(A45) Yamaguchi Tanko 300mm Chicken Blacksmith's Pry Bar

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Product Features
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Length: 298 mm
Width: 74 mm
Thickness: 21 mm
Weight: 500 g

Achieves high durability with special standard materials and unique heat treatment processing. The head and tail are shaped for nail pulling. Use the tail to hook the head of a nail and pull it out slightly, then use the ideal leverage angle of the head to pull it out completely. The balance between the head and the handle is good, making it easy to pull out any nail without strain. By hitting the knob on the nail-pulling head with a hammer, you can pull out nails with broken heads or bent nails without the impact reaching your hands.
This popular Niwa-tori (chicken) pry bar, loved by craftsmen for many years and specifically requested, is tough, sturdy, and extremely easy to use.
Due to special heat treatment, the nail-pulling part is resistant to wear and bites into nails well, allowing you to pull out nails that cannot be removed with other pry bars.

In the Showa era, its quality was so well-regarded that carpenters and craftsmen would specifically request it. The manufacturer was so confident in its quality that they would replace any broken items during use with new ones. Unfortunately, the company went out of business in 2006, making this a rare tool today.

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