One piece combination chisel/hammer/crowbar devices

A new and improved one piece combination chisel/hammer/crowbar device comprising, in combination:

• a linear lower rod of a solid circular cross-sectional configuration fabricated of a rigid hard material and having an upper end and a lower end with a planar striking surface at the upper end and a linear chisel point at the lower end;
• a hollow tube with a circular cross-sectional configuration fabricated of a rigid hard material and having an upper end and a lower end with external threads at its upper end, the interior diameter being such as to be slidably received over the linear lower rod at the lower end of the tube and an apertured cap having internal screw threads positionable over the upper end of the tube and providing a bearing surface on the lower edge thereof;
• a linear upper rod of a solid cross-sectional configuration fabricated of a rigid hard material and having an upper end and a lower end with the lower end having an enlarged head with a planar striking surface for striking the striker surface, the enlarged head being such as to be slidably received within the tube with the upper end of the upper rod extending above the upper end of the tube, the upper end of the upper rod being formed with internal threads and external threads;
• an enlarged handle having external threads at its lower end threadedly received in the screw threads at the upper end of the upper rod and an enlarged collar at its upper end and a nut with enlarged threads receiving the exterior threads of the upper rod and reduced threads receiving the external threads of the handle;
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• a spike tip positioned at the lower end of the lower rod with external threads located thereabove and a removable attachment component with the chisel point, the attachment component having a recess at its upper extent with internal screw threads engagable by the external threads above the spike tip for coupling therebetween.