I must love buckets — they’re all over my home, shop, and garden — but the ones missing their handles cut into my hand when fully loaded, and the new ones can be a pain to open. Fortunately Prazi makes the 4-in-1 Bucket tool; it can serve as a replacement handle, and it’ll also help you pry off those stubborn lids.
Even if your bucket still has its handle, the 4-in-1 Bucket Tool will fit over the standard five-gallon bucket handle to give you a wider grip. It’ll open the larger buckets with plastic lids or metal tab lids, and it’ll pry up a regular one-gallon paint can lid or one of those pesky pour spouts.
The 4-in-1 Bucket Tool sells for about $7.
4-in-1 Bucket Tool [Prazi]
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{ Where can I purchase a set of the Dowel Rounding Planes or just the 1/2 inch one? I volunteer at an 1800's period national park... } – Jun 06, 9:49 PM
{ Is this available anymore, I have one getting worn out had for so long can't remember where I got it } – Jun 04, 9:30 AM
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{ It’s not something you can just buy or order form some one. It’s hand made and very cool gives me some ideas for my next... } – Jun 03, 12:30 PM
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{ These are miss-sized the 1/2 inch is actually 7/8 inch and calls for a 1/2 inch pilot hole } – Jun 02, 9:57 AM
Anybody ever use one of these? When we are changing air scrubber media, we will open 700 five gallon buckets in a day. Are these better for prying lids of than my channel locks?
I find that one of these works fairly well on 5 gal paint pails:
http://www.acehardwareoutlet.com/(45fx5f45n4sl445531dpxo55)/ProductDetails.aspx?SKU=1008606
The link should point to a Linzer 5425