A plying tool includes a main body including a first joining portion and a second joining portion and a plying member set including a first and second plying member movably and releasably connected with the main body. The first and second plying members are movable relative to each other and adapted to connect with the main body in a first arrangement with the first plying member connected with the first joining portion and the second plying member connected with the second joining portion respectively, and a second arrangement with the first plying member connected with the second joining portion and the second plying member connected with the first joining portion respectively.

A plying tool includes a main body including a first joining portion and a second joining portion and a plying member set including a first and second plying member movably and releasably connected with the main body. The first and second plying members are movable relative to each other and adapted to connect with the main body in a first arrangement with the first plying member connected with the first joining portion and the second plying member connected with the second joining portion respectively, and a second arrangement with the first plying member connected with the second joining portion and the second plying member connected with the first joining portion respectively.

A pry bar attachment operable to receive to a pry bar to provide a fulcrum point during use of the associated pry bar. The pry bar attachment may comprise a fulcrum coupled to a sleeve, the sleeve operable to receive a pry bar. The pry bar attachment may be an adjustable pry bar attachment having one or more adjustable features, such as fulcrum height, sleeve dimensions, or friction adjustment.

A pry bar attachment operable to receive to a pry bar to provide a fulcrum point during use of the associated pry bar. The pry bar attachment may comprise a fulcrum coupled to a sleeve, the sleeve operable to receive a pry bar. The pry bar attachment may be an adjustable pry bar attachment having one or more adjustable features, such as fulcrum height, sleeve dimensions, or friction adjustment.

A tool handle has a trilobular configured grip portion, with three outwardly extending generally arcuate lobes. Each lobe has an arcuate surface that subtends an arc of about 45 to 90, and preferably about 60. The grip portion has two upper surface lobes and one bottom surface lobe. The bottom surface lobe has spaced oval configured finger engaging recesses. A fixedly disposed metal end cap has a rotatably disposed tang for receiving a lanyard for free movement of the tang and lanyard with operation of the tool.

A tool handle has a trilobular configured grip portion, with three outwardly extending generally arcuate lobes. Each lobe has an arcuate surface that subtends an arc of about 45 to 90, and preferably about 60. The grip portion has two upper surface lobes and one bottom surface lobe. The bottom surface lobe has spaced oval configured finger engaging recesses. A fixedly disposed metal end cap has a rotatably disposed tang for receiving a lanyard for free movement of the tang and lanyard with operation of the tool.

A digging implement including: a digging head (16); a substantially elongated main shaft (12) extending from the digging head (16); a main handle (14) secured to the main shaft (12) substantially opposed to the digging head (16); and an auxiliary handle assembly (140) and a footplate assembly (160) both mounted to the main shaft (12) between the digging head (16) and the main handle (14), the auxiliary handle assembly (140) and foot plate assembly (160) being each mountable to the main shaft (12) at different longitudinally spaced apart positions therealong.

One embodiment of a hand held prying tool and of the type having a pry bar handle (1) which communicates at its connecting point with the foot (2) and the ability to connect to many different pushing surfaces (7) on end of the foot. This tool is made of a strong material to withstand leverage energy and being hammered upon. This tool makes transferring energy to an area that needs pushed upon much easier and efficient. Other embodiments are described and shown.

One embodiment of a hand held prying tool and of the type having a pry bar handle (1) which communicates at its connecting point with the foot (2) and the ability to connect to many different pushing surfaces (7) on end of the foot. This tool is made of a strong material to withstand leverage energy and being hammered upon. This tool makes transferring energy to an area that needs pushed upon much easier and efficient. Other embodiments are described and shown.