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Vampliers.
https://www.amazon.com/Professional-International-Vampliers-Portable-Extraction/dp/B006YJKAPQ
I don't use them a lot, but they're great for gripping things, especially small siderail nails.
However, I see that the cost jumped way up on those. I think they were under $20 when I bought mine. I'd either shop around or look at the alternatives in the suggested items area.
Quoted from Gogojohnnyquack:My pins are all on a concrete floor so putting the glass down on it is a no go. My favorite tool is a length of pool noodle with a slot cut into it to put on the end of the glass when sliding it out. I keep one in both rooms. Super clutch.
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Dollar tree stores have boxes of pool noodles in the spring and summer for $1 each. I usually stock up every spring.
Quoted from ForceFlow:Dollar tree stores have boxes of pool noodles in the spring and summer for $1 each. I usually stock up every spring.
I just happened to stop by today, and the pool noodles were in stock already.
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I have one of those. In all the years I've had it, I've never actually needed to use it.
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