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  1. 13th November 2017, 01:14 PM #1
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    Default Upholstery tack puller

    I am after a wooden handled tack puller. Must be in good nick. Let me know what you have and postage to Lara in Vic 3212.

    I have just been disassembling an ancient chair and have had to remove umpteen tacks and staples so I want to arm myself for the next chair.

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    Thanks for the link.
    I was just hoping someone had something like this that they no longer wanted.



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    That looks like the perfect excuse to butcher an old screwdriver and turn it another useful tool with a bit of hammering/grinding!

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    Quote Originally Posted by aarggh View Post
    That looks like the perfect excuse to butcher an old screwdriver and turn it another useful tool with a bit of hammering/grinding!

    cheers, Ian
    I have been using a butchered screwdriver to remove the old tacks. I was hoping for a proper replacement and my old mate found one today in his shed. Happy days. So I can close this wanted request now.

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