99% OF PEOPLE DON'T KNOW THE FEATURES OF THIS MUST HAVE TOOL!

[@joepie221]

OK, you asked for it. 1. You can claim twice as many uses because you can use it with your left or right hand 2. You can use the nail puller feature to spray paint tear drops on your face after you kill the guy that doesn't pay for the work you did. 3. Get another one and go climb a glacier or frozen waterfall with the pointed end. 4. Call the manufacturer and tell him "Pretty" isn't spelled that way. 5. You can score sheetrock with it so it breaks easier 6. I'm not making any comments about keeping your crack clean, so lets move on. 7. Crazy glue the big round cutout to your forearm and add fake blood to freak so you can leave work early and get a few paid days off. 8. Scrape off your inspection sticker when the car is overdue and claim the windshield is new because its easier to fake a window receipt than an inspection sticker. and finally, 9. At a red light, use the hole in the handle end to bend the car antennae of the schmuck that cuts you off on the way home.

[@VCGConstruction]

🤣🤣🤣 good list, thanks for the laughs!!

[@johnnywayne7654]

Joe Pie to the front of the line, always reliable for a bit of witty humor. Nice.

[@Yootoobsuchs]

Joey taught me more in thirty seconds than I learned in the first six minutes of being shouted at for how stupid I am.

[@alexcrowder1673]

That was funny! Just dont use Gluemasters super glue or youll never get it off your arm! If you do manage to tear it off, youll REALLY need to go to the hospital Lol. Crazy glue brand is shit, but thats probably a good thing in this particular situation lol.

[@njineermike]

He forgot that you could ALSO open and close several sizes of lacquer, varnish or any other finishing material. The uses are ENDLESS! GENIUS!!!!

[@Snotmerchant]

To everyone complaining about how long he takes. Just remember, he's a contractor. Of course its going to take him 3x longer to do a job then it should.

[@t.j.payeur5331]

Snot... You obviously no nothing about contracting. Contract=Quick and dirty. Costplus=Slow and meticulous.

[@loganlavenets9067]

The two others comments don’t understand “carpenter talk”

[@loganlavenets9067]

Michael Martin contractor talk is mainly a joke. “I’ll be there in 30 minutes” then you see him/her in a hour and a half. It’s like construction talk

[@mrniusi11]

*than

[@joanbaczek2575]

😂

[@MeatloafPunisher]

I swear, in my whole entire life I didn't think that I would see someone so excited about closing a paint can. I love the vids, your rock.

[@Mattjki]

1. Open paint can 2. Close paint can 3. Bottle opener 4. Clean paint roller 5. Cut masking tape 6. Remove nails 7. Set nails 8. Turn screw bits 9. Clean masonry cracks 10. Scraper 11. Patching 12. Remove moulding

[@rbd104]

Thank you sir. 🤣

[@HootervilleHaney]

Thanks! I didn't want to spend 3 hrs finding out what it does!

[@scotthutchison6184]

Forget using this or a hammer to close paint cans, use a rubber mallet did you don't deform the seal.

[@thomaspaden4072]

Thanks, I was skipping through and now know I didn't miss anything.

[@paulh7589]

13. Pry open a fish mouth so you can get your hook out 14. Use as a chisel 15. Remove old glazing 16. Cut virtually anything (If kept sharp) 17. Ruin virtually any upholstery if you forget it is in your back pocket.

[@neal6473]

Cocaine it's a hell of a drug 😂😂😂.

[@dalexbland]

lol at 00:19 "when I'm hi....ring..." lmao

[@mannychapp6714]

True. 😎

[@benny1051]

😂😂

[@samhussey7383]

😂😂😂

[@South336Victor]

👏😂

[@jacktracy4845]

Suggestions- Calm down dude. Speak softly. And GET TO THE POINT! You sound like a mid market used car salesman. This was ridiculous.

[@Pooooooops]

Suggestion, watch another video I enjoyed the cut of his jib. Are you not from the Mid-Atlantic?

[@ericshepherd7786]

I like it

[@milvolts1]

jack tracy , typical Dago obnoxious as usual. Annoying as f*"k. Shit what were the uses again?

[@Pooooooops]

@@СергейТихонов-ц9й no, just New Jersey and New York typically. But being from Pennsylvania, I'm used to the sound. For me, I found it entertaining, we don't need anymore people sulking around mumbling. I bet this guy is fun on the job too.

