Make sure you buy the AP700 with the Piston Driver Assembly for the Punch Nailer AP700 when you buy it.
This is the diameter of the driver: 0.157 inches..
between 10 and 20 gauge, punch, remove, or sink nail.
It’s easy to use.
As someone who has spent a lot of time trying to get nails out, I wish I had this tool back then. It would have saved me so much time. On YouTube, I saw this tool and decided to give it a try. I’m so glad I did, because it worked out great. If you want to push the nail back out, you use an air hammer.
So, how does this happen. The tool has a shaft that has a piston inside of it, so it can move things. As far as you can, you put the nail tip into the shaft and push the button. The piston pushes the nail out of the board as far as it can, and it does it as quickly as it can. if the board is less than 1.5 inches thick “FLY OUT OF THE BOARD. It takes some practice, but for nails with thin boards, don’t put the nail all the way through the shaft. You can pull it from the back of thick boards with big 16 nails.
This also works with bent nails. Let it go! Use the shaft to straighten the nail and try to get it to line up with the hole.
Wear safety glasses and use a bucket with water or paper to catch nails that come out of the board. A concrete floor hit my nails and they bounced off and hit my ceiling 14ft up. This thing works very well.
