed, angled cutting edges and blaze sizes
• Top quality end cutting tool
• 6 1/4" long

Features

• 18" long, 2 1/16" jaw opening
• Chrome plated rust resistant finish, polished head and satin finished handle
• Drop forged from Crestloly alloy steel and heat treated for extra strength and wear
• Wider handle and wide jaw capacity allow each tool to work with more fastener sizes
• Tension spring stabilizes jaw and knurl adjusts easily

Features

• Cuts right from tight curves to straight
• Green grips
• Capacity 18 gauge steel (.049") low carbon cold rolled
• 9 3/4" long, 1 3/8" cut length

Features

• 10 1/2" long, and 3" cut, twice as long as standard snips
• Compound action multiplies the force of the hand by five times
• Cuts up to 20 gauge steel
• Great for making long, fast cuts in several types of material including paper, plastic, sheet metal, aluminum, vinyl siding, screening, and much more
• High visibility non-slip, rubber grips on handle and serrated jaws

Features

• 9 1/4" long, 1 1/4" cut, 18 gauge capacity
• Offset blades keep hands clear of metal and non-slip serrated jaw allows for compound lever action
• Permits cutting tight left curves and circles as well as straight, spring-action for fast, effortless feed
• Handle of high tensile strength alloy steel exceeds hand power limit
• Handy hang-up pole and red non-slip, textured grips and safety latch for superior control

Features

• 9 1/4" long, 1 1/4" cut, 18 gauge capacity
• Offset blades keep hands clear of metal and non-slip serrated jaw allows for compound lever action
• Permits cutting tight right curves and circles as well as straight, spring-action for fast, effortless feed
• Handle of high tensile strength alloy steel exceeds hand power limit
• Handy hang-up pole and green non-slip, textured grips and safety latch for superior control

Reviews (1)

coopertools M7R 9" right cut off set snips
I found these snips to be an excellent tool, good quality at a reasonable price. ... Read more

Features

• 10' length tape, 1/4" wide blade is flexible
• High strength flat-black case and yellow clad blade
• Bold graduations on yellow background help to give quick accurate readings
• Power retraction operation
• Pocket size - ideal for office or home

Features

• Helpful hints and instructions on box
• Soldering hints booklet included
• Universal all-purpose gun
• Produces 140 or 100 watts

Reviews (1)

QUESTION
There is no enough information about this tool,I meen how many wats? ... Read more

Features

• Professional heavy-duty gun
• Produces 260 or 200 watts, 50/60 Hz
• Pistol grip design
• Fingertip trigger selects high or low output

Reviews (1)

a tool
i bought these snips to rough cut plastic laminate. when i got them in the mail and tested them on a scrap piece i thought i had wasted my money. they cracked the material on both sides of the blades. later that night i started tinkering with them. i took em appart sharpened the blades, rounded over the back edges so they could pass through the material easier, adjusted all the screws and sprayed em with a dry lub that i spray my good saw blades and router bits with. they work MUCH better now but they still take some serious concentration and effort to make good cuts. i guess i was dreaming that they would make cutting formica like cutting paper, they don't, but i do like the fack that they are much quiter then a router, don't require any setup, and the don't make dust... ... Read more

Features

• Blade: A2.

Reviews (1)

two man tape measure
This tape measure is a waste of time,money and effort.I own a half a dozen of these which I bought on a close-out,no returns or refunds.In just a few short weeks 4 of the six broke.That is,their locking mechanism broke,the tapes are still funtional,as long as you have someone to hold the other end.I wrote to the manufacturer,but have heard nothing from them,it's now been over 2 months.The other two tapes are hanging on my shop wall as souveniers and a reminder to never buy a product made by Lufkin again.Pure Junk. ... Read more