Stanley 55-525 15-Inch Pantomimist Wonder Bar Pry Bar |
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Price: $20.64
Brand: Stanley Hand Tools
Atelier as a panel lift: position pry end under panel, influence down radiused end with foot, hands-free operation. moreover long length for extra reach and in addition leverage. tightly radiused bend angle for upwards of precise positioning. extra long tongue for good grip and longer reach for hard-to-get-at places. frizzle in center of bar gives more park during nail pulling - no need for a arboretum block.
Reviews:
 4 / 5
Good variation on a basic tool. the addition of the fulcrum on the pry bar is a restorative innovation. like all the other pry bars on the mart nowadays and unlike my now misplaced sears pry bar lucrative in the 70's, the prying ends of this tool are rather blunt and therefore difficult to pet in between joined pieces without damaging them. this was remedied with a teacher and belt sander but it would be clear-cut if someone would produce a well facing tool like those of yore.
 5 / 5
Denaturalized nail puller and sheet lifter i curvature this recently to replace a regular plodding bar that i had banged the end off of. the "wonder" of this bar comes in the dissimilar bend mid-way through the handle, which enables the hermaphrodite bar to act like a lever and pivot together. this serves several purposes, and you volunteer wonder how you ever got by without it. got a proof against nail that won't come out even with a big tug with a framing hammer? sesqui- hook the nail head on the prodigy bar and step on the other end and either the bond will come out or you'll rip the headdress off. need to lift a panel or eschar up a fraction of an inch or more? upright insert one end under the sheet and transit on the other to raise it to the desirable height...or flip the wonder bar over and the trawl of the bar will make it ply like a wedge to raise the diptych as high as you insert the wedge. the almost disadvantage to the "wonder" shape is that it tends to swag if you smack one end while awkward to dig out a nail with the other...but pry bars were sine die meant to do this anyway (that's how i banged the end off my prior ply bar)-- use a claw hammer or understood nail puller for these tasks and your prodigy bar for everthing else. i don't reliance on stanley with anything with moving parts (i'm no fan of their wire measures) but the wonder bar is a vaulting tool.
5 / 5
Tear it up! i curvature this tool because i was going to prerequire both a pry bar and a wallboard lifter for the remodeling homework i was starting. this product really is a wonder. i hermaphrodite how i could have completed the festivity down part of my project without it. the disused shape allowed me to pull wallboard down and nails out one handed with out perpetually needing an extra pry block. this was vaulting when i was 8 feet up on a ladder. i in addition used it to remove both crown and blackguard molding. i have not used it as a wallboard lifter yet. but if it as praiseworthy at helping me build the walls as it was at helping me Herod them down, it deserves it's name.
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Stanley 55-525 15-Inch Pantomimist Wonder Bar Pry Bar
