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Crescent 11" Nail Puller Pliers - NP11,Red/Black

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Style: 11"


Features

  • The functionality of the pliers allows you to easily remove nails from the front or back ot the wood.
  • Unlimited flexibility allows user to easily extract nails regardless of size or if head of nail is damaged or removed
  • The durability of forged steel head and handles create a durable tool with rubber grips for comfort and control
  • Dual handles make it quick and easy to grip, roll, and remove nails or staples
  • Check out the full line of CODE RED Demolition/Renovation tools from Crescent

Description

Tackle your next project with the Crescent Nail Pulling Pliers, designed to pull finishing nails, floor staples, wire or coaxial staples, headed nails, brads, damaged fasteners, and pin nails. The dual handle makes it quick and easy to grip, roll, and remove nails or staples, and the forged steel head and handles stand up to the rigors of any jobsite. Tackle your next project with Crescent's Code Red renovation and demolition tools, designed with input from industrial professionals as well as DIY enthusiasts. The Crescent NP11 11-inch nail pulling pliers are designed to pull finishing nails, floor staples, wire and coaxial staples, headed nails, brads, damaged fasteners, and pin nails. The dual handle make it quick and easy to grp, roll, and remove nails and staples. The durability of forged steel head and handles create a durable tool with rubber grips for comfort and control.Dual handles for quick, easy grip (view larger). Durably designed for renovation and demolition (view larger).Code Red renovation and demolition tools are designed around powerful innovations that enable you to attack renovation projects from the best angle, adjust your tool to fit the task, and get the job done faster and easier. And they're built to survive the toughest demolition jobs.What's in the BoxCrescent NP11 11-Inch Nail Pulling PliersAbout CrescentCelebrating its 100th anniversary in 2007, the Crescent brand adjustable wrench is the flagship tool and a true American icon. It is prized by tradesmen and homeowners alike for its utility and durability. Today, Crescent offers many other high quality tools, including tongue and grove pliers, locking pliers, screwdrivers, and nutdrivers.NP11 11-Inch Nail Pulling PliersAt a GlanceDual handles make it quick and easy to grip, roll, and remove nails or staplesEasily remove nails from the front or back ot the woodExtract nails regardless of size or if head of nail is damaged or removedForged steel head and handlesRubber grips for comfort and control

Brand: Crescent


Material: Iron


Product Dimensions: 11"L x 3.25"W


Color: Red/Black


Handle Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)


Item Weight: 1 Pounds


Specific Uses For Product: Cutting


Grip Type: Ergonomic


UPC:


Global Trade Identification Number: 82


Brand: ‎Crescent


Material: ‎Iron


Product Dimensions: ‎11"L x 3.25"W


Color: ‎Red/Black


Handle Material: ‎Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)


Item Weight: ‎1 Pounds


Specific Uses For Product: ‎Cutting


Grip Type: ‎Ergonomic


UPC: ‎037103263582 787721767626 754262204316 788115151823


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎82


Manufacturer: ‎CRESCENT


Part Number: ‎Drake Off Road Tools


Item Weight: ‎1 pounds


Item model number: ‎NP11


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎11 inch


Style: ‎11"


