Nail head removal tool
OwnerJay L Sussman, Timothy Pembrookinventors
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A nail head removal tool is disclosed to be rotated by an electric drill to cut off the rusted head of a nail that has been driven into a wooden surface. The nail head removal tool includes an outer cutting body having a cylindrical cutting end with a plurality of cutting teeth extending therearound. An inner cutting insert is press fit into an insert cavity formed in the cylindrical cutting end of the outer cutting body. The inner cutting insert has a pair of cutting blades spaced from one another and standing upwardly from a cutting head of the insert. When a rotational force is applied to the tool, the cutting teeth at the cutting end of the outer cutting body cut into the surface around the nail, and the cutting blades at the cutting had of the inner cutting insert cut off and pulverize the rusted nail head.
A tool to which a rotational force is applied, said tool being configured to remove a head of a headed fastener that is embedded within a wooden surface and surrounded by said wooden surface, said tool comprising:
A combination comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.