Ep. 31 DIY Pry-bar

Lest be honest...$45 for a pry-bar you can make on your own. I will walk you through the process to making a "mini" pry-bar that wont break the bank. I will also show a way to mount on molle super easy.
Below is a list of what you need. I don't make any money from any listed shops, paid for everything myself.
Pittsburgh 18 inch pry bar. SKU 68392, 39699 $5.99 at Harbor Freight
Heat Shrink Tubing about $6 at any hardware store
Glow tape from countycomm
1/8 inch shock cord from Gear aid $5.95
Toggle from Milspec monkey $0.65 each
If you find this useful, please hit like. If you have a question or want to see something else please leave a comment. Be safe and make good decisions.

[@robertmunilla8042]

Great video on improvements that can make the tool more useful. Small pry bars like this have gotten me out of several jams. Most recently had to use mine to repair a punctured tire. Thanks for sharing!

[@cadoo]

Really nice video! I might make one in my spare time. You never know when you might need a pry-bar in your tool bag!

[@FTWOAN]

A pry bar can come in handy.

[@kellanaldous7092]

Harbor freight also sells a small prybar for just a few bucks.

[@Woodat]

So to "make" a pry bar you... Go out and buy a pry bar? Not exactly thinking that needed an instructional video

[@miitch99]

What were you expecting? He's not gonna go make a prybar out of toothpicks and gorilla glue.

[@kellanaldous7092]

It should be called "how to make a prybar worse"