Air Locker AP700 Nail Remover Nail Gun, 80-120 PSI

Taking our barn down board by board and after 3 - 5 gallon buckets of nails removed by hand, this is wonderful. Looked on line for a faster way to remove the nails saw a video of this and thot it was worth a try. Wow! What a time saver. Don't hesitate, try it!

The WorkPro pneumatic nail remover showcased in this video is a specialized tool designed to dramatically speed up the process of pulling nails from wood, especially when breaking down pallets, crates, or other lumber-heavy projects. What Stands Out • Ease of Use: The core appeal of this tool is how effortlessly it extracts nails. You simply position the nose over a nail and let the pneumatic punch mechanism do the work — no prying or twisting with a crowbar required. This makes it a user-friendly tool for both experienced carpenters and DIYers tackling larger jobs. • Productivity Boost: The video frames this nail remover as not just functional, but fun and rewarding to use — particularly when demolishing wooden pallets or skids. If you've ever spent an hour wrestling with stubborn nails by hand, this tool clearly feels like a time and energy saver. • Specialized Tool: One thing the video makes clear (and what other reviewers emphasize) is that this isn't a general-purpose tool — it's a unitasker that excels at exactly what it's built for: removing nails quickly and cleanly. If your work involves lots of deconstruction of wood pieces, it's a strong choice; for more occasional or diversified use, its specialization might be overkill. Pros • Highly effective at removing nails with minimal effort. • Great for large projects where efficiency matters. • Pneumatic power makes repetitive tasks less tiring. Cons • Requires an air compressor (pneumatic setup) — not ideal for casual or one-off use. • Because it's designed for a single function, it's not as versatile as a combo pry bar or claw hammer. Overall Impression The video highlights the WorkPro pneumatic nail remover as a practical, fun, and efficient solution for heavy nail-removal tasks, particularly when dealing with pallets and wood salvage projects. While it's a bit specialized, for the right audience — woodworkers, contractors, and serious DIYers — it could be a valuable addition to the toolkit.

Works great. Could be very dangerous in the wrong hands!

Really good tool.

Maiks nail removel easy

Great tool. You will need to experiment with air pressure. I started at 80psi bumped up to 100 for best results. Also you should purchase a swivel air connector. I can now use boards I was throwing in my fire pit

After 20 years of use my deck needed repaira. Reset nails that were coming to the surface of the deck boards.

Works perfectly and saves alot of time in denailing pallets.Jusy a little advice, put a 5 gallon bucket underneath to catch nails.

This thing is pretty amazing. If you can get a hold of the back of a nail it works best. If you go from the front on something like a fence board it’ll create a hole is big is the head of the nail and won’t shoot it completely through. The punch rod could use a 1/2” longer throw, but other than that I love it. Huge timesaver. We’ll see how it holds up.

Name tag falling off.., However the unit functions as stated… Just wondering how it will work over the long term.