[@Pooooooops]

Come to think of it I'm having a hard time imagining contractors that don't talk like this, being from the mid Atlantic. You're in Colorado? Contractors have this accent. Hawaii? This accent. India? This fucking accent. I crack myself up 😂

[@bretdoud5004]

When I first got into the stained glass industry, I was introduced to this tool. It’s my best friend on a job site and has served me well even outside of work. The possibilities are limitless!

[@paulsstratton2003]

Holy crap this guy likes to talk. I gave up after two

[@RatKindler]

Me too. Two and a half minutes in and we still don't have a single use for the tool. Moving on.

[@samlong4820]

I'm with you... cliff notes in here somewhere?

[@RatKindler]

When he started pretending to lick it is when I stopped the video.

[@jamesf9610]

Rat Kindler he wasn't pretending to lick it lol he was pretending to spread food on his tongue with it lmao but I see where you coming from there.

[@kenvsnow]

I made it to 3 and it was tough, this guy really thinks he is mr it.

[@goatmaster3387]

6 mins in and still on no 2. This guys likes to hear his own voice. I'm done.

[@mannylozano8146]

Ya very annoying. Super annoying. Gonna unlike his shit.

[@spencercolgan]

I’m hysterical lord snoke

[@snakeradish]

Back when I was a painter decades ago this tool was a must have. It started out as a 5 in 1 before they started adding more “stuff” to it, screw driver bits, nail puller, bottle opener? etc. and it really was just 5 MAIN functions for painters. The pointy end is supposed to be used for cutting old caulking and getting it off (we also used it for screws on outlet covers). Also when opening the paint cans you should try pushing the handle down rather than twist it. Did you happen to notice every feature you mention is something a painter needs? That’s why they’re in the paint section in every improvement store.

[@Michael-mz6uf]

I love this guy! I work in engineering not as a contractor. And I have learned so much from this guy about tools and the many different uses for them. Thank you!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thank you Michael!

[@carlj3515]

Also works to clean out old caulking,scraping paint,pulling staples.When removing trim helps to have another putty knife or small crow bat.Also works to remove a/c boots. Your only limited to what you can think of.👍👌

[@SusanHCooper]

15 minutes claim to fame for 3 min worth of information..

[@yamipizza8357]

@@Ben-el4ne I refuse to take advice from someone who doesn't know the difference between sense and since.

[@spencercolgan]

YamiPizza lol

[@spencercolgan]

Susan, do you use this tool ?

[@franksandy2145]

Way Way Way too much talking.. Glad he is not working on my house.

[@kevinhorgan2770]

Boring

[@taffythegreat1986]

Mind you he does have to talk to explain the tool. He is a bit of a fruit cake. Lol

[@TeamNexus21]

Learning from Vince is like being taught by a father that really wants to share his passion.

[@hartsymk1]

Some say he's still in the garage finding uses for the tool 😉 lol

[@silvercat5309]

😂🤣

[@hartsymk1]

@@Rattlerjake1 bit harsh ...

[@slingbart705]

maybe he needs "The Stig" to help with the final uses

[@spencercolgan]

Lewis. I am hysterical

[@Cosme422]

I'm sure nobody has ever watched this video all the way. How does a 1 minute video get made into a 14 minute video. This is a great tutorial for that. Some people don't know anything about time.

[@stephenkennett9813]

Ignore the haters. You do a great job. Thanks for showing us these great tools.

[@BrendonGillespie]

Recently used this tool to remove a wax ring from a toilet flange, worked great and was perfect to scrape all of the residual "stuff" off the floor. This will always be in my tool belt from now on. Thanks for the tips!!

[@georgeburns7251]

Man, it takes you forever to get to the point. Wtf, want to get the job done quicker? Who has time to listen to this is you gotta work for a livin? Get to the " pat take" point. Gotta make a livin . You get more fro u tube for making this so long? Just lonely and need to talk?

[@TrailingSkies27]

Why do you have to be such a hater Steve? Relax.

[@colsmith7257]

Part of his culture LOL.

[@DaveBlais]

@@colsmith7257 Also part of the KZbin culture. I think there's something about videos that last 10 minutes or more being preferable or more profitable. Unfortunately it makes some Tubers blather on to fill time around the good information. Fortunately my opposable thumbs and Xbox controller allow me to scrub forward to bypass all the Bobcat Goldthwait impressions and just get to the good tool tips.

