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Technical Details
- Suitable as a hammer or lightweight demolition tool
- Nail puller, pry bar and serrated gripping jaw for demolition tasks
- One piece forged carbon steel for increased durability
- Textured grip for comfort and control
- Tempered steel prevents chipping.
Product Specifications
| Part Number : | 1-55-119 |
| Item Dimensions | |
| Weight: | 1.1 kilograms |
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Manufacturer's Description
The Fatmax Fubar II (functional Utility Bar), is a resourceful tool for either the professional user or a serious DIY'er. Suitable as a hammer or lightweight demolition tool, the Fubar features: Nail puller, pry bar and serrated gripping jaw for demolition tasks.
Product Description
One piece forged carbon steel bar for increased durability Textured grip for excellent comfort & control even when wet Tempered steel that prevents chipping
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
It's hard to believe that there could be such a thing as a cult hammer, but the Fubar 2 is it. It makes destroying things - big strong things made out of masonry or wood - fast, fun, easy, and relatively safe. And it looks like a prop from Escape From New York or an Evil Dead film - what's not to like?
It's surprisingly usable as a nail driving hammer, thanks to its excellent balance, but what it is really designed to do is destroy things . Which it does, superbly. The Fubar is a sort of super wrecking bar and demolition hammer - you can attack wood or masonry with axe blows, embedding the head, and then exert enormous leverage on whatever you just hit. Oh, and it has a nailer puller, a hammer head, and set of jaws that provide another way of tearing things apart with torsion.
That's the secret of the Foobar - the way it combines the bash and the tear to get maximum synergy. BASH! and that lethal head is deeply embedded in whatever it is you're destroying; then it's t-e-a-r and instead of wasting effort pulling the head out, you've used the Foobar's wonderfully ergonomic leverage to make a bloody big hole in something.
It's surprisingly usable as a nail driving hammer, thanks to its excellent balance, but what it is really designed to do is destroy things . Which it does, superbly. The Fubar is a sort of super wrecking bar and demolition hammer - you can attack wood or masonry with axe blows, embedding the head, and then exert enormous leverage on whatever you just hit. Oh, and it has a nailer puller, a hammer head, and set of jaws that provide another way of tearing things apart with torsion.
That's the secret of the Foobar - the way it combines the bash and the tear to get maximum synergy. BASH! and that lethal head is deeply embedded in whatever it is you're destroying; then it's t-e-a-r and instead of wasting effort pulling the head out, you've used the Foobar's wonderfully ergonomic leverage to make a bloody big hole in something.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I was given this as a present. Who could fail to fall for it's charms? Versatile in use and well designed. Excellent piece of kit
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I bought this product on the spur of the moment as I had just moved house and needed a "do it all" product to help with the rennovations. This is one of the sturdiest and most useful tools I have ever owned. The wrench function is strong and perfectly designed for most of those jobs around the home, the crowbar function was great for ripping apart the old funiture I needed to get rid of and it even got used as a rudimentary hammer for getting some hooks in the wall! I would HIGHLY reccommend this product for having around the home. Sturdy, safe and really useful.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great Item
I'm not much on iffy names and hype but this thing has proved to be a very useful tool. I looked at the larger Fubar XL but went for the lighter and in my opinon more versatile... Read more
Published 18 months ago by A
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I brought this as a gift and it went down very well. It's a great tool to have, very sturdy.
Published on 2 Jan 2008 by T. Smart
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