Some pry tools

[DCF]

what is the Tap?

A tap is for cutting (or recutting) the threads in a drilled hole.  Typically all tap sizes (for example, M6, M8, M10) will all have the same size square end that a universal tap handle will fit.

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thanks

 but it is not too specific tool to put on a prybar?

[DCF]

Ok...

After numerous failed attempts at free hand drawing, I submit this lame MS Paint drawing. 

a general question, the   thickness remains in the metric wrench is too thin? can break?

 do you think is more useful  a bottle opener or a guthook?

[Mr. Whippy]

Ok...

After numerous failed attempts at free hand drawing, I submit this lame MS Paint drawing. 

a general question, the   thickness remains in the metric wrench is too thin? can break?

 do you think is more useful  a bottle opener or a guthook?

The drawing isn't to scale.  I'm thinking if the tool is 30 mm in width, the alligator wrench at 13mm still leaves 9 mm on the "straight side" and 8 mm on the "toothed side".

I prefer a guthook.  Every tool seems to have a bottle opener (and there's always a ledge around that will work  )

Overall tool size would be 30 mm by something like 80-90 mm long. 
Ideally, the tap hole (a square hole) would be dead center. the 1/4 bit driver hexagonal hole would be between the tap hole and alligator wrench somewhere.

[Mr. Whippy]

what is the Tap?

A tap is for cutting (or recutting) the threads in a drilled hole.  Typically all tap sizes (for example, M6, M8, M10) will all have the same size square end that a universal tap handle will fit.

(Image removed from quote.)

thanks

 but it is not too specific tool to put on a prybar?

Not for me.  I use a tap regularly on the farm.  Anytime an old bolt is removed, chasing the threads with a tap helps prevent damage to the threads when a bolt is replaced and helps prevent stripping out the hole.  Also, oddly enough, our horses have shoes with tapped holes for interchangeable studs.

[Mr. Whippy]

Here's a crappy drawing that's closer to actual scale of the tool.

(BTW, anyone who wants to chime in on this design, feel free  )

[Mr. Whippy]

Looking at that picture, I think it may be better to have the 1/4 bit driver hole on the other side of the tap hole.

[DCF]

interesting, and the thickness?, the size of the tap?

when i have some time i can try to make this pry, if you give me a permission

[Mr. Whippy]

The design has ....


ugliness issues.  There I've said it.

I have to think about it more.  It just doesn't have the right esthetic yet.

[hig789]

Whacha think about this?

[hig789]

Here's the other side.

[82brutus]

Looking at that picture, I think it may be better to have the 1/4 bit driver hole on the other side of the tap hole.

That makes sense to me! 

Does the wrench end need to be open?  Just curious.   

[MeadMaker]

Whacha think about this?

That is the tool I've been looking for.  Did you make it?

[hig789]

Whacha think about this?

That is the tool I've been looking for.  Did you make it?

No. If I was still a tool and die maker i would have, but no access to equipment.   Go to the web site @ the beginning of this thread(which is in Italian) and email him and see if he still makes them. They are not on his available tools page. Ran me about $60 with shipping from Italy.

[DCF]

Here's a crappy drawing that's closer to actual scale of the tool.

(BTW, anyone who wants to chime in on this design, feel free  )

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i have make a redraw, you like it?

[OddFuture]

I drew this in autocad and just wanted to see if i would be able to post it here.

[David Bowen]

What do I think? I'd buy it it reminds me of a razel.

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