Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pallet Buster, 50'' Carbon Steel Handle Wrecking Pry Bar, 2000 lbs Weight Capacity, Heavy Duty Deck Board Removal Tool, Multipurpose Demolition Bar for Flooring, Framing, Roofing, Trim, Drywall

The order was processed very quickly, the packaging was exquisite, and the logistics was very fast, allowing me to receive my favorite products in a short time.

Great product I disassembled a pallet in a fraction as I used to without it and without breaking boards. Very sturdy great price there is plate welded on the base which makes it sturdy. I read other review of other products that bent or handle is in 3 pieces, this one is one piece and handle is thick enough. There are gloves included. Im so happy

I put some pics of how thick the steel is on the claw. It is a real plate steel fixture, not a bunch of stamped out laminations. The shaft threads together, but there is a tubing bridge that takes the prying stress, so the threaded stud is just holding the halves together. This is a thoughtful feature, because the shaft takes a lot of stress and you do not have any flex with the sleeve of tubing. The welds are of basic quality, but go full joint and all looked hot. This bar feel like you do not have to baby it at all. The geometry of the prying section worked perfectly when I had to tear out a bunch of old deck boards.

Got this VEVOR Pallet Buster to help with disassembling pallets and other demolition for collecting salvaged lumber for use in a small workshop, which is great for practicing fine carpentry skills on a low budget. My goal is to be able to make some really nice stuff out of this scrap wood before I start on projects for kitchen and bathroom cabinets, and fine other furniture, using new wood, there are tons of neat examples of \"pallet wood projects\" on Youtube. Design, build quality, and functionality are all good, this works well as a pry bar and mostly as expected. The gray part is heavy duty solid steel, the orange part is a hollow tube handle extension, at first I was skeptical about handle but it works fine, the little bit of flexing may even be helpful, and being able to take it apart makes for easier storage & transport. Using this for pallet wood salvage definitely has a learning curve, at first I was splitting about two-thirds of the boards, now I'm splitting about one-third, but this is much faster and easier than using a small pry bar & claw hammer, which only splits about a quarter. When I combine this with using a cordless reciprocating saw to cut the split-prone edge joints, I can pry apart a pallet with only one or two splits, with more practice maybe no board splits. For demolition salvage, this should be similarly useful for decks, barn walls & floors, and other plank construction, I'm looking forward to trying it but haven't had the opportunity do that yet. I would not trust this to pry apart fine hardwood floors for salvage, but it could do that very fast for renovation. Note, the tines have blunt tips and are too \"fat\" to push into a wood joint, this can only push up from on a board from below with leverage against the structural joist it's attached to. If the tines were sharpened, e.g. with an angle grinder, it might be able to be pounded directly into joints with a hammer, or well aimed swing - that would also make for a brutal horror