Understanding Nail Pullers

Why is it important to choose the right nail puller for a project?

• To pull nails quickly, efficiently, and with minimal damage

• To make the nails look shiny

• To ensure the nails are hammered in straight

• To ensure the nails are painted correctly

What is a key difference between the cat's paw and the bear claw nail pullers?

• The bear claw is used for painting

• The cat's paw is longer than the bear claw

• The bear claw has a 90-degree end for better leverage

• The cat's paw is used for finished work

Which nail puller is best suited for demolition and framing work?

• Flat pry bar

• End cut pliers

• Cat's paw and bear claw

• Screwdriver

What is a unique feature of flat pry bars?

• They are used for cutting nails

• They have a rounded end for rolling nails out gently

• They are only used for demolition

• They are the longest type of nail puller

What should you do to avoid damaging a finished surface when using a pry bar?

• Use a metal block between the pry bar and the surface

• Use a rubber mat on top of the surface

• Use a wood block between the pry bar and the surface

• Use a plastic sheet under the pry bar