Features

• Box-joint forged tempered jaws
• Black enamel finish
• 18" overall length

Reviews (6)

Rebuilding a fence?
This is one of the great tools my dad had.

Besides being a cantankerous old coot, dad was a farmer, machinist, tool and die maker, airframe mechanic and general expert with his hands, tools and machinery.He always had the best tools.If he couldn't buy it, he'd make it.

Roughly forty years have passed since I last used dad's nail puller; but, when something works well, I tend to remember it.

My back fence recently moved to the top of my honeydo list when my wife decided she wanted every other picket removed. She wanted to better enjoy the view and yet keep wandering kids out of our pool.

Exasperated with the splintered mess I was making of the redwood with the Roughneck, Superbar and similar nail pullers available at the local hardware stores; I began searching for a puller like dad had.Luckily, I only had to go half way across the country to find it.The Cooper 56 appears to be the same excellent tool I used on dad's fence forty years ago.

Rebuilding a fence?
This is one of the great tools my dad had.

Besides being a cantankerous old coot, dad was a farmer, machinist, tool and die maker, airframe mechanic and general expert with his hands, tools and machinery.He always had the best tools.If he couldn't buy it, he'd make it.

Roughly forty years have passed since I last used dad's nail puller; but, when something works well, I tend to remember it.

My back fence recently moved to the top of my honeydo list when my wife decided she wanted every other picket removed. She wanted to better enjoy the view and yet keep wandering kids out of our pool.

Exasperated with the splintered mess I was making of the redwood with the Roughneck, Superbar and similar nail pullers available at the local hardware stores; I began searching for a puller like dad had.Luckily, I only had to go half way across the country to find it.The Cooper 56 appears to be the same excellent tool I used on dad's fence forty years ago.

A NAIL PULLER WORTH EVERY PENNY
I have always wanted one of these nail pullers, now after years of searching through hardware and home improvement stores never able to find one, my search has come to an end. This model may not be as sturdy as the older models, but this nail puller is more than adequite for most people. All claw type nail pullers rely on the head of the nail being in tact or relatively close to the surface of the wood.Though your first impression may be that this tool is a bit pricey, it can save the do-it-yourselfers a lot of time and frustration. One Caution: While using this tool, make sure you have the jaws in place directly over the nail head.My father has broken two of the old models my grandfather gave him by having the jaws to the left or right of the nail head. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools    4. Nail Pullers    5. (Cats' Paws)    6. (Nail Claws)   

Features

• 22 oz. head, 15" overall length
• Virtually unbreakable fiberglass handle with a high-luster, full-polish finish
• Permabond construction between head and handle
• Factory balanced for maximum striking power
• Black cushion grip around contoured handle for increased comfort and reduced fatigue

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools    4. Hammers    5. Claw Hammers   

Features

• Universal all-purpose gun, 140/100 watts
• Contains #8200 dual heat soldering gun, three copper soldering tips, tip changing wrench
• Flux brush, soldering aid tool, coil of 60/40 rosin core solder
• Plastic sturdy case
• Complete with "Soldering Tips" booklet

Reviews (3)

Cheaper Elsewhere
I found this at Home Depot for $29.99.

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When you have to put together BIG wires, use this!
Soldering irons are great for electronics component and circuit board assembly, but when the occasion comes when solder has to be applied to big wiring (or removed from it), the volume of metal sucks away the heat faster than an ordinary iron can apply it.On those occasions, only a solder gun or a gas torch applys enough joules of energy for the job, and a solder gun does a much neater job without endangering nearby possesions.Weller is the industry leader for these devices.Changing tips is a bit of a hassel, and somebody at Weller needs to revisit that engineering, but its overall a very nice tool for what it does. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Soldering Equipment    4. (Sodering)   

Features

• Cuts right from tight curves to straight
• Green grips
• Capacity 18 gauge steel (.049") low carbon cold rolled
• 9 3/4" long, 1 3/8" cut length

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools   

Features

• Blade: A2.

Reviews (1)

two man tape measure
This tape measure is a waste of time,money and effort.I own a half a dozen of these which I bought on a close-out,no returns or refunds.In just a few short weeks 4 of the six broke.That is,their locking mechanism broke,the tapes are still funtional,as long as you have someone to hold the other end.I wrote to the manufacturer,but have heard nothing from them,it's now been over 2 months.The other two tapes are hanging on my shop wall as souveniers and a reminder to never buy a product made by Lufkin again.Pure Junk. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Measuring & Layout Tools    4. Tape Measures   

Features

• Mini Lightweight Solder Iron
• Stainless steel barrel
• Replaceable nickel plated copper tip
• Impact resistant handle
• Pencil thin iron ideal for fine soldering and hobbywork

Reviews (1)

Perfect for lite use
This soldering iron is perfect for my electronic wireing. It heats up fast and works great for lite soldering. I highly recomend it for small jobs. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Soldering Equipment    4. (Sodering)   

