Extract Nail with Cat's Paw

What happens here

Carefully position the sharpened, thin claw end of the nail puller (often referred to as a cat's paw) directly underneath the head of the protruding nail. It may require slight rotational movements or gentle taps with a hammer on the back of the cat's paw to ensure the claw is fully and securely seated under the nail head. Once the claw has a firm grip, use the designated leverage point of the tool against the wooden beam. Apply steady and controlled downward pressure on the handle, utilizing the leverage to gradually pry the nail upwards and out of the wood. Continue this prying motion, repositioning the tool slightly if necessary, as the nail emerges. Maintain a firm grip and control throughout the process until the nail is completely extracted from the wooden beam, being mindful to avoid unnecessary damage to the surrounding wood surface.

Goal: Completely remove the identified nail from the wooden beam.