Draper Pry Bar/Nail Puller - 250mm

This Draper Pry Bar/Nail Puller is a double-ended tool with crowfoot and chisel ends. It is forged...

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Product Information

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This Draper Pry Bar/Nail Puller is designed for DIY enthusiasts and tradespeople needing a versatile tool for demolition, prying, and nail removal. Its key benefit lies in its double-ended design, offering both a crowfoot and a chisel end for various tasks. A potential caveat is its basic carbon steel construction, which may not suit extreme heavy-duty industrial use.

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Model Part Number36030
BrandDraper

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FAQs

What material is this pry bar made from?

The pry bar is forged from good quality carbon steel, which is then hardened and tempered for durability.

What are the two ends used for?

It features a crowfoot end, ideal for prying and nail removal, and a chisel end, useful for scraping, prying, and breaking apart materials.

What are the dimensions of the pry bar?

The dimensions are approximately 32.20cm in length, 7.00cm in width, and 2.50cm in depth.

How much does the pry bar weigh?

The pry bar weighs approximately 0.35kg.

Is this tool suitable for heavy-duty construction work?

While durable for its class, it is best suited for DIY, light trade, and general-purpose use. For extreme industrial applications, heavier-duty tools may be more appropriate.

How should I maintain the pry bar to prevent rust?

After use, clean the tool and apply a light coat of oil to the metal surfaces. Store it in a dry environment.

Does it come sharpened?

The chisel end is designed for prying and scraping. While it has an edge, it is not intended as a cutting tool and does not typically come sharpened for such purposes.

Troubleshooting

Tool feels loose or Wobbly

Inspect the point where the crowfoot and chisel ends meet the shaft. If there is any sign of damage or excessive wear, cease using the tool and consider replacement.

Difficulty removing a stubborn nail

Ensure the crowfoot end is firmly seated under the nail head. Apply steady, even pressure. For very stubborn nails, consider using a lubricant or a hammer to tap the pry bar gently for better grip.

Visible rust spots

Gently scrub the rusted areas with fine-grit sandpaper or steel wool. Clean the tool thoroughly and apply a protective oil coating immediately to prevent further rust.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Versatile with two distinct working ends.
  • Constructed from robust, hardened carbon steel for durability.
  • Suitable for a range of tasks from demolition to fine prying.
  • Compact and easy to handle.

Cons

  • May not be suitable for extreme, heavy-duty industrial applications.
  • Basic carbon steel construction offers standard rust resistance, requiring care.
  • No ergonomic grip features, which might affect comfort during prolonged use.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: This tool requires no setup. It is ready for immediate use upon unboxing.

Compatibility: The Draper Pry Bar/Nail Puller is compatible with a wide range of common building materials and fasteners. It is designed for use with nails, screws (for prying), wood, plasterboard, and other demolition-friendly materials.

Care:

  1. Cleaning: After each use, wipe the tool clean of debris. A dry or slightly damp cloth is recommended.
  2. Rust Prevention: As it is made of carbon steel, it is susceptible to rust. Apply a light coat of oil (e.g., WD-40 or mineral oil) to the metal surfaces periodically, especially after cleaning or if stored in a humid environment.
  3. Storage: Store the pry bar in a dry place, away from moisture. A toolbox or tool rack is ideal.

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