It’s a titanium bar with bevels. Sort of stupid, something anyone with a angle grinder or bench grinder could make. $70 isn’t too bad though, as long as it’s 6al4v ti and not some weaker alloy.
It's a slab of gray coated titanium with some holes and 5 bevels. It's about as basic as you can get with machining. Any HS student who can use a manual mill can make one.
I've had their previous model (High Carbon Steel) for almost 10 years, it has established a nice patina and works great. I have used it as a scraper, chisel, wedge and you name it. sharpened the bevels down to get a nice edge. just used it at Fort Drum to wedge up 800lb RF cabinets durring installation of a communication system. love these tools.
You should check out Countycomm’s titanium prybar, less expensive 6” bar for 40 bucks vs 70 bucks for 7.7” bar with an option to buy screw on titanium pummels.
Doc, we’re here everyday because we love tools and you’re a great source of infotainment on tools. Just curious, where are you looking for your information on new tools like this?
I was looking for a titanium pry bar. I think I was googling titanium tools and stumbled on this company, then went to Amazon, then to their storefront. After enough oddball searches the Amazon AI bots get creative at showing me interesting things. I also watch many videos about EDC products and then chase down brands I've not heard of. That's how this whole thing works. Customers need to hear about products, and products need visibility to get in front of the customer.
Marry your perplexion with the question "what's the point of this channel" and you'll have your answer! Don't put too much thought into it basically. Watch if it interests you, if not then spend the time - time you'll never get back - doing something that does👍🏽
@@theme6590 What a trash take. Clearly people aren't allowed to watch things and discuss things they don't like about it. I watch people to get useful information once in a while, other times, I discuss things I like/don't like about the product shown.
I dont like the product either, I see no point carrying around such a 'tool'. I think Doc bought it because it 'looks' good and is made out of 'titanium'. He never really had a true purpose for it other than to make a video. Thats my guess.
The best EDC pry bar is the Zach Wood Pry n Pop. They’re great. I’ve carried mine for years now. Hard to find so they’re expensive but totally worth it
@@lastbesttool for sure! You’ll be impressed by the quality and design. He also uses great materials. The pry bar part is nice and thin and the bottle opener works unbelievably well 😂 Mine is also in Z-Wear steel which is super tough. Mine is also the double bit variant of which holds a double ended screwdriver bit. One of those tools that I thought was absolutely silly and I use it every single day 😂
What is really insane is that it's even more expensive than the County Comm version. The full size one from them is only $40, why would anyone pay $30 more for a knockoff?
@@sarahsliverman5350 thanks or the info! Q: in your opinion, is the Ti version going to be as "strong" specifically in very heavy prying use, as the steel version can definitely take the rigorous of extreme heavy usage.
Ahh now I see it, thank you. Shoulda known. I was thinking maybe a tops but I couldn’t match it to one. Do you like the pillar? I’ve thought about ordering one for awhile now.
It’s a wonderful blade. Great steel and grip. A bit on the pointy side for my taste but I think it’s the best of SOGs USA made fixed blades. The sheath is solid too.
Off topic… sorry. Two of my biggest tool drawers broke out of my Husky tool chest that housed my sockets and wrenches. With having a gillion tools yourself, do you have any suggestions for storing a lot of wrench sets that may not be allowed to lay flat?
there's no need to cut handles off snap on stuff, mount it in a vice in a piece of scrap soft metal and whack it off (haha) with a soft hammer. I often swap handles of old screwdrivers onto ratchets as I prefer the form factor, i feel the slightly larger handle of a no1 Phillips is nicer than that given on a 3/8 and no2 Phillips is nicer for a 1/2. thanks doc
I can see the utility in this design, but it's not something I'd ever buy for a couple reasons. One reason being that I'm just not remotely interested in titanium, and the other being that it's just way too big for me to EDC. To me Every Day Carry means the things you " Carry " on your person, not the things you keep in a backpack or in your vehicle because you leave your vehicle and a backpack gets set down / stowed. I gotta have very small items that fit in my little YBO pico pocket organizer, small so total package is relatively small in my front pocket.
