In the hand

Nail puller hammer with adjustable claw

We cast the head and handle in one steel piece and put an adjustable claw on the back, so sunken framing nails pull flush without chewing up the lumber.

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Head	One-piece cast medium carbon steel
Puller	Adjustable-angle slot for flush extraction
Starter	Magnetic nail slot for one-handed strikes
Handle	Anti-slip, shock-absorbing rubber
In the box	One hammer
Not in the box	Nothing else is needed

From our bench

Old studs and tight framing corners leave nails right where a standard claw cannot lever them out cleanly. We built this hammer with an adjustable pulling slot that changes its angle to meet the fastener head-on. The magnetic channel holds your first nail so your spare hand stays out of the way.

Claw changes angle

The pulling slot pivots to match where the nail sits. You get straight leverage against stubborn heads in tight stud bays without crushing the wood underneath.

One piece cast body

We cast the head and shaft from a single bar of medium carbon steel. There is no wooden wedge to dry out and no separate head to wobble loose.

Magnetic nail slot

A small channel across the crown holds the nail head flat against the steel. Swing with one hand to seat the point into overhead joists or awkward framing corners.

Solid rubber grip

The thick rubber sleeve wraps the lower shaft to quiet the sting on off-center hits. It gives a firm hold when your hands are sweaty or dusty from drywall.