A tool with a hammer claw anchor includes a tool having a body and at least one working end. The working end may have a pair of jaws. At least one anchor is affixed to the tool body. The anchor is adapted to engage with a hammer claw. The hammer claw is utilized to create a second lever arm and impart additional force to the leverage tool in the instance where greater forces than what can be achieved with the single lever arm of the leverage tool are required.

A tool with a hammer claw anchor includes a tool having a body and at least one working end. The working end may have a pair of jaws. At least one anchor is affixed to the tool body. The anchor is adapted to engage with a hammer claw. The hammer claw is utilized to create a second lever arm and impart additional force to the leverage tool in the instance where greater forces than what can be achieved with the single lever arm of the leverage tool are required.

A system and method for removing stakes from the ground including an apparatus for removing the stakes; means for engaging the removal apparatus with the stakes that utilize interlocking angled surfaces; steps for positioning the removal apparatus on a stake imbedded in a ground; steps for sliding the removal apparatus along the stake in an upward motion; and steps for engaging the removal apparatus with the stake to allow the upward motion of the removal apparatus to remove the stake from the ground.

A wire stapler for tacking an elongate element at an elevated location is disclosed herein. The element may be one of a cable, a rope light, decorations, and the like. The wire stapler comprises a handle. An elongate hammer is coupled to the handle and extends therefrom. An elongate sleeve is configured to receive the elongate hammer therewithin. A sleeve end is configured for coupling at an operative end of the sleeve, wherein the sleeve end includes a staple receiving pocket configured thereon for receiving a staple therein, wherein the hammer is configured for reciprocation within the sleeve and collision with the staple for tacking the element accommodated between the staple at the elevated location.

A wire stapler for tacking an elongate element at an elevated location is disclosed herein. The element may be one of a cable, a rope light, decorations, and the like. The wire stapler comprises a handle. An elongate hammer is coupled to the handle and extends therefrom. An elongate sleeve is configured to receive the elongate hammer therewithin. A sleeve end is configured for coupling at an operative end of the sleeve, wherein the sleeve end includes a staple receiving pocket configured thereon for receiving a staple therein, wherein the hammer is configured for reciprocation within the sleeve and collision with the staple for tacking the element accommodated between the staple at the elevated location.

A wallet includes a first shell with one or more openings on a shell perimeter adapted to clip one or more objects to the one or more openings; and a second shell coupled to the first shell, the second shell including a storage compartment; and first and second rails on each side of the second metal shell to slideably receive one or more cards in the storage compartment.

A wallet includes a first shell with one or more openings on a shell perimeter adapted to clip one or more objects to the one or more openings; and a second shell coupled to the first shell, the second shell including a storage compartment; and first and second rails on each side of the second metal shell to slideably receive one or more cards in the storage compartment.

The present invention is a multi-functional, T-post puller tool for performing tasks related to outdoor fencing, tree planting, ranching, farming, house fixing, and the like. The multi-functional tool includes some, many, most or all of the following: a wire holder; a bubble level; a T-post pulling guide hole; a pulling hook/chain hole; a wedge; a magnet; a wire hook; and an insulator guide. In a non-limiting, preferred embodiment, the multi-functional tool is a rectangular-shaped plate or card that includes a first end, a second end, a first or front side, a second or rear side, and a pair of edges or sidewalls. The rectangular-shaped plate or card further includes some, many, most or all of the following: a wire holder; a bubble level; a T-post pulling guide hole; a pulling hook/chain hole; a wedge; a magnet; a wire hook; and an insulator guide.

The present invention is a multi-functional, T-post puller tool for performing tasks related to outdoor fencing, tree planting, ranching, farming, house fixing, and the like. The multi-functional tool includes some, many, most or all of the following: a wire holder; a bubble level; a T-post pulling guide hole; a pulling hook/chain hole; a wedge; a magnet; a wire hook; and an insulator guide. In a non-limiting, preferred embodiment, the multi-functional tool is a rectangular-shaped plate or card that includes a first end, a second end, a first or front side, a second or rear side, and a pair of edges or sidewalls. The rectangular-shaped plate or card further includes some, many, most or all of the following: a wire holder; a bubble level; a T-post pulling guide hole; a pulling hook/chain hole; a wedge; a magnet; a wire hook; and an insulator guide.

A staple removing device includes: a placement part on which a bundle of paper bound with a staple can be placed; a paper pressing part that is configured to be movable toward the bundle of paper, and presses the bundle of paper against the placement part by movement; a removal part that is configured to be insertable between the bundle of paper and the staple, and removes the staple from the bundle of paper by the insertion; a load detecting part that detects an insertion load of the removal part when the removal part is inserted between the bundle of paper and the staple; and a control part that adjusts a pressing force of the paper pressing part based upon the insertion load detected by the load detecting part.