Thursday, March 4, 2010
The National Hardware Show and Nail Jack Tools
Well, it is that time, isn't it? Time to start planning for the most exciting event of the year for the "tool folks". As far as I know so far, it is the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas on May 4-6. Finally, we can show people the new models that are coming out, and explain the new improved additions as well!
It is tough out there, as most everyone knows. It is not only a time of belt tightening, but it also a time for innovation! New and better things get attention, and that is what I am hoping to create with the introduction of the new Staple Jack by Nail Jack Tools. This tool is slightly yet materially different from the beloved Nail Hunter because it is designed to basically pull staples. The Nail Hunter pulls medium nails and brads and is a bit of a "harder worker" than the humble Staple Jack, but I think more people will understand this new design "at a glance".
What we try to do here is apply pragmatism to our designs in order to increase the simplicity as we also increase the effectiveness! What all of that fancy verbiage means is that it is my philosophy to throw away the notion of "evolutionary" design; that is, I don't slightly change what is already out there, I try to design with a relatively "blank slate". If you look at the various designs of our tools, you will see very quickly that it is "no tech", which is way below low tech of course. We start out by insisting that our tool use no batteries or electricity or air compression to drive them, and we are getting closer to our goal of having "human power" be the more than sufficient means necessary to operate our tools. We are also evolving into demolition versions of our nail pullers, and we are only held back so far with introducing more models by our budget, which is always quite meager.
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Monday, December 28, 2009
Telling the World...
There is a Great New Staple Puller...one person at a time!
Wow! Thank God for the internet, or how would a new invention ever get noticed?
Monday, December 7, 2009
Nail Hunter not just for Nails!
This is one of the top ten gifts for Christmas! Here's why...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQfcMXpEcEA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQfcMXpEcEA
Saturday, November 28, 2009
The Nail Hunter the World's Best Staple Puller...
It appears that folks are really starting to become aware of the unusual capabilities of the Nail Hunter by Nail Jack Tools! While the Nail Jack has been honored nationally with some prestigious awards, the Nail Hunter had been lost in the shadow of its "big brother", that is, it appears, until now. The Nail Hunter is often mistaken for being a smaller version of the Nail Jack, but there are BIG differences. Watch this quick video and tell me if you think they are the same! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q37ja29KFP0
Buyers on Amazon.com are certainly having some fun with it! If you want to pull staples, it is becoming clear that with a quick few minutes of getting comfortable with a truly new hand tool design, the Nail Hunter is the best choice for removing staples! It should be noted that the Nail Hunter also easily removes nails too! Watch!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG0XU7uJQSI5.0 out of 5 stars Best tool I've found for staple removal, November 25, 2009
By
M. ANNE (california) - See all my reviews
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) After spending hours trying to remove staples from chair bottoms to reupholster I finally gave up & found this tool online at Amazon. It arrived an hour ago and I have already removed many more staples than I had in the last 8 hours-- in about 15 minutes. It isn't perfect; there is a bit of a knack i finding the right angle but it does a very good job indeed. The staples on these chairs are set flush, and no tool got under them at all, even the ones in the cloth except with lots of struggle and very slow progress. I had finally resorted to using a screwdriver, inserting carefully, twisting and getting an edge up. Then I had to get pliers to finish removing the staple. The Nail Hunter gets the staple up and removed in one motion. I have to say I cant get every staple out, but the ones left in the chair do no harm and I can work around them. A great, small tool which will live in my toolbox forever. Thanks Nail Hunter. I am sure that if I were working with NAILS they would all come out.
What fun! Thanks guys!
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
Amazon.com For the Little Guy!
Amazon.com is really helping small vendors, because they allow a unique product to be treated the same as a giant well known product that is already sold around the world. The Nail Jack and Nail Hunter nail pullers can easily be found there, and are delivered by Amazon Fulfilment. What more can a little guy expect? To the right of my page, you can see the small hot buttons that they allow the small vendor to put on their website, thereby allowing the consumer to easily fid you! I you have a good product, Amazon.com is a real help.
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