can the bk2 really be used as a pry bar?

[granitestateofmind]

don't you have one too? if thats the case.... DIBS!!!

Oh, he's got one. Check the Northeast Spring Gathering thread. And get you to a Gathering....if you're in the 508 as your BH number suggests, you ain't too far away come October.

 

[Bladite]

don't you have one too? if thats the case.... DIBS!!!

his is ... different

 

[Cody4x4]

Oh, he's got one. Check the Northeast Spring Gathering thread. And get you to a Gathering....if you're in the 508 as your BH number suggests, you ain't too far away come October.

Hmm definitely temping, I'll have to look more into timing and location

 

[Cody4x4]

his is ... different

Very different if memory serves me correctly but you at least have 1, I have none

 

[beckerbrain]

Any slab of 1095 can be used to pry shit apart. If you bought it to open crates or open steel safes tho, you got the wrong tools bro. I've dug tree roots out of the cold hard ground, but I wouldn't take it to the job site to pry apart floor decking/wall sheathing from joists/studs, but I don't really doubt it could handle it if you were careful/smart.

The whole pry bar thing is because, well, it is a pry bar. With an evil edge.

Ask the crowbar forums if a pry bar can chop through a 6x6 post. I dare ya.

Yeah man, pry stuff. But you gotta know how to do it/where to put the stress (use a block for leverage)

I pried apart a tico nailed roof truss with a bk9. But I've also done the same thing with a cold steel folder.

I recommend: get a pry bar.

If you're ever in an emergency or some shit, I think
1/4" of 1095 would at least have a good chance.

I hate prying with anything that has an edge tho. Buy some tough gloves.

 

[Bladite]

i love me some fubar

unless i'm running a backhoe

a proper pickaxe or adze/hoe, good stuff

right tool, right job