Tim Carter, of Ask the Builder, demonstrates three easy ways to remove nails from pieces of wood, like trim or baseboards, so they can be reused in future home projects.
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2 Comments
Simply use a Nail Jack or Nail Hunter. Must faster and easier!
Nail Jack pulls baseboard nails right through the back!!
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