one piece tool wanted - prybar + wrench

[Raukodur]

That is a very generous offer I am sure many of the other MTO members would jump on 

I feel for a first foray into one piece tools, it is better I go for a more budget tool, to see if I will end up carrying one long term before going for the more expensive models.

As it is, the pocket wrench has the two tools on it I am after, and seems to have good reviews, so if I can get my hand on one, wouild probably do me perfectly for the price. I have sent them an email asking how much postage to the UK is.

[Raukodur]

contacted the website for pocketwrench, since it doesnt allow you to order from overseas although they do sell overseas.

They got their website fixed after I sent them an email, pretty good response time as well, and I have placed an order for 3, for me, my brother, and father.

Seems like the perfect one piece tool if all you want is a prybar and wrench. Very reasonably priced as well, and from the reviews I have read, good build quality. Looking forward to getting it and putting it to use.

[Mr. Whippy]

contacted the website for pocketwrench, since it doesnt allow you to order from overseas although they do sell overseas.

They got their website fixed after I sent them an email, pretty good response time as well, and I have placed an order for 3, for me, my brother, and father.

Seems like the perfect one piece tool if all you want is a prybar and wrench. Very reasonably priced as well, and from the reviews I have read, good build quality. Looking forward to getting it and putting it to use.

Just one warning:  The Pocketwrench has teeth that bite into the nut to turn it rather than interference fit on the faces (like an Atwood).  That means if you use it on a chromed finish nut, you WILL end up with a marred nut.

Other than that, I think they're great!

[Raukodur]

Thanks for the heads up 

[Raukodur]

Arrived today.

Very impressed on first impression, thicker than I expected, and solidly built; I won't be scared putting it to use. Given its rounded ends and comfortable heft, very pleasant to hold.

[asupernothing]

As far as the atwoods go, I would really try to grab one if you can. It may take a while before you get a chance to purchase, but they are generally very nice.

[mudtoy]

One other thought:

I have a spare Element 115 (Atwood tool).  If that is of interest, maybe you have something worth trading for it...

I'd take your hand off for that Element, though I am in Australia.. I understand if that's too much hassle


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