[@williespickledliver3368]

@Steve Evans, i think you nailed it! he sounds like one of the HGTV blonde talking heads, tring to explain difference between partical board and OSB, they are just paid to fill in the 15 minutes between commericals on TV. A quarter works just as well as a five in one to open a paint can, or a beer. This dipchit is the biggest tool in this video.

[@markolaw]

williespickledliver that's pretty funny.

[@foreman3737]

I am a carpenter and I have been using the 5 in 1 for years . I love it. And also a mini wonder bar or flat bar if you prefer. Great video. Thanks.

[@jrandallmoore]

I am actually in the 1%. I have used my MULTI TOOL for all of these. Thanks!!!

[@jamesfisher7410]

I really like the enthusiasm and excitement you shoe in your videos!! Thank you Jim Fisher.

[@AlexandMaggie07]

I love how it's aerogonomic. Probably the best feature, imo.

[@satan8593]

is that rare form of gonorrhea ?

[@AlexandMaggie07]

@@satan8593 Context says it is a feature of the tool being showcased although I'm not sure anymore what that would be.

[@satan8593]

@@AlexandMaggie07 maybe it can spread gonorrhea by air or something , anycase I agree , it sounds super cool so it must be best feature of the tool :)

[@mcicutto]

That had me rolling. Ergonomics and Aerodynamics combined for one grip.

[@MrPatvee]

I can't live without that fricken tool. I'm a tile guy and laughed when I eventually saw them in a pro tile shop. I was buying them in a paint isle for years.

[@britdude4508]

I realize he can’t help his accent but he could eliminate the “fairground barker” histrionics and just give his quite often useful info.

[@aroldfut]

It took almost four minutes to tell me it could open a can of paint.

[@TheMacdr2002]

could just be a philly thing? sweet

[@davidcurtis5398]

@@TheMacdr2002 No. To many of these fellows sound this way - dumb.......

[@genemyers9134]

I said to myself oh this will be a good video for the comment section and i was right.

[@chefohrn]

5 minute video turns to 15 min because of running of the mouth.

[@ryanmacewen511]

chefohrn you make more money on KZbin by minutes watched.

[@chihawks87]

Yet, stays for all 15 minutes.

[@flhusa1]

you forgot about the window glazing part of the blade. the part you thought was just for crack cleaning.

[@lyddaperkowski7895]

Hi, I just discover that tool a month ago ,you are right it is a great tool also good to remove dry paint front windows ,don’t paid attention to the negative comments ,you have your own style, keep up the good tutorials,thanks

[@christianmont1340]

"You want to make sure you have a clean crack" hahahaha brother keep up the great videos! You help the community so much

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Christian we appreciate it!

[@robertspencer3553]

Great use of mine in taking care of my honey bee hives. Mainly for separating and lifting the frames, scraping off the propolis, and removing the swarm cells. They need scraped and painted as well. I drink beer when doing it, so do my worker bees. We all Bee Happy.

[@VCGConstruction]

Awesome!!

[@karlagomez9229]

One more thing I think you missed that, that tool looks perfect for. Cleaning grout lines after laying tile before applying grout.

[@spencercolgan]

I think it would scratch the tiles.

[@ryanpinkham6784]

The hook end works wonderfully for getting caulk out of tile joints.

[@bigDwood]

I used to lay carpet and this tool is essential. A must.

[@VCGConstruction]

👍🏻

[@TheSholtzy]

Just finished pulling some 20 old, wooden double hung windows and putting in replacements. This tool is essential. Popping trim, pulling nails left behind. Cutting and scraping caulking and paint. A lightweight pry bar. This tool doesn't go in my tool belt, it goes in my back pocket, do that and you'll see this should be called a universal tool because its uses are endless

[@SticksAandstonesBozo]

Best 5 and 1 ever made. Purdy rules.

[@MasterHustler]

If people do not like this guy, don't watch then. I view him as entertainment mixed in with carpentry. His face expressions are funny.

[@backtoconstitution1]

I love your antics. Keep it up and Thank You for the info

[@Pdfflyer1]

I use my 5 in 1 for painting, and for spreading peanut butter on fresh bread for lunch

[@hawkwind769]

Cuts an avocado pretty good too ✌🏽

[@MTMSA1280]

Cuts through my sweaty forehead and sometimes cheeks...and back scratcher!

