It's like a crowbar with a screwdriver handle.
I have found one called KM-569-A, but I need one for a job, and I have no idea what its called!
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So, What is this called?
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Why the downvote? – George Mar 21 '15 at 19:03
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Similar tools are also available for automotive trim removal. They are often called "automotive trim removal tool" (go figure, eh...)
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Major difference here is that the trim removers expect more space - tack pullers have near-knife edges and much smaller openings. – paul Mar 15 '15 at 4:18
That is a nail-puller or tack-puller (more commonly tack-puller with the screwdriver-type handle). You can get similar function from a "cats-paw"
The tool you want is called a "tack puller". A search in Google will show a plethora of styles.
answered Mar 14 '15 at 17:54
Wiha makes a very small one it calls a "chip lifter":
