How To Remove Nails, Screws, and Staples
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
- In this video, Shannon shows you how to some common and not-so-common ways to remove nails, screws, and staples.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:45 How to remove brad nails from trim
03:47 How to remove framing nails
06:35 How to remove spikes in wood using cats paw
11:04 Use old school farmer pliers to remove nails
12:06 How to remove screws
13:50 How to remove screw from drywall that spins
14:51 How to remove stripped screw using leather piece
16:09 How to remove staples
18:09 How to remove carpet underlay staples
Video edited by / @rugcarpet6664
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Shannon is like going to work and listening to people talk. I always end up smiling. “I don’t know, probably some kind’a geometry or something” We should message him our favorite “Shannon” quotes and he could make a highlight “reel”. There was one, it may have been the bathroom remodel with the pocket door but I can’t remember where he stands back and says “No, that’s upside down”. I like his real life videos. Oh how about the one where he was describing holes in the sheetrock of children’s bedrooms and no one knowing how they got there.
Great stuff! My biggest take away is the side rolling action with hammer and plyers. 55yo and somehow I never discovered that easy move.
same here. i thought i knew everything, but hammer to the side had never occurred to me. that's why i watch these videos. There's always more to learn
Hey Shannon,
So glad you continued on You Tube. I did indeed learn something in this video.
I'm not a carpenter. I check your video's first before starting a project. I am currently doing my
entrance stairs. Thanks for the help.
You're an excellent instructor 11:34 we use to call them nippers, using them on wire fences, and almost anything. Thanks Shannon Happy Mother's Day everyone 💐
Yep, nippers. Used to use them to trim hooves.
Shannon, you're always easy to understand, and you always have good everyday tips. I've been watching your channel for some years and yours is the first one I go to. Keep up the good work.
You seem a little more energetic than in some of the earlier videos. Like it!
As far as I can remember, those long-handled curved-jaw “thingies” were always referred to as “pincers”.
Thanks for some great tips!
A pair of fencing pliers will work also when removing nails.
Having a block of wood under your hammer head when pulling out long nails helps a lot. Works like a lever and fulcrum I learned about in school.
Thanks Shannon
Great video for all ages and occupations. Great info, great delivery
Glad you’re back!
Thanks for the info!
Excellent zoom in around 2:00 👌🏼
Hi Shannon good to see you again.
Man I’m glad you guys didn’t stop making videos! Just sayin
Thanks for the tech tips
Great video Shannon
THANKS BUNCHES FOR ALL THE INFO!!GREAT VIDEO!!🙏🏻🙋🏼♀️💜
Thanks for the all the info
One of my favorite tools is the Crescent nail pulling pliers model NP11. I am in my 70s and this tool makes it easy when removing many nails. I have even used it to remove ring shank nails. I do enjoy your videos because I usually learn something new.
Nice info for contractors & DIY’ers alike
This was amazing, thanks
You nailed it!
Thanks for the tips
Great tips, thank you.
Very good video and informative.
nice tips. thanks for the tips
Great video.
👍👍👍Thank you.
I smashed it a while ago Shannon!
I always use glue for trim and screws for everything else. Nails and flat-head screws should be phased out.
Awsome
nice
I'm remolding my mobile home and they seem to use a million staples to put the thing together and they are a pain to remove all of them
Nice. Good information
I’m pretty sure that pinch looking tool is actually called a “nail puller” 😂
What about getting box staples out of door jambs?
For short,those linesmen pliers are usually referred to as nines in the field,(9 inches).
Hi. Please let me know if you have a website I can contact you for a product test. Thank you, Rachel
Definitely wear safety glasses. I treated a guy the other day in my clinic who was pulling out nails and open came out and hit him in the eye
Do you have a video for building a shed?
I have an entire playlist of shed videos.ruclips.net/video/Xh_QMJALct4/видео.html
@@HouseImprovements Thank you Shannon
Do you have Patreon account or some other way we can sponsor your channel?
For a soft and thin wood is OK, can you do it on a 1/2” oak? Don’t think so.
Harder woods can be a different beast, but brad nails will usually pull through most woods under 3/4" thick, not always.
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What if the staple is deeply recessed 1-2mm? And you have no access to the back side of the wood.
digging it out with a flat screw driver is about all you can do if you need it removed.
Do you have Patreon account or some other way we can sponsor your channel? Rachel
If you look in the video description there is a link to ways you can help support our channel. Also RUclips has a new feature called "super chat" it is the "thanks" Icon in the tool bar where you see the thumbs up feature and subscribe type buttons under any videos. Thank you!
@@HouseImprovements I wanted to ask you a question. That is why I was looking for a contact page or email. Thank you.
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