C.S. Osborne · Staple lifters and tack removers
C.S. Osborne No. 710 Groove Staple Remover
When to choose it
The No. 710 is intended for staples exposed inside a furniture groove. Choose it when the old welt cord and fabric can be lifted away and the metal stays down in the channel. The 3⅞-inch blade gives you a separate reach measurement to compare with the depth and approach at the groove.
The tool has a fluted handle intended to resist rolling. If the staples sit on an open rail without a channel, compare a regular No. 124. If a leg remains visible after lifting, switch to a tool that can grip the protruding metal.
Specifications
- Brand
- C.S. Osborne
- Construction
- Groove remover
- Work task
- Upholstery groove staples
- Model
- 710
- Blade length
- 3⅞ in
- Overall length
- 7¾ in
- Tool weight
- 3 oz
- Handle
- Fluted acetate
- Amazon.com reference
- B07C7DTL1W
Fit and buying advice
Expose the staple and check that the working end can enter the groove.
Related choice C.S. Osborne No. 124 Staple Remover ↗
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Documentation
Questions about this product
Do I start by trying to lift the cord and metal together?
Osborne’s instructions expose the staple after removing the welt cord and pulling the fabric away from the groove.
What is the difference from a regular lifter?
The No. 710 is described for reaching into a groove. The regular No. 124 is a more general staple remover.
What should I use if a leg remains exposed afterward?
Compare a gripping plier for removing the remaining piece of metal.