[@emo65170.]

Romex sheathing slicer, ...moustache grooming mirror, beef jerky cutter, KZbin channel subscription persuader. Subscribed!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Ed we appreciate it!

[@grossoanthony]

Here is another use: once you open a can of paint, use the sharp end of the tools to cut slots along the rim to let the paint run through to avoid the accumulation of paint, hence minimizing paint drips and providing for a better seal when you put the lid back on the can.

[@ryansimmons1001]

Where I work, and aside from all the ones you mentioned, we use them as throwing knives for slackers. If you can take a hit from one and it sticks, it's yours. Doesn't matter if you use your eyeball, all it has to do is remain dangling from your body. If it falls to the ground after severing the arterry in your wrist, you must give it back. I generally throw it back. Personally, I would rather just buy mine, but I do enjoy throwing them quite a bit. I may have 12 of them on me at any given time, and chicks dig scars. It definitely eliminated guys showing up half asleep or hungover. You're either on your toes, or on your way to the ER, being dropped off curb side and 2 blocks away in my hood. Safety first and never snitch.

[@dadaUnts]

you forgot a few; emergency chisel, marking/notch tool, edger, ruler, squeegee, brush cleaner... and if you really sharpen a part of the scraper - a splicer

[@REPENTINCHRIST]

I've been ASE Certed Master Tech for a decade now and that is one of my staple tools for Mechanical and also body work! Actually I've found more variety of purpose in auto then for any painting jobs in and outside that I've done. Its SiiiiiCK!

[@Don_ECHOguy]

14 mins on how to use a paint scraper/beer opener, now that's awesome! 👍

[@everest0411]

I am not in the construction world, but when I hired the second plumber to fix my pipe, he taught me how to buy items. When we were in Home Depot, both he and one of the employees there (people say they usually are retired plumbers who just be there to help people and have something to do) said among all tools, this is the MOST important one. If asking them what is the only item one can take for a construction job, the both said this is the one. So, this is the really important tool any plumbers or DIYers need to learn, and buy a good quality one. Do not save money on this, because once you really know how to use it, you are actually saving more money by just buying a good quality one.

[@joyceellis6021]

You're a great salesman, you belong on the Home Shopping Network, selling the items as Seen on Television. Because of you I will purchase one of these 10 in 1 item from my local HD hardware store.

[@gamergilbert6927]

Joyce Ellis wel dont call it a 10 in 1 cause its official title is 5in1

[@satackett]

You wouldn't believe how many times I have used one as a flooring installer. During prep work for all different types of flooring is where it shines. But also useful during the actual installation process.

[@pete4866]

You missed one, opening a beer with it. Also you are so dramatic to explain something very simple.

[@DB-er1op]

Minute 6:48

[@The_Honcho]

That’s why he’s the most entertaining tool channel

[@DUTCHDIRTYHARRY]

He did mention that you can open a beer and a bottle of coke

[@semco72057]

I have heard of and saw one in a Lowe's store, but I don't own one. After seeing this video I will be buying one or two to keep in my tool box for use in putting down some paint and cleaning up my brushes and other brush heads after putting down some paint. That is a great tool and I wish other people had talked about it and it's uses. I thank you so much for making this video and showing us it's many uses.

[@SansAziza]

If you people hate talking so much, you'd have looked this up in a browser. You knew it was 14 minutes before you clicked. Let this man do his thing.

[@billnoble7740]

Started out using this tool as a painter, I’ve since moved to roofing and remodeling, always got my five way😁that’s what we call them in Bama, now all my roofing and remodeling coworkers are getting them

[@jimmynich4791]

I used a similar tool for scraping wallpaper off. I had shitty woodchip on the walls in a room when I bought my house and it's a bastard to get off. That tool was a lot better than a traditional scraper.

[@shawnensley2805]

When I paint. I take the little spike point and punch a few holes. around the outer lip of a paint can so that paint doesn't fill it up an go to waste. after you pour sum out.

[@ThomasSteed]

You'll get rust in your paint that way.

[@RubenRyb66]

You can use it to cut out that lip. Can openers work too

[@msroofingcontractinginc.9064]

From the suburbs of philly. This guy is great. I will watch the entire video regardless of how much he talks. This is Joe Conklin WIP construction radio. Don't forget to subscribe.

