Customer Reviews

Shark Corp 21-2036 14-1/8-inch Nail Puller

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Rips out framing nails like you're picking them up out of a bucket. Breaks apart wood with ease. Super strong.

100% macho.

The only thing is - be sure you have somewhere to put this thing. It's 14 inches long so you'd better know where it's going in your belt.

This is the biggest Shark Corp Nail puller. I bought several more of the Shark Corp Prybar products including this model #21-2225, 10" length one based on a combo set (Shark Corp 58-9018 Fine Cut Saw and 8" Prybar Combo Pack) I purchased 6 months ago. Both the saw and pry bar are working fine.

Here is what I wrote about the 8 Inch Pry Bar in my review:

"The prybar is also a tool deserving high marks.
This is NOT a tool for power demolition, but it is well made tool for fine work - trim and nail pulling. This fits perfectly in a tool belt or Bucket Boss. It's so nice to introduce my son to excellent general purpose woodworking tools. And at a reasonable price!"
Each size has it's use, there was a lot of thought as to dimension and ergonomics for each pry bar. A simple, well made tool that makes a job easier! The difference between this bad boy is that it makes easy for removing many larger nails than it's little brother.
FINALLY & MOST IMPORTANTLY, USE & TEACH proper safety for ALL tools!

I'm VERY happy with my purchase of the Shark Corp 21-2036 14-1/8" Nail Puller!
John Row

The cats paw was shown to me by my work partner. I never thought a tool like this could be so useful to a framer. You can pull out sixteen's, gun nails and, even finish nails. For the occasional stubborn nail a couple wacks with a hammer will fix the porblem. I don't start work without it, it slides easily in the rear belt loop of my bags. Smart/great investment

I absolutely loved this cat's paw for the 5 months it was intact. It was the best nail puller I've ever owned. Then, one day, I went to pull a galvanized 16d nail and one of the puller's two teeth popped off. I was shocked since this is a hefty tool. I was also really disappointed; it was a great tool, ruined. My coworker had the exact same thing happen to his smaller Shark puller. I have another brand of cat's paw that I've had for about 7 years and it's still going strong. While I liked the Shark better, the fact that it didn't last will probably stop me from buying another one.

This is a good tool for removing long imbedded nails. The two ends give you nice leverage, especially for removing stubborn nails. I am a professional door and window installer, and use it regularly for removing old materials from the openings.

This tool did exactly what it was designed to do. I pulled framing nails out with little problem and it even grabs small nails with no heads. This tool will get lots of use. Worth every penny!

We recently built a small barn entirely out of materials salvaged from a house demolition. Without this baby, I'd've spent a whole lot more time, hand a lot less usable wood, and had one heck of a sore arm. Worked like a charm removing long and bent nails, even nails with no heads. I just have all the pointy ends a what with the hammering surface, then flipped the board over and pulled them all out. Easy peasy, and I'm a big wimp. It's also bright blue and easy to spot. I think I'll follow the other reviewers and grab a smaller one as well.