Great tool, and well built. I will be buying more Mayhew tools.

This is NOT a demolition screwdriver, it's a pry bar. With that being said it's awesome!!! The quality is really nice, but I wanted a demolition screwdriver and that's why it only gets 4 stars.

Only reason i brought it because I did not want spend $100 or more. 1st time using the pry bar on a job and the hammering side falls out. Tried rtv to fix it and work pretty well for a month. Going to try epoxy next time it falls out. Overall works how it should. Was told it was the same company that make maco pry bars.

I thought I had measured my other bars prior to ordering this one but I guess not. Even though it's skinnier than expected it still has a home in my box.

Just what I was looking for. Sometimes the pry bars with the bent end just aren't right for every job.

Nice pry driver. Only thing that could have been better would be the tip. The tip is a little thick so needs to be ground down.

Great flat pry bar, to thick at end to actually use as screwdriver though. Oh well I put it to great use and bought some demo screwdrivers for light duty work. But for serious demo this tool works great. Never can have to many tools in the box

I needed to use belt grind to sharpen tip a little ...Otherwise, it is a little too blunt for my purpose...Otherwise, all else seems solidly and reliably built..

I have to say this has been the best prybar for CATV vaults I’ve found... But the one I received had to be ground down a bit to the actual flat tip needed to wedge in tight spots.

Buggin out....later

HUGE! Heavy and impossible to destroy. Exactly what we were looking for

Big ass pry bar... Havn't really put it through its paces yet, but I'm sure it will do ok. Not the flat machined finish you get from Snapon/mac/Matco but its probably 1/2 the price. This one has what I would call a 34;hot rolled34; finish(minus the tip). I also got it on sale so it was even cheaper. It's 4 feet long, 134; square bar. -1 star for the tip not being nearly as hard as it should be- the very tip has a small angle cut on it that I used to pry something tiny up with and the small bolt I was prying up smashed the heck out of the end. I feel like it should be a bit harder than it is especially when they say on their website you can pound on the end with a hammer... But it is for big leverage situations so if im using I'm sure I'll be trying to use more than 34;just the tip.34;