Roughneck ROU64494 Alloy Steel Utility Bar 178mm (7in)
Roughneck ROU64494 Alloy Steel Utility Bar 178mm (7in)
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Tough World. Tough Tools
| Weight: | 165 g |
| Size: | 178mm/7" / ROUGHNECK 25 YEAR GUARANTEE |
| Dimensions: | 17.9 x 3.1 x 4.2 cm; 165 Grams |
| Brand: | Roughneck |
| Model: | ROU64494 |
| Dimensions: | 17.9 x 3.1 x 4.2 cm; 165 Grams |
| Size: | 178mm/7" / ROUGHNECK 25 YEAR GUARANTEE |
Used this to help remove nails in a garden shed that needed renovating. In some places there were immovable objects in the was so it was handy to have a pry bar so small.
Was bought for removing skirting and is super strong. No bend or flex at all. Very impressed I have used in other areas such as masonry since. A good all round crowbar.
Absolutely amazing! Bought it as was going to remove small nails from outdoor shed but actually been using it for taking apart a shower and also skirting. A must have in everyone’s toolbox!
Pleased to say it got into the corners and small spaces to get rid of the awkward to reach nails, and it’s a solid tool, easy to use too. Good value!
The perfect little tool, I purchased this to remove the old felting nails when I refelted my workshop roof. This little pry bar made quick and easy work of the job in hand.
Great if you’re a child or not that strong lol I’m a fencer so need this for small gaps but would never put that much pressure on in as I think it would snap but it does help and fits nice in a toolbox
As usual this is a lot smaller than I expected 5 Inc or so. Do check the measurements, for the price still very reasonable, and to be fair this has been a very handy tool at work, solid and reliable
Perfect for breaking and entering, sorry, I mean civil trespass. Pop doors, pop hatches, get roof acesss. Best bit of kit to carry if you’re an urbexer around the London area.
I LOVE THE FACT THAT IT IS A HANDY SIZE FOR SMALL TO MEDIUM JOBS. MY D.I.Y PAL IS VERY IMPRESSED!
Great little tool to have around. Takes out small nails. I used it to remove floor edging and a whole room of laminate floor that had been glued at the joints. Hood in tight spaces
Smaller than I expected but maybe I should have read the description. I used it to remove skirting board and it did get behind the skirting enough to give me a gap to fit a small pry bar in to lever skirting off.
Good value and quick delivery to Ireland.
This is very small, the size of my hand. However it is quickly becoming one of my favourite tools. I wouldn’t say its great for lifting floor boards, or prizing out long nails. But it has its uses lifting things laying flush to the floor (the points are very thin) and for adjusting tiles etc.
If you’re a grown up, like me, who is forever using his flat head screwdriver to lift drain covers or open paint cans – then this is also the perfect tool.
Bought as a gift for my hubby. He had one but leant it to a friend who then lost it. He finds this little tool so useful for so many things, it is far sturdier than many others on the market. Must be good if you repurchase mustn’t it?
This may not be good for big jobs but it is a really sturdy little bar which can easily fit in any tool box and can be used for a multitude of uses – prizing, tensioning, lifting, nail extraction, hammering (but it will chip the paint). It is cheap too.
Recommended
Great for small jobs or in confined spaces, get a firm grip on what you’re trying to shift and give it a couple of whacks with a lump hammer and out it comes, nice little tool at a good price.
I would have knocked off half a star because I had to file the tips as it seemed they had a lip on there but it was no big deal, I’m still please with i
Since then i find my self reaching for this all the time when doing general jobs around the house. its now an essential part of my tool box
If your considering a tool like this one for the jobs like I’m doing ide buy one no problems, but there a many other jobs it would undertake
This is a great little tool to put in a bag and take everywhere. If you have this and a multitool you are set for all those little thing that can pop up during a busy day.
I have also made great use of this when redoing the house.
For taking down things that are a bit more delicate then what a regular crowbar or a screwdriver can handle, and for taking out nails. I have also used it when putting in new floorboards to make everything fit tightly together.
It is amazingly handy. It is small, but on the right work, it will make a huge difference. Best purchase in 2014 so far!
It took long time to arrive, but this is very handy. I was trying to dismantle a few pallets and up to now it has been such a help. I use it with my hammer sometimes and the paint that cover it started to flake out but the metal is still very strong. If you have to do a heavy job you might want to order a bigger version of this, this is a bit bigger than my hand. Makes the difference to get rid of nails.
Exactly what i needed for the small jobs around the car and at home to demolish old furniture, ripping out old wooden window frames, it does a great job.
Great price, so cheap that i actually paid for next day delivery
On the picture it looks weak and flimsy, but don’t get fooled by those images, its actually very tough and well made
It’s not exactly huge. Mind you, the item title gives that away from the start. But this seven inch length is well up to doing its job. For opening wooden packing crates and levering up stubborn nails, this utility bar performs exactly as advertised.
Obviously you still have to match the tool to the job as it won’t help you lever up or open something with considerable weight or size, but on the right job its worth its weight in, er, chocolate.
Larger versions are available: Roughneck 64495 Utility Bar 15-inch or Roughneck 64496 Utility Bar 18-inch .