Some pry tools

[Strumento]

What do you guys think about these?









http://www.coltelleriadallacosta.it/particolari.htm

[sparky415]

They look very interesting, I like the third one down   

I'm trying to make something like that but mine doesn't look half as nice 

[Gadget Guy]

Did you make them?  The second picture is a direct copy of an Atwood tool.   

[Mr. Whippy]

Don't like the top one much...

Second one does look a lot like an Atwood tool (or two---Bug out blade vs mini son of prything)

The third is pretty interesting.  I like that one.

The last one has potential, but I don't think the Phillips driver looks very useful.

[Strumento]

Did you make them?  The second picture is a direct copy of an Atwood tool.   

Oops, forgot the link. I did not make them. Edited first post above. I don't think the 2nd is a direct copy of Atwood's. Might be more of a parallel evolution. I think there is a vid on youtube:

Coltello Mini-Prybar By Fabio Dalla Costa - Fixed Keychain Knife

Apparently, this guy does make some pretty decent knives and tools. Check them out!

[Mr. Whippy]

Did you make them?  The second picture is a direct copy of an Atwood tool.   

Oops, forgot the link. I did not make them. Edited first post above. I don't think the 2nd is a direct copy of Atwood's. Might be more of a parallel evolution. I think there is a vid on youtube:

Coltello Mini-Prybar By Fabio Dalla Costa - Fixed Keychain Knife


Apparently, this guy does make some pretty decent knives and tools. Check them out!

I quite like that!  Maybe a bit more protection from having your finger slip up to the blade, but I like the cutting hook a lot. 

[livan]

A similar tool of the USSR. Has a leather loop and hang on the back of his hand. Does not interfere with work at hand. movement of the hand and burn it into position.






on the butt a knife file, and at the end of the handle slot-fork

[edcgear]

The second and the last one got my attention.... 

[Mr. Whippy]

A similar tool of the USSR. Has a leather loop and hang on the back of his hand. Does not interfere with work at hand. movement of the hand and burn it into position.

Ok, that's just plain awesome!

[Strumento]

I quite like that!  Maybe a bit more protection from having your finger slip up to the blade, but I like the cutting hook a lot. 

Speaking of the gut hook, can someone enlightened me what is this Atwood tool?



It does not seem to be available for sale before. I have searched through all of Atwood's sites and can't manage to find any info on it.

[scrappy]

I like the very first tool in this thread

[DCF]

Hi guys, I am DCF, tre creator of the pry in the fist post, Now answer some questions that you did

[DCF]

this is the first pry that I built, actually philips screwdriver hand made was not very functional




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[DCF]

this is my favorite model, the Stright,
for me it is very beautiful, simple and functional





http://www.coltelleriadallacosta.it/particolari.htm

[DCF]

This pry, as reported by someone, and since the video, is a pry built on the inspiration of Atwood, but making some changes requested by the customer





http://www.coltelleriadallacosta.it/particolari.htm