What drew me to this is its light weight yet useful size. I have many smaller pry bars, but this one would easily ride in side of bottom of a small bag like my Nutsac Tacsac 13 (stay tuned). Basically, I want EDC options and pryers have a obvious point of diminishing return.
@@lastbesttool I get that bigger tools are more capable, they just don't fit the EDC bill for me. Larger stuff like this is kept in the small sling pack I take to work, but I don't consider that EDC since it's not carried on my person and certainly not at all on my days off.
I for one can't wait for the "EDC" everything nonsense to die out. I can just picture trying to go out to dinner with your wife. "Hold on honey, I need my EDC kit" and comes out with basically a massive toolbelt with all the stupid mini things in it.
That thing is too pretty to use. That is an heirloom tool that you pass down to your kids.
It’s a titanium bar with bevels. Sort of stupid, something anyone with a angle grinder or bench grinder could make. $70 isn’t too bad though, as long as it’s 6al4v ti and not some weaker alloy.
It's a slab of gray coated titanium with some holes and 5 bevels. It's about as basic as you can get with machining. Any HS student who can use a manual mill can make one.
It looks exactly like a lawn mower blade !
Really like this..I need to see if I can find on Ali express cheaper
Love that packaging, looks like a lot of care went into wrapping it.
I've had their previous model (High Carbon Steel) for almost 10 years, it has established a nice patina and works great. I have used it as a scraper, chisel, wedge and you name it. sharpened the bevels down to get a nice edge. just used it at Fort Drum to wedge up 800lb RF cabinets durring installation of a communication system. love these tools.
That looks great
Hello again Doc
Thank you for another Great Video 👍
I would love to see some actual use cases with it.
Check out the Rogan USA pry...it's sick.
EDC is a great way to get people who aren't into tools, into tools.
Lovely piece of metal but I have zero idea what I would do it with it :)
I agree completely. Way, way too big for an EDC. I don’t pry on stuff all that often. I carried a small pry bar for a while. Rarely used it.
What an absolute unit!
That looks awesome man
Wow. $70 for titanium bar of that size? Also, you're going to blow up soon enough. Love this channel.
You should check out Countycomm’s titanium prybar, less expensive 6” bar for 40 bucks vs 70 bucks for 7.7” bar with an option to buy screw on titanium pummels.
get a 4140 sheet metal pry bar. Use it more than any other prybar for automotive work.
Doc, we’re here everyday because we love tools and you’re a great source of infotainment on tools. Just curious, where are you looking for your information on new tools like this?
I was looking for a titanium pry bar. I think I was googling titanium tools and stumbled on this company, then went to Amazon, then to their storefront. After enough oddball searches the Amazon AI bots get creative at showing me interesting things. I also watch many videos about EDC products and then chase down brands I've not heard of. That's how this whole thing works. Customers need to hear about products, and products need visibility to get in front of the customer.
If it came pre wrapped with the paracord I would like that.
I like it a lot. Would like to see you do the par cord thing. Looks nice when I looked at it on amazon.
Nice watch!
What's its use. ....what did you do this for. Just to show.
That sums up the majority of his videos.
Marry your perplexion with the question "what's the point of this channel" and you'll have your answer!
Don't put too much thought into it basically. Watch if it interests you, if not then spend the time - time you'll never get back - doing something that does👍🏽
@@theme6590 What a trash take. Clearly people aren't allowed to watch things and discuss things they don't like about it. I watch people to get useful information once in a while, other times, I discuss things I like/don't like about the product shown.
I dont like the product either, I see no point carrying around such a 'tool'. I think Doc bought it because it 'looks' good and is made out of 'titanium'. He never really had a true purpose for it other than to make a video. Thats my guess.
@@aussiehardwood6196 bold of you to assume he actually bought it rather than received it to promote
The best EDC pry bar is the Zach Wood Pry n Pop. They’re great. I’ve carried mine for years now. Hard to find so they’re expensive but totally worth it
Interesting designs. And it's a Montana company. Maybe I'll stop by and knock on their door. See what's up.
@@lastbesttool for sure! You’ll be impressed by the quality and design. He also uses great materials. The pry bar part is nice and thin and the bottle opener works unbelievably well 😂
Mine is also in Z-Wear steel which is super tough. Mine is also the double bit variant of which holds a double ended screwdriver bit.
