C.S. Osborne Upholstery Hardware Tack Lifter, Staple Remover

I'm re-upholstering six dining room chairs. I had a miserable time pulling staples on them until I got this tool. It really does the job and is amazingly tough. I'm also a big fan of the Surebonder staple gun for this sort of project: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000EOJPC6/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1The third tool that made this process much more fun was an inexpensive Ryobi table-top band saw. Once cut to rough size, it trimmed the upholstery foam perfectly. I got the foam on Amazon, too: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FYV5FQG/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1It is just the right thickness and density for this job. Now I just need to find some folks to invite over for dinner!

This thing does amazingly fast work on pulling upholstery staples. It doesn't damage wood and it's sized perfectly for the job. If you have a number of chairs to do, buy one. It's a great purchase.

We save time and repair money by using this to pull difficult carpet tacks when refinishing hardwood floors. Can’t leave them in. Use a hammer or cat’s paw and you tear up the wood. This tool slips right under with less splintering. Fewer repairs = faster results = happier clients.

It works well and is strong. I needed to remove staples from particle board and no other tool worked. The glue in the wood made removal very difficult. This tool did the trick.My only complaint is that the tips of the tool have little hooks that make it difficult to get under the staple.

Made short work of the nail heads in my ancient bankers chair without damaging the chair.

Great tool. I still am using the original one I purchased years ago and the two latest are up there as well. Fine tools for sure!!

Good for tacks but not small brads

I got this exact tool years ago and bought this one for my daughter so I don't have to share

Did the job for us