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I need to remove some deep-set nails. They're the type without large heads,
and they look like they must have been placed with a nail gun, because the heads are (say) 1/8" into the wood. One method I thought of was some kind of drill bit that would drill out a small circle, except it would have a hole where the nail is so the bit wouldn't press on the nail itself. |
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