Milwaukee 12 in. Nail Puller with Dimpler
$18.99
The Milwaukee 8 Nail Puller with Dimpler designed to sharpen mill and circular saws. It can be used for draw-filling and finishing metal. It comes with bastard cut, single cut on sides and edges and two square edges.
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Description
The Milwaukee 12 in. Nail Puller features SMOOTHPULL head geometry for best-in-class leverage and quick nail removal. Users can easily complete jobs with the nail puller’s unique head shape with optimized 10D-20D nail slots for increased efficiency on the jobsite. The wear-resistant grip increases user comfort and reduces vibration when the nail puller is struck by a hammer. The grip is also peel- and wear-resistant for continual comfort over the life of the tool. The head of the tool features sharpened claws and a dimpler on the head of the tool gives users effective ways to reach hard to access or embedded nails without damaging surrounding materials.
- SMOOTHPULL head geometry for quick nail removal
- Wear-resistant grip
- Better access beveled edge
- Low profile claw that reduces damage to surrounding materials
- Dimpler feature for access to hard to reach nails
- Less vibration with SHOCKSHIELD grip
- Precision claws with long-lasting sharpness
- Corrosion resistant
- Limited lifetime warranty
Additional information
| Weight | 2 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.00 × 3.00 × 11.00 in |
| Assembled Depth (in.) | 2 in |
| Assembled Height (in.) | 12 in |
| Assembled Width (in.) | 3 in |
| Bar length (in.) | 12 |
| Hand Tool Type | Pry Bar |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Model | 48-22-9032 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Number of nail slots | 1 |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (7)
7 reviews for Milwaukee 12 in. Nail Puller with Dimpler
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Aileen Greenfelder (verified owner) –
The Milwaukee 12 inch nail puller is nicely crafted, corrosion resistant, and has a good grip that reduces vibration. The dimpler allows me to create a recess around the nail head so the claws can slide underneath which helps reduce the amount of chipping. Using the dimpler is straight forward and is a nice extra feature but I’m probably not going to use it much. This nail puller is so nice I almost feel bad hitting it with my hammer.
Alvena Osinski (verified owner) –
Nice tool, good heft, the rubber is a good shock absorber, and it really gets under those nails. It took me a while to see the usefulness of the dimpler (the package offered a hint) and, so far, it seems to create a bigger divot than the pointy bits when you have a sunken or just recalcitrant nail, especially a finish nail. Those pointy bits, however, do seem to create a smaller divot than other nail pullers I’ve used, and the perpendicular teeth give really strong leverage, so it’s a keeper.
Cornell Oberbrunner (verified owner) –
Very happy would definitely order again
Vincenzo Erdman (verified owner) –
Just what he wanted!
Estrella Moore (verified owner) –
Tool worked great ,should last a long time
Amie Lynch (verified owner) –
Milwaukee 12” nail puller it’s crafted with the best quality materials. It offers maximum leverage with less effort possible, it’s claws gives a better reach for nails without damage on the work surface, and for those really hard to reach claws the puller comes with a dimpler on the side of the head which also prevents damage. The body provides a shock absorption when hitting by a hammer, it’s design for continuous work and easy to use.
Jessica Smitham (verified owner) –
I really like this 12” nail puller. The tool is heavy and feels sturdy, but it does appear to be cast rather than forged. It’s larger size gives a good amount of leverage for pulling most nails. The cut out cylinder portion is an interesting feature, but not necessary in my opinion. I just dig out the wood with the pry forks to get under the nail head.