BN Products 3-Piece Form Stake Tool Set - Concrete Stake Holder, Striker & Puller Kit for Construction, Landscaping and DIY Projects

Concrete contractors know that a common job site accident happens when driving stakes for concrete forms. It is far too easy to miss the stake with the hammer and hit either your own hand or the hand of someone who is holding the stake. How can you protect yourself and your workers from this type of injury? We created the BNFTSH Stake Holder to help cut down on this critical safety issue. The tool is designed with a long handle and a special spring tension head that can pick up a ¾ inch steel stake. The user can hold the stake without touching it. This makes driving stakes far safer and more effective. By holding on to the handle instead of the stake, the user can both position and drive the stake with greater force and accuracy. Contractors that are concerned about safety are using this method of driving stakes. The BNFTSH Stake Holder can save money through efficiency and by reducing the job site accidents. Protect yourself and your workers by insisting on the use of a stake holder when driving concrete form stakes. Pulling concrete form stakes out of the ground after the pour is a back-breaking job. Often, the stakes seem to have become one with the dirt, rock, and clay and trying to remove them can result in your own personal pain. We have seen workers try to dislodge the stake by hitting them on the side with a hammer. This often bends the stake and the glancing blow can bounce off the stake and hit the worker’s shin bone. Others try to remove the stake with locking pliers and they tear up the stake along with hurting their back due to their poor lifting posture. The BNFTSP (standard model without the nail puller) and BNFTSPN (with the nail puller feature) are designed to make the removal of form stake both easy and safe. Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals which is [are] known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.