One of those tools that I thought was absolutely silly and I use it every single day 😂
$300 wowzers.
With your love of compact tools, I think you should look at Fix It sticks.
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Someone should let EOD Robotics and County Comm know that someone ripped off their designs. What a joke. Even the holes are spaced the same. Wow.
What is really insane is that it's even more expensive than the County Comm version. The full size one from them is only $40, why would anyone pay $30 more for a knockoff?
@@Ice_Berg I have the CC one, in steel and Ti and LOVE them. I carry it everyday, it has saved so many knife blade tips from destruction.
@@sarahsliverman5350 thanks or the info! Q: in your opinion, is the Ti version going to be as "strong" specifically in very heavy prying use, as the steel version can definitely take the rigorous of extreme heavy usage.
Just a knockoff of Countycomm breacher bar, which sells for a lot less. I've had the carbon steel version for over a decade.
Yes, 70 bucks for 7.7” vs. Countycomm 40 bucks for 6”
People from Illinois still hold true to the expectation of quality! 😉
What kind of fixed blade is that in the background? I want it.
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Ahh now I see it, thank you. Shoulda known. I was thinking maybe a tops but I couldn’t match it to one. Do you like the pillar? I’ve thought about ordering one for awhile now.
It’s a wonderful blade. Great steel and grip. A bit on the pointy side for my taste but I think it’s the best of SOGs USA made fixed blades. The sheath is solid too.
Off topic… sorry. Two of my biggest tool drawers broke out of my Husky tool chest that housed my sockets and wrenches. With having a gillion tools yourself, do you have any suggestions for storing a lot of wrench sets that may not be allowed to lay flat?
I have many larger tools attached to the wall either on nails/screws, or with magnets. And I use hooks under shelves. Oh, and lots of shelves.
Get a bigger toolbox and use toolbox widget for
Currently in the market and looking at a few options but that seems too much grande so to speak.
Looks like it could be used to Botond(sp*) split wood for a camp fire:)
there's no need to cut handles off snap on stuff, mount it in a vice in a piece of scrap soft metal and whack it off (haha) with a soft hammer. I often swap handles of old screwdrivers onto ratchets as I prefer the form factor, i feel the slightly larger handle of a no1 Phillips is nicer than that given on a 3/8 and no2 Phillips is nicer for a 1/2. thanks doc
Thanks for the reply. I was thinking about the striking scraper. The handle is molded onto the tang so I don’t think it slides off.
Very cool
Love it
Looks like a county comm rip off
Doc, did I spy a few Peter Atwoods in the box with EDC multi tools? I’m watching on silent lol. If not, check him out
I thought it was a little lawn mower blade.
Big Ti guy!
Damn!
I can see the utility in this design, but it's not something I'd ever buy for a couple reasons.
One reason being that I'm just not remotely interested in titanium, and the other being that it's just way too big for me to EDC.
To me Every Day Carry means the things you " Carry " on your person, not the things you keep in a backpack or in your vehicle because you leave your vehicle and a backpack gets set down / stowed.
I gotta have very small items that fit in my little YBO pico pocket organizer, small so total package is relatively small in my front pocket.
What drew me to this is its light weight yet useful size. I have many smaller pry bars, but this one would easily ride in side of bottom of a small bag like my Nutsac Tacsac 13 (stay tuned). Basically, I want EDC options and pryers have a obvious point of diminishing return.
@@lastbesttool
I get that bigger tools are more capable, they just don't fit the EDC bill for me.
Larger stuff like this is kept in the small sling pack I take to work, but I don't consider that EDC since it's not carried on my person and certainly not at all on my days off.
People here are asking what do they do with it. What else a hammer.
Looks like a mower blade....I buy them in steel by the hundred. EDC...why would u carry that around everyday.
To mowe grass fields wherever and whenever you need or want.
I for one can't wait for the "EDC" everything nonsense to die out. I can just picture trying to go out to dinner with your wife. "Hold on honey, I need my EDC kit" and comes out with basically a massive toolbelt with all the stupid mini things in it.