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Roughneck Alloy Steel Utility Bar 178mm
Roughneck Alloy Steel Utility Bar 178mm
Roughneck Alloy Steel Utility Bar 178mm
Roughneck Alloy Steel Utility Bar 178mm
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Posted 22 February 2024

Roughneck Alloy Steel Utility Bar 178mm

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  • A must have for any toolbox: ideal for removing nails, painters, light levering applications and DIY tasks such as prying off skirting boards
  • POLISHED TIPS powder coated for greater corrosion resistance
  • NAIL REMOVER X3 bevelled and tapered for prying embedded nails
  • DROP FORGED AND HEAT TREATED for exceptional strength and durability
  • SIZE: 178mm/7" / ROUGHNECK 25 YEAR GUARANTEE
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  1. BenjaminDover99's avatar
    This is the standard price for this over the last year per the camels. Have bought one anyway as seems a handy size to keep in the tool bag.

    The 18 inch is the same price for anyone who wants a bigger one:
    amazon.co.uk/Rou…h=1
    FreezingMan's avatar
    Nice info. Thanks !.
    I've bought the 18", with the 50% saving, so will see how that goes. I do think the 7" could be handier for the odd nail, rather than using a claw hammer, so the 7" might come later.
    Both seem like useful things.
  2. help-me2's avatar
    Why not just use the other side of a claw hammer then you just need one tool not two (edited)
    vonpoop's avatar
    Because it's tiny and thin.
    Much less likely to damage anything when working on trim, makes lifting flooring etc. easier, and also great for door-hanging as a bottom lever.
    I seem to find uses for it and bigger versions all the time, while rarely using for nails.
  3. chris.beck's avatar
    I had fun taking gripper rods up with one of these, didn't snap any and all could be reused.
  4. La_Dispatcher's avatar
    We need more tools on this group.
    hotukdealz's avatar
    There's quite a few already
  5. junitrules's avatar
    Great price especially for the larger one. Really handy for removing skirting board. Also I used to put a door back in its frame with it
  6. ryeallen's avatar
    Bought 1 from Toolstation last week for £7.99 but was 15 inch. Great for removing old skirting board
    ShaolinPhunk's avatar
    More than double the length of this, and probably twice as useful. This is quite limited in its utility by being so short.
  7. Decoded's avatar
    Waiting for the Half Life jokes to arrive
    AntAwesome's avatar
    OK Gordon
  8. Oscarisnotgonnapicknotgon's avatar
    Pro burglar here: decent as a back up crowbar but wouldn't replace a full length one in my toolkit tbh. For example this wouldn't have enough leverage to force open magnetically locked bike sheds, which is where I do a lot of my business. That said, it's nice and sharp for getting into window frames. Used it on many jobs but as I say, I wouldn't rely on it solely. Hope this helps any young burglars out there! (edited)
    Oscarisnotgonnapicknotgon's avatar
    (i used to work in the city but decided it was too immoral)
  9. Kaffehund's avatar
    Good to see that it's made of alloy steel and not that pesky non-alloy steel
  10. palli's avatar
    Great handy tool.
  11. vonpoop's avatar
    Cracking little thing. Use it all the time.
    Might get another.
  12. chitychatty's avatar
    Good for when you go to London and get in a fight with that hubby who's packing the axe...
    FoxRaynard's avatar
    Said nobody ever except you
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