Got another user submission about an interesting tool! Reader Brian Hayes wrote to tell us about Nail Jack nail pullers, which are designed to remove nails, staples and other fasteners from wood while causing a minimum amount of damage, the goal being to make that wood re-usable. Here's what Brian had to say:Reader's Choice: Al Cruz's V-Line Clamp
Written by Zach Peil Thursday, 12 February 2009 15:30
Toologics reader Al Cruz recently sent us some info about a cool tool that he invented himself called the V-Line Clamp. The V-Line Clamp is designed to make chalk lining super-easy; rather than having to pound in a nail, use two people or sprawl across a surface to get a line set up, you simply stick the V-Line Clamp on an edge, hook the end of your chalk line in it and then make your line! The V-Line Clamp also has another feature that I think is really nifty: there's a little notch in it that will hold the end of your tape measure for you, freeing you up to make long measurements single-handedly.
In addition to the photo you see here (click it to see the whole image), Al included some written comments and even a YouTube video of his invention in action. Keep reading to check it all out!
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