Attach Hammer-in Beam Puller

What happens here

Dennis crouches down to position the beam puller on two separate timber beams, which are laid side-by-side with a small gap between them. He uses a hammer to drive the serrated hooks of each end of the beam puller into the top surface of the respective timber beams. He explains that the 'knurlings' or 'teeth' on all four sides of the hooks allow them to drive easily into the wood, ensuring a firm grip.

Goal: This step demonstrates how to attach the hammer-in version of the beam puller by securely lodging its serrated hooks into the top surface of two adjacent timber beams.