Stanley FatMax FuBar III 55-120 5-in-1 Demolition Tool, Sledge Hammer / Nail Remover / Jaws For Timber / Pry Bar

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You don't have permission to access "http://www.homedepot.ca/product/stanley-fatmax-30-inch-fatmax-fubar-utility-bar/1000497923" on this server. Watching “Chicago Fire” and all those scenes involving the use of a Halligan Bar left me wanting something similar at home … a powerful, sturdy tool of decent length to pry, hammer and pound. While purchasing an actual Halligan Bar was impractical and rather expensive; purchasing the STANLEY FATMAX XTREME FUBAR III was not only a viable compromise, but a worthy investment. You don't have permission to access "http://www.homedepot.com/p/Stanley-Xtreme-Fubar-Functional-Utility-Bar-55-099/100488979" on this server.

Stanley 55-099 FatMax Xtreme Fubar Functional Utility Bar

Does it well as it should. You might want to think of putting a better edge on the pry bay so it dig in a little better but apart from that its good. At 8.5lbs, I wouldn't want to use this for more than an hour or two. With that said, you can do a lot of destroying with this tool in a couple of hours. This is a really solid general-purpose demolition tool. I was not able to feel any significant flex in the tool, no matter how hard I worked it. If you believe in Emergency Preparedness or just want to demolish something around the house, this is the tool for you.

While the ends of the FUBAR III are certainly effective in both design and function, the shaft is what makes this tool work so well. Aside from somewhat squared shape of the handle, the shaft is recessed on both sides to accommodate textured rubber grips to be bolted into the tool, creating a flush surface grip rather than simply being attached on top. The grips being incorporated into the bar rather than on the bar enhance the one-piece feel to the tool. The end result is a solid, sturdy grip that is critical when using the bar. This is a multi-faceted tool. A 30 inch one-piece forged steel bar that is beveled and split on one end with the other end serving as a hammer and board grabber. The shaft between the two “business” ends of this tool is squared, with defined edges that offer a solid gripping surface.

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If you want it , buy it. You'll definitely find a use for it whether its ridding your neighborhood of drug dealers or tearing down a house.Made short work of it. It's really just a big hammer when ya look at it. I look forward to years of destruction to come with my Fatmax Xtreme Fubar III As a hammer, this is a big step down from a dedicated sledge due to the more neutral balance point. However, there several different prying options available, which will get most jobs done with more control than by smashing. Add a reciprocating saw to the mix, and you will be able to handle most demolition tasks with the combination. Used to "persuade" a 12" x 8" shed to go into a skip at the mother in laws. So effective, even my wife liked it (but I didn't tell her the cost...)