Align and Tighten Wood with Pry Bar

What happens here

To prepare the board for a new, secure fastening, the worker takes a pry bar. The angled, thin end of the pry bar is inserted into the gap between the loose wooden board and the underlying support structure, or possibly between the board and an adjacent piece of wood. Leverage is then applied to forcefully pull or push the board into its desired, tight position, closing any gaps and ensuring it is flush against its support. This action helps to secure the board temporarily and align it correctly for the subsequent nailing.

Goal: Achieve a tight and flush fit for the wooden board.