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The MAYHEW TOOLS 41100 is a 10-inch nail puller built for removing nails from wood and other construction materials. Forged from CV steel and measuring 5/8 inch thick, it delivers the durability needed for repeated use on job sites. The tool features a traditional claw end for nail extraction as well as a hook end that serves as an alternative prying surface, giving installers two working options in a single tool. A tether-capable design lets the user connect the bar to a belt loop or tool bag, reducing the risk of dropping or losing it during elevated or confined-space work. Finished in gray, the 41100 is suited for carpentry, demolition, and general construction tasks.
The 41100 is intended for trade professionals and skilled tradespeople who regularly pull nails during framing, demolition, remodeling, or finish carpentry work. Its compact 10-inch length makes it practical for tight spaces where a full-size wrecking bar is not practical. The CV steel construction holds up under the prying forces common in wood framing and board removal. Both the claw and the hook end make it adaptable across different nail sizes and surface types encountered on residential and light commercial job sites.
Designed as a general-purpose nail puller and pry bar for use in carpentry, framing, demolition, and remodeling applications where nail removal from wood and similar materials is required.
The 41100 is a hand tool requiring no power source or fasteners. Position the claw or hook end around the nail head and apply steady lever pressure to extract the nail cleanly. When working at height or in confined spaces, attach the tool to a tether point before beginning work. Inspect the tool before each use for cracks or deformation; do not use a damaged pry bar.
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