How To Remove A Roofing Nail

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In this video, titled "Remove Roofing Nail" our electrician Ken takes you through the full process.
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[@paua1958]

Brilliant explanation. Thank you!

[@ericleungAtGeneral]

This is the most appropriate method along all other methods I found in other video! Thank you so much!!!❤

[@BruceThomson]

Good, but I'm thinking of using a rubber mallet to get the grip on the nail - to reduce the (repeated, very loud) neighbourhood noise. Even levering it out might be quieter using the rubber mallet striking the hammer handle.

[@alquinn3562]

Im removing tin off an old barn we are demoing. Im a big guy so a little nervous about the roof of this 100 year old barn. Plus nails are in the valleys/depressions: troughs, rather than the peaks. Trying to save the wood so bulldozing isn’t an option. a 48” pry bar is all i can think of to pop them out from underneath the tin. Any better options?

[@TheCaesar32]

Awesome tip

[@asedcopf]

very helpful, ta

[@BruceThomson]

'Great method. Hey, for the sake of the neighbours and noise reduction, maybe could use a rubber mallet to hit the first hammer. 'Just an idea. I've got a whole roof to do soon, I think I'll try it then.

[@raywatling6099]

Beautifully done, but my 97 year old toolmaking craftsman father told me NEVER to hit the heads of two hammers together, so please be very gentle, or else use an Aluminium or wooden mallet to do the tapping. I will give it a go this weekend. Thank you for the insight.