[@VCGConstruction]

You’re a beast cuz, love it!!

[@warrenmccarty256]

I started Warren McCarty painting 2006 every Carpenter that works around me carries a 5 in 1 now in their own tool belt

[@kanona29]

Thank you! I just bought something similar. A 7-in-1 and I had no idea how to use it besides the standard scraping. Very helpful!

[@tonyg9290]

I used the paint can opener side to install plastic glaze beading on windows it fits right in the channel and you can apply just enough pressure to seat it into place. Window installer/repair

[@camwinstone]

It is a great tool, I’m a carpenter and use mine a lot. I’ve got the folding version. You can also punch nails/pins in with it. It’s one of the features, put the point on the pin and strike the opposite flat part with a hammer. Obviously not something you’d use as a dedicated punch but while your filling pin holes and one is proud, easy to use while tool is in your hand.

[@scotthyder1374]

LMAO this is great. "Maybe you dont close your paint cans" Wish I had that much excitement about anything, let alone a 5-n-1

[@wambamit344]

Scott Hyder Didn’t you you hear it’s a 10-1. Lol. Or 8-1

[@kevinallen6197]

You're right. It's a must have in toolbox. Purdy makes the best one also.

[@freddycoba11]

People, make SURE, you have a clean crack. Please.

[@rbd104]

I think I'm going to have to buy one of these "5 in 1, 8 in 1 or 10 in 1 what ever you want to call it", just for "that feature". 🤣

[@terryclifton4058]

@@rbd104 nothing worse than a dirty crack

[@kosminuskosminus6668]

great teaching channel for sure thank you

[@2962Todd]

When my wife gets all her packages from qvc she asks me where my tool is and then she grabs this to open them. 11 in one. 😀 I know others are bagging on you for the attitude. I think the video is great. I am now a subscriber.

[@davethompson5438]

WHEN MY WIFE ASKS ME WHERE MY TOOL IS....I SMILE, AND UNZIP MY PANTS..😂

[@jrmanu7225]

We roofers use it to clean and scrape many different surfaces. Also it’s really good to cut through metal surfaces puncturing first with a hammer then cutting it. Very great tool for roofing

[@leardi58]

Yoooo VINCE you forgot the most important use of all. You can use it to smash the LIKE button that's the deal Cuz.

[@VCGConstruction]

That’s what’s up Cuz, thanks for reminding me!!

[@michaelkraxberger6943]

I keep the pointy part razor sharp. I use it as a knife. I use the tool constantly for everything.

[@johnnygarza6470]

I use the point end to open up drywall mud boxes. It works good on the tape and doesn't mess up the box.

[@mikeizzano172]

Got you covered, been using them for ages ! Your right ,more than once I was using one and somebody says what the hell is that ? Great tool have them in all my tool kits........good job.

[@teddyr7901]

I'm a painter I got seven of them some have more features than others and I love them

[@drackar]

I have one of these that has a bit adapter with a little magnet set in the end of the head. Handy little bastard.

[@mjc8761]

I did not know! Thx 👍 these videos are so helpful!!

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks MJC!!

[@K3Flyguy]

Tool has been around for years. Did he just discover it? To be fair it is a well designed and thought out inexpensive tool! However, if I may, it just needs a firestarter, a magnifying glass, tape measure, a extended range cell phone antenna, a center punch, a pair of scissors, a tempurature probe, a rachet drive with hex bits, a flashlight, a plumb bob center, secret compartment for your stash, a perpetual calendar, a money/belt clip, a AM/FM radio, a wifi router, a battery charger, a serrated blade, and a flamethrower. All made from space age titanium, then it really would be the perfect tool!

[@joseselina1990]

And the legend says that this guy is a still explaining to his Apprentice what the job will be about it's 2019 now

[@zorroonmilkavitch1840]

Wow great tip on tape placement!

[@NLoff44]

I can never tell if these are ball busting videos or learning opportunities and I absolutely love them no matter which!

[@joeromero8499]

Great info. Always wondered and now I know. Thanx.

[@VCGConstruction]

Thanks Joe we appreciate it!

