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Reddit mentions of BOSTITCH 55-506 10-Inch Molding Bar
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of BOSTITCH 55-506 10-Inch Molding Bar. Here are the top ones.
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Ideal for reducing material damage when prying molding and trimPolished flat surface and beveled claws for precise penetrationErgonomic grip provides a better grip and protects from extreme temperaturesForged high-carbon spring steel for extreme strength and durabilityFlat striking face allows claw to be driven under deeply embedded nails
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| Color | Orange |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.67 Pounds |
Been doing renovations for the past few months and here are some of the tools that have been used the most in our situations.
If you're going to be doing any demo work, do yourself a favor and pick up a large and small prybar. That smaller prybar is sometimes my go to tool (hammer, scraper, prybar, nail puller).
A scraper/spreader of some sort has proved itself invaluable in many a painting project.
Something that's recently been quite useful are locking pliers.
Get yourself a good pair of mechanics gloves. Not these. Not these. THESE. They're form-fitting to your hand and fingers which allow more control & precision (like loosening a bolt in a hard-to-reach spot) without sacrificing safety (like a hammer swing or a stray pry).
Finally, my everyday carry pocket knife has done a heap of work during renovations. It's always on me, I don't have to stop what I'm doing to look for a tool, just cut/pry/dig/scrape/trim/etc.
Hope this helps. Good luck and have fun working on those projects!
knee pads bro. I've done this. This tool works great, pair of pliers, hammer, etc. Pull them all out. If you have to nail it in (some you will have to), you have to countersink it. Use a large hand scraper to scrape the floor as you move along to make sure you got all the staples, nails, etc.