HultaforsNageleisen (Länge 90 cm, zum Herausziehen von Nägeln, aus gehärtetem legiertem Borstahl) 480285

Over the past 30 years or so I’ve had to take apart a lot of buildings and assemble a lot of heavy things move heavy timbers and stones and so on I got a bit of a fetish for bars I go to old yard sales and buy old-school iron bars and various digging bars and so on I discovered the brand Hulfors when I was in Germany I bought some of their Carpenter knives, which I use every day and sharpen down into little nubs until I replace but the steel is fantastic. You cannot beat that Swedish steel.

A world of difference between this one and the made-in-China multitudes. The strength of the steel is remarkable, and the overall design is very pleasing and efficient and satisfying to use.

Very well made. Looks like it will last a long time. The best wrecking bar I have and quality you just don't see anymore.

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Watched the demo video on Hultafors YouTube channel, and really tempted by ‘boron steel’ - so bought the biggest one available - 30 inch!Very impressed by the finish - this surely feels like a £70 wrecking bar! It actually surprised me at how light it feels in hand - maybe this is to do with the perfect balance, and the comparatively thin profile (3/4 or 7/8 inch hex would be my guess) vs the massive fork end - see my pictures. Maybe the relatively thin stock is more than strong enough given the boron steel?? I’d much prefer a lighter bar for this length which I can still easily maneuver with one hand.The problem is - it is so beautifully made and I’d hesitate to abuse it by prying on concrete nails or lifting slabs etc... I plan to use it on car repairs - prying off ball joints, shifting engine, etc - where clearance is usually too tight for a fat bar - and requires a super strong steel so not to bend or snap under stress (I will stand on it if need to) - I think this bar’s thin profile would be perfect - and the cost is 1/2 of what Snap On charges for their 30 inch heavy duty pry bar...I may of course use it to take off old kitchen units, lift carpet / floor boards etc. But I may just stick with my old Roughneck Gorilla Bar for the abusive concrete work!! (Note - grinding boron steel is not advised as any heat can quickly make the alloy quite brittle which is dangerous for a pry bar. So treat it with some respect and try not to chip the blades on the ends on concrete - which all types of steel bars will do (chip) if abused hard enough.Thank you for reading.Namo Amituofo

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