Vaughan & Bushnell BC10 10-1 & 2-Inch Bear Claw Nail Puller, 265mm (10.1/2in)

Vaughan & Bushnell BC10 10-1 & 2-Inch Bear Claw Nail Puller, 265mm (10.1/2in)

$ 17.57

Score By Feature

Based on 243 ratings

Sturdiness

9.28

Value for money

8.52

Durability

8.30

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Product Description

This product is made in the United States

The importation of

The item you are examining is the Vaughan & Bushnell BC10 10-1 & 2-Inch Bear Claw Nail Remover

It is used for handtools and tool organizers, and nail pullers

Manufacturing of the product takes place in the

to allow ease of wedging and a minimum of damage to wood

Steel that has been forged and tempered

It provides excellent leverage thanks to its rocker head

It is finished in a black, rust-resistant finish.

This item is 10 and a half inches long and weighs 13 and a half ounces.

to allow ease of wedging and a minimum of damage to wood

Steel that has been forged and tempered

It provides excellent leverage thanks to its rocker head

It is finished in a black, rust-resistant finish.

This item is 10 and a half inches long and weighs 13 and a half ounces.

Questions & Answers

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Although most of the material was made in the United States, I do not have any clue where it was

Does this product not only originate in the United States, but also import from other countries?

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Can you please let me know how long this is?

Multiplying 5 x 2 by 5 gives you 5. There are six zeros in this equation. The size of an eight inch

Selected User Reviews For Vaughan & Bushnell BC10 10-1 & 2-Inch Bear Claw Nail Puller, 265mm (10.1/2in)

Those who frame wood will benefit from this book! This brand of nail pullers is what I've used

5/5

and if you break a, Vaughan, it will be The tool is being used for the wrong purpose. It was meant to be used as a hammer! Is exactly what a framer needs on them for easy and accurate reclamation of a nail(s). Large pieces of lumber are stripped out of your materials by this process! Besides metal framers, it's great for wood framers as well! When I was in high school, I received a In order to carry Here we are in the present. There are a lot of metal framers around me that use.

Hana Rose

| Nov 21, 2020

For years I have used Vaughan nail pullers and they have lasted me so long I lose them more often than break them

3/5

A couple weeks ago I purchased one of these, but it broke the first week. They replaced it, but I haven't used it since I haven't needed it. I have used it at work recently and it also broke in the same spot as my last one, unfortunately I have had it for longer than the 30-day return period. My nail puller broke and I can't use it anymore.

Roberto Jimenez

| Sep 07, 2020

I chipped the tooth after a year of constant use because it got under my nails so easy

4/5

What a cutie. I love cats' paws. You can easily get in the wood and under the nail head with sharp teeth! Remodeling projects range from demolition to finish work for residential clients. It's so bad that most of the nails are pulled. The tooth I chipped away was my own fault and it took almost a year to recover. I needed to be able to get under a sinker attached to a steel bracket, however.

Liberty Hinton

| Apr 28, 2021

The fat level is too high

3/5

I couldn't get under small nails or screws with that bar, no need for brute strength, it's just about useless on the job, no one picks it up and uses it, too thick/bulky, pretty name, I don't know what use it would have.

Baker CONNOR

| Nov 19, 2020

There is a lot of pulling The device was purchased to replace a craftsman cats paw that had gone MIA during a job

5/5

I don't have much to rant or complain about Those who love it rave about it. Your trusty catspaw comes to the rescue when you need to pull a nail With the old waffle head, you can give the kittens foot a few good snacks and pry that 3 1/2" spike out of that pine. This is also a good way to keep apprentices in line. Using this for a day will make them aware of the fact that they don't.

Jeffery Blanchard

| Aug 02, 2020

The size of it surprised me, it's much smaller than I expected

4/5

In spite of its size and thickness, it is rather heavy and thick. My husband seems to enjoy it and is not as disappointed as I am.

Mikaela Bennet

| Aug 14, 2020

Their hammers) hanging on the rack at HD are very well made

3/5

To start with, I'm not sure whose fault it is, but the picture depicts the black paint version, but I was sent a blue version. A version of this I had gotten "borrowed" and I no longer have. The original version, though beat up, had a sharper set of points on all the blades than this newer one. Their hammers) hanging on the rack at HD are even worse.