C.S. Osborne · Staple lifters and tack removers
C.S. Osborne No. 1066 Staple and Tack Remover
When to choose it
The No. 1066 is an eight-inch remover with a polished forged blade and a hardwood handle. Choose it when its working tip can get beneath the old tack or staple and you want more reach than the compact No. 124. The blade extends 3⅝ inches, which is the useful dimension near a rail.
For deeply obstructed fasteners, compare the 8¼-inch blade of the 124-12. For fasteners in a dedicated welt groove, compare the No. 710, whose maker describes that access. Choose the profile that reaches the metal while the handle can still move.
Specifications
- Brand
- C.S. Osborne
- Construction
- Staple and tack lifter
- Work task
- Furniture fastener removal
- Model
- 1066
- Blade
- 3⅝ in
- Overall length
- 8 in
- Tool weight
- 3 oz
- Handle
- Hardwood
- Amazon.com reference
- B07D81DJ3N
Fit and buying advice
Check clearance for the tip and the angle at which the handle must move.
Related choice C.S. Osborne No. 124-12 Extra-Long Staple Remover ↗
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Documentation
Questions about this product
Which measurement can I compare with another remover’s reach?
Use the 3⅝-inch blade figure when comparing the working end, separately from the full eight-inch length.
What if the staple sits beneath welt cord?
Compare the No. 710 if you need a tool intended to reach into a welt groove after exposing its staples.
Which model gives substantially more reach?
The No. 124-12 has an 8¼-inch blade for an obstructed approach.