Features

• Compound action multiplies the force of the hand by five times
• Cuts up to 20 gauge steel
• Great for making long, fast cuts in several types of material including paper, plastic, sheet metal, aluminum, vinyl siding, screening, and much more
• High visibility non-slip, rubber grips on handle and serrated jaws
• 10 1/2" long, and 3" cut, twice as long as standard snips

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools   

Features

• 12-1/2" long
• Extra heavy duty for demanding jobs like sheet metal work
• Develops 900 degrees F/482 degrees C
• Soldering rest is included
• UL Listed

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Soldering Equipment    4. (Sodering)   

Features

• Chrome plated rust resistant finish, polished head and satin finished handle
• Drop forged from Crestloly alloy steel and heat treated for extra strength and wear
• Wider handle and wide jaw capacity allow each tool to work with more fastener sizes
• Tension spring stabilizes jaw and knurl adjusts easily
• 18" long, 2 1/16" jaw opening

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools    4. Wrenches    5. Adjustable Wrenches    6. (Crescent)    7. (Cresent)    8. (Crecent)   

Features

• Professional heavy-duty gun
• Produces 260 or 200 watts, 50/60 Hz
• Pistol grip design
• Fingertip trigger selects high or low output

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Soldering Equipment    4. (Sodering)   

Features

• For Do-It-Yourselfers and home use
• Adjustable from 10" to 12"
• Cuts to 2.75" in depth
• 10" long

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools    4. Hand Saws    5. (Handsaws)   

Features

• Rugged contractor's tool
• Shear-cut blades
• Mounts easily on most flat surfaces
• Enhances leverage and increase safety
• Repair Kit: 0513RBJ

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools    4. Cutters    5. Rebar   

Features

• File handle and four inserts
• Interchangeable cushion inserts designed to fit most popular files
• Handle made of strong high-impact material, contoured to fit hand for straight, lathe and draw filing
• Non-slip textured finish for easier grip

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools   

Reviews (1)

Great saw for lawn, garden and more!
I purchased this saw because I have a large buck saw that sometimes is too cumbersome to get into small, or tight spaces, and it works great.The low profile of the blade and frameless design allow it to reach inbetween thetightest of limbs without bending the blade like a pretzel and allows aquick, clean cut.The blade has sharp, large teeth that allow lots ofmaterial to be removed quickly, yet don't wear you out doing so.I wouldrecommend this saw for anyone who does any amount of trimming. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools    4. Hand Saws    5. (Handsaws)   

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools    4. Hand Saws    5. (Handsaws)   

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Measuring & Layout Tools    4. Rulers   

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools    4. Screwdrivers    5. Phillips-Head Screwdrivers    6. (Screw Drivers)    7. (Philips)   

Features

• Carefully designed throat clearance and rivet size
• Handle design takes advantage of leverage ratio to blades for easier cutting
• Electronically induction-hardened, carefully designed, angled cutting edges and blaze sizes
• Top quality end cutting tool
• 6 1/4" long

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools   

Features

• Offset blades keep hands clear of metal and non-slip serrated jaw allows for compound lever action
• Permits cutting tight right curves and circles as well as straight, spring-action for fast, effortless feed
• Handle of high tensile strength alloy steel exceeds hand power limit
• Handy hang-up pole and green non-slip, textured grips and safety latch for superior control
• 9 1/4" long, 1 1/4" cut, 18 gauge capacity

Reviews (1)

coopertoolsM7R 9" right cut off set snips
I found these snips to be an excellent tool, good quality at a reasonable price. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools   

Reviews (3)

nip anything
These end nippers are excellent.I use my set to snip copper and steel rivets to size for leather and metal work.The 14" handles make this task a breeze as opposed to the hand cramping frustration it can be with lower quality or shorter nippers.

They're not just for pulling nails
If you're a sheet metal worker and install ductwork for a living, this tool is a must.It is definitely an unconventional use for these nippers, but boy do they work great.Slip and drive connections are no problem withthese wide-jawed, long handled babies.Just spread the jaws wide, slipthem over the drive cleats, and use the long handles for all the leverageyou need to pull the joint together.And once you pull the handlestogether, you can hold the joint together by holding both handles with onehand while using the other to make the connection.They may be callednippers, but we call 'em "duct pullers" because that's just whatthey do!

Restoration project must
Ever want to reuse old wood work in a restoration project?This tool is a must.It is well constructed from hard steel and it's length allows for great leverage.I use this tool to pull finish nails out the backside of apeice of salvaged wood trim.Typically nails can be pulled this wayleaving an unmarred finish side. Simply grasp the nail close to the surfaceof the backside of the trim and rotate the tool bringing the nail up andout of the wood.It works great! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Coopertools    2. (Cooper Tools)    3. Hand Tools