Crowbars

Scrap

— “Scrap” is a fairly universal term; it is often combined under it, including mounts and nail pullers. At the same time, in its classical form, a crowbar is a tool in the form of a long (up to a metre or more) and heavy rod with pointed ends, which can not only pry various objects, but also split stones, large pieces of ice, etc. However, nowadays, crowbar nail pullers are more popular — this is sometimes called nail pullers (see the relevant paragraph), equipped on one side with a forked working part, and on the other with an ordinary flat one (unlike a “real” nail puller, where a forked form is provided on both sides). Also, such instruments usually have a significant length and weight, although there are exceptions.