Power Source: ‎default_no_selection_value


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number of Handles: ‎2


Mounting Type: ‎Floor


Included Components: ‎Crescent NP11 11-Inch Nail Pulling Pliers, Red/Black


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎Warranty


Date First Available: July 21, 2012


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    • Pulling nails? BUY IT! It's an amazing tool
Style: 11"
I have a LOT of tools. If I need a tool for a project I do some research and buy it. I hadn't used one of these before but it looked like a good design, and I own quite a few Crescent tools. All I can say is this is the best tool over for pulling nails. I've used it for demo work, remodeling, tearing apart pallets for disposal, and it just keeps working and working. It's very quick to use and I haven't met a nail yet I couldn't pull with this thing. If you're going to be pulling nails for a project do yourself a favor and just buy it! Wish I'd found it a few decades earlier. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2025 by Ivan C
    • Well designed and effective tool
Style: New Style
It takes a little time to learn how to use it, and I’m not a natural when it comes to using carpentry tools. I’m a 73 year old retiree who likes to tinker and do as much as I can to maintain our home. I’m using this tool to pull nails from 2X4s in my 30 year old deck. Every summer I replace some 2X4s that aren’t wearing well and this year I’m replacing 13 that are on average about 10 feet long. That’s a lot of nails. What do I like about the tool? It’s self contained. I don’t need to use it with anything. It grips the nail head, provides leverage to make the extraction possible, and is very heavy duty. It is so well designed and I love the feeling that it’s been in use, probably not very different from what I bought, since the 19th century. And it’s priced right. Thanks to YouTube I can watch it in action and since I’m removing approximately 250 nails, getting to learn how to use it in about an hour is a definite plus. I had never heard of a slide hammer before, and now I’m an advocate. In 2 days I’m nearly done with the job and I’m looking forward to next summer when I get to do it again! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2025 by Eloise
    • Fantastic for pulling out finishing nails---through the FRONT SIDE!
Style: 11"
I bought a new stereo system, and set it up in my LR. It is wall-to-wall carpeting, with cove molding baseboard around it. It was too tight to try to pry the carpet away from under the baseboard to jam the speaker wire under it, , and that could have ruined and scrached the baseboard with whatever mini-pry tool I used. After removing the 4 10-ft pieces, I planned to re-use them, but at 1/8 inch higher, as a channel for the speaker wire. I knew I could slowly pry the baseboard away from the wall by jamming a very flat chisel or knife between it and the wall, slowly twisting/prying it all along, a few inches at a time. The problem was how to the get the 2 1/2 inch bent finishing nails out, without scuffing and scratching the smooth face of the baseboard by using a small pry bar etc., with tape or fabric against the front of it so it wouldn't scratch. Well, I found this modified pliers tool, where one uses the pliers to hold the bent nail near the bottom that is sticking out the BACK of the baseboard, and then push it downward, using the "roll bar" , built into the pliers. One tight, slow push down on the pliers, while squeezing the nail, and VOILA! the intact bent nail came through the INSIDE face of the baseboard! So, no worries about scratching the baseboard, and by probing the area, it was easy to find the exact hole that was already there. That hole may not exactly match up with the one in the sheetrock, but that should not be a big problem. A couple of tips: ---This will only work with finishing nails, or brads. ---The new nail you'll use often fits into that hole without being loose. If it is a little loose, just go up to the next thickness. That will keep it tight, and not be such a difference it might cause a hairline, or larger, crack. ---Before clamping the pliers on the bent nail, bend the nail a little in the same direction the pliers will be pulling it out, just push with a finger if its a longish nail, or tap it with a hammer if it's a short nail .This makes it a lot easier to keep the ppliers tight as you squeeze it, and then pull the nail out. ---The pictures on Amazon help, but there is a short youtube video not on Amazon, under "Apex Tool Group" "Crescent Nail Puller Video". Enjoy! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025 by ERS
    • No-nonsense nail puller
Style: Classic
This old-fashioned tool simplifies removing nails that have heads flush or even below the surface of a board. I've used it to remove T-111 siding from a building that we're renovating. I can pull a dozen nails with this tool before others can pull one while using a hammer and nail-puller pry bar. I wish the grips were rubber coated, and the angle of the pry bar jaw slightly different (to ease getting under nail heads), but the tool is an improvement over what I was having to use before. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024 by Michael Allen
    • Fantastic for disassembling pallets
Style: 11"
This thing works so well I don't even bother with the hammer claw or prybar anymore. Great for taking pallets apart where half the time the nail heads break off when you try to pull them with a crowbar or hammer. Between this, the pallet buster, and the pneumatic nail remover gun, pallets have become so much easier. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2025 by Tony G
    • Solid tool for the arsenal.
Style: New Style
It is a little different. Need to make sure that you let the tool do the work and do not drive it into the nail with the jaws closed. It will take a nibble of wood to get to the head of a set nail. I have found that it pulls both nails and staples out straight. You really can re-use the nails - they really pull straight if you do it right. Weak , corroded nails will cut through without chipping the edge of the jaws. Photos of chipped jaws in the other reviews? No idea how that could happen with correct use. It is one of several tools to use, not necessarily for every nail that one may encounter in the world. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2025 by Terrabactor

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