Reply by rmoore

Posted on Removing 18 gauge brads from Oak

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#1 posted 705 days ago

Woodcraft sells an extractor for screws. The smallest is 1/4 inch. You cut out around the screw/ nail then fill the hole. http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2000983/2009/Screw-Extractor-14.aspx

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