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:

"I call my new NailJacks 'Depression Pliers' because I'm putting money in my pocket. Honestly, boards and trim that were too much work to re-use are much easier to deal with now. There's a YouTube demo available that shows NailJack in action, but usually I can work much faster and without strain. One big improvement is ergonomics. Most nail pullers are awkward and there's risk of cuts and injury, but not with these NailJacks. Best new handtool in decades, I think."

Brian also included a link to the YouTube video that he mentioned.  Keep reading to check it out!

Got a new tool or tool technique that you are excited to tell the cyber world about? If so, go to our SUBMIT section and email us your suggestion, review or video. If we post it on Toologics.com, you'll get a $25 Tool King gift card and you'll be entered into a drawing to win a $1000 gift card from ToolKing.com!

Very cool.  Thanks for the submission, Brian!

We're always looking for more submissions like this one, so if you've got an opinion, review, cool tool, etc. head on over to our Submit Page!

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