How To Make An EDC Pocket Prybar

This video is a tutorial to help you make a great EDC PRYBAR using a small Stanley flatbar. In the next video we make a hand stitched pocket slip/sheath to go with it. It’s a great project that’s cheap and easy to do yourself!
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[@MrDkgio]

I just wish no bottle openers existed, they are not needed, there are hundreds of ways to open bottles (you just mentioned using your ring 👍

[@rickyserna1734]

Thank you , Im going to do one too. GOOD IDEA

[@TPLeatherworks]

Awesome! Let me know how it turns out!

[@bravo_the_broken4003]

I used one of those Stanley pry bars to make one that suited my needs too. I left mine a little longer, after the hole. Mine came in a black paint from the factory. After I cut it with a Dremal and rounded it off, I just did a few layers of plasti-dip to finish it out. I use it mostly for an old elevator in our facility that the door doesn't aline and instead of getting my fingers pinched I use it pop it in to place.

[@TPLeatherworks]

Yeah they’re a perfect size to make a nice little pocket pry tool. I made a little leather slip for it in the video after that one if you’re interested!

[@trikyy7238]

I made the exact same mod to the exact same Stanley! But I stripped the paint and put shrink wrap around it.

[@trikyy7238]

Pry bars without nail puller are useless.