What's up guys, my name is Bar Comar and today I'm gonna show you what I believe is the best nail removal tool on the market All right guys if you're anything like me you have a bunch of palette wood and just reclaimed lumber that have nails in it that need to be removed now I've been working with palette wood and reclaimed lumber for over two years now and I have scoured the internet for the best tool removal System that I can find and out of all that the pneumatic nail removal by airlocker is pretty much the best thing that I have found out there So today we're gonna be talking about the airlocker what it is how to remove nails and we'll actually go through the process of Removing nails welcome to the comar project Okay, so what is a pneumatic nail remover? Basically it has a piston inside that when forced with compressed air shoots out a little rod and actually Pushes the nail through allowing you to actually remove it from the other side or it just fires the whole thing out of your board So let's give this thing a try But first we got to make something for the nails to go into because sometimes this thing will shoot it so hard That'll fly across the room. Don't ask me how I know Okay, so we're gonna start off with a bucket and top of it you can use any piece of wood I have some MDF you can use plywood or anything you have laying around and what we're gonna do is we're gonna cut a slit Right in the top for those nails to actually go through and go inside of our bucket What I like to do is just put a ruler down Trace it out And we'll make it a little bit bigger actually You can make it basically any size you want as long as a nail can fit right through it We're gonna be cutting this out with a jigsaw, but first I need to make a couple holes so I can actually stick the jigsaw blade in Next I'm just gonna run the jigsaw between these holes You don't have to be super precise with this thing. It's just for a nail to drop in Then you can just place that piece of wood or MDF whatever it is that you're using on top of the bucket And it's gonna protect you from those nails actually popping up and the wood will go right on top of it So let's go see what kind of nails are working with so we have everything from a framing nail a galvanized framing nail to a regular three-inch Framing nail that you would use in your Numatic guns and framing guns trim nails and even some roofing nails All right to start off we have a piece of oak trim I took this off of a door and it's got some finished nails This is probably a 16 gauge nail in here. I'm not exactly sure But you have one that's bent and one that's fairly straight next we have your Typical two by six. This is gonna be the same thing as a two by four and I pounded it in a couple of framing nails Your regular three inch framing nail. This is gonna be a 10 gauge nail So I'm really interested to see how that works and then your regular old finishing nails Next we have a three quarter inch palette wood that I removed from a palette and we drove in a couple of framing nails And a galvanized nail so we'll see how that goes and then we have a inch and a quarter oak So this is a very hard wood and I drove in a couple of framing nails You can see that this one actually bent so it's it's it's fairly hard So we'll see how that works on there then a two inch piece of just regular old reclaim pine and I haven't driven any nails in it But we will and we have a half inch palette wood board that we're gonna try because most of the time those boards are gonna Be the ones that you're disassembling So the first thing you want to do is actually just connect it to your compressor and it connects just like any other Numatic gun Now I have my compressor set at 100 psi and that will work for most of them for some of the bigger ones We might have to kick it up a notch First we're gonna take our bucket We're gonna put it on the floor or on your workbench Then you can place your board with the hole over it and we're gonna shoot nails right inside Oh Forget your safety glasses. That's key because sometimes who knows it may shoot out there And if you're shooting it into like a trash can barrel or something like that You definitely want to have these so first we're gonna start out with that piece of trim that I have laying around Full nail it does have a little bit of a bend to it, but this thing will go right over it Place it over your hole And squeeze the trigger Then you can take some pliers or a remover like I have here. This is a dual one and it works really really well So there's that nail it came out Vent like a two by four from Home Depot, but it works, right? Same thing with the framing nail so the half inch board is Absolutely no problem for Next we have the three quarter inch Palette wood so let's try the regular framers And right in three quarter no problem, and I believe this is pine so it's fairly soft wood And it comes right up now you're probably thinking of yourself a bar Most of those nails are gonna be bent and they're not gonna be straight like yours Well, don't trip chocolate chip. I got you So if you have nails that are bent like this, they're all screwed up What you want to do is actually put it in the side straighten it with the air locker and push it down Now let's say you have a bent nail like this you've been hammering on it and it's bent this way and bent that way And you need to get it out obviously if you hit it this way you may spin So that is not a problem. We're gonna take our air locker You put it at an angle Twist it up and fire And it came right out So this is a two by six you're very standard home depot two by six Obviously it works out of two by four and if you're framing a house or you're remodeling something You need to move a wall you're for whatever reason you need to remove nails out of that two by four this thing will work great on Now my big question is is it gonna do this ton gauge fat framing nail Next Next we have our inch and a half oak this is a very dense wood so let's see how well the air locker does add a framing nail in it Then you can just remove with your pliers or a hammer All right, and then we have our thick two inch pine and we're gonna drive a framing nail into it and see what happens And And it's only sticking out about three quarters of the way in so let's see what the air locker does to this And It drove it about half of the way out which is great because then you can actually grab it and remove it And it makes your job so much easier Now you're probably saying to yourself Bart what if I cut it with a saw saw and there's no nails sticking up will it work? Oh, let's find out So there we go we got it completely flat I can run my finger through it and nothing happens. Let's see if the air locker will work on it I Actually drove it out So there you go it'll actually get it started for you so then you can just take your pliers and Remove it the rest of the way at least you have something to grab onto So there you go guys. This is the Numeric nail remover by air locker now this video is no way sponsored by air locker I've never even talked to the people but when I found this product I absolutely fell in love with it because it saved me countless hours of removing nails with a nail punch and Sausage and hammers if you guys are looking for something to remove nails and you want your time to go by quickly Get yourself an air locker this thing retails right now for 58 bucks on Amazon There's gonna be a link down below go ahead and pick yourselves up one of these because you will not regret it So if you guys got any useful information out of this video and hopefully you guys like this thing Go ahead and subscribe it helps the channel grow and let's me put out videos like this Also if you guys know of any other way of removing nails that is quicker than this or how you do it Let me know in the comments section below I love hearing your guys's feedback and it just gets a conversation started about what people are using and what really works for me This works. Thank you so much for joining me on this experience. I will see you guys next time It'll drive it Actually nail it to my bench. I will see you guys next time Ah bomber