[@HugoCorrea]

Hello, I encourage you to have an amazon affiliate program and make some extra money by getting a commission from them. Thanks for the information

[@baletashakur]

I always have one of these in my tool box. It's among my top 5 used hand tools along with a hammer, screwdriver, tape measure and pencil.

[@es4forty892]

You can also use that small point to remove window caulk.

[@joemodley7934]

I use mine as a chisel, to clean drywall out around the floor duting demo, gouging plaster cracks and corners, removing caulk. I keep it in my back pocket most of the time.

[@Duschbag]

VINCE.... Perhaps it's time for you to switch to Decaf. I'm just sayin. 😧

[@Rattlerjake1]

He'd be more tolerable if he switched to straight vodka!

[@edgarv11]

Rattlerjake1 😂😂😂😂😂👏🏽👏🏽

[@taffythegreat1986]

Warren Pouyer narr, sleeping pills lol

[@yobryan88]

Vince is not normal and that is the fun part and make this channel so electrified and different. No matter the tool he review he always have so much energy trying it and give honest opinion (besides Milwaukee 😅) Keep doing great job guys!

[@ronbertka7023]

Sharp corner good for removing silicone beads in corners

[@richardmattingly7000]

Get a grip people.. He's speaking to the weekend warrior and those who have seen it but don't know what this bizarre denizen of the tool box can accomplish. Here are quite a few he probably knows already, it's a great shim for cabinet installers and an un even floor/ceiling has meet it match with this in hand. It's bevel can be use to break window jams free if when they've been painted shut and can be used to cut out dried glazing putty as well as set glazers points afterwards. The sharp edge is also an impromptu chisel/cutting edge at times and when freeing moulding it can also back a hammer head so it won't punch thru/mar the wall when prying it loose. The point can also be used to mark like a awl does and I once saw several were the points were driven into drywall so a level could be rested for on them for marking as well as crown moulding on a ceiling were there wasn't an extra pair of hands to help. Another use for the point is it can scratch edge trim like a compass does on a wall by having the bevel facing down then running the knife against the wall before sanding to the line it leaves behind. Lastly there's never been a better a a chewing gum scraper ever invented, the uses of this tool steel oddball along with its knife sharp edges is when nothing you can't find being hit with a hammer and asks for more...

[@e.collins2768]

Use the corner of the blade to pop a hole in the lip of a paint can. Instead of the lip over flowing it drips back in

[@taffythegreat1986]

Opening the two paint cans should be classed as one function. Just because their different sizes, it’s doing the same job. Mind you, it’s a good tool to have.

[@nathanvietmeier1492]

The first day on the job. That was the first tool I was told to buy

[@TheRsixpilot]

I use mine 100 times a day, and every feature plus Purdy makes a flip open one that I also have it fits in your pocket love it

[@ryandickson5566]

You can use it for putting down carpet putting faceplates on plugs dimple miss,s on drywall lock in the last strip of flooring and more

[@digitalsmoke4694]

some people are so low in vibration, they just can't handle the energy of someone vibrating at much higher frequency. we need more people like this guy around!!!!

[@thosvonyoder3805]

I used a new 5in1 to remove a bot fly larva off my horses shank. Didn't have any other tool

[@frankfun10]

Back scratcher, remove player from shoes, fight a dragon. Some of the uses I give it.

[@bigblock53]

i wouldnt pierce your ear after you cleaned your crack.....

[@VCGConstruction]

🤣🤣

[@blaketomlinson6553]

This mans enthusiasm is intoxicating

[@Fr12L]

I love how he said it’s not just a painters tool whatsoever. Yet used painting scenarios in every example he had on using it...

[@divinejudge1]

👌 never knew what the curve was for. Now I know and knowing is half the battle.

[@VCGConstruction]

GI Joe !!

[@thomasmclaurin7036]

That's a great reminder for cutting masking tape. I could have done it before I started a mask job and wasted time just tearing it by hand.

[@mylesdeller1853]

Thats just silly 😂

[@makeitrainqanon4667]

Great job!

[@stephenwilliams8147]

99% of people don't want to waste 14 mins. 31 secs. of their time when it could be described in less than 2 mins.

[@petergozenya5562]

I use mine to remove baseboards all the time. I've found its the best tool for the job that doesn't push holes into the drywall that will need to be repaired like a flat/wrecking pry bar does.

[@franchise15104]

I use this tool to remove staples. They pop right out using a scraping motion.