A cable tie removal tool includes a first jaw, a first cutting member, a second jaw, and a second cutting member. The first cutting member is connected to the first jaw. The first cutting member and the first jaw have a first included angle formed therebetween. The first cutting member includes a first cutting edge and a first convex portion. The first convex portion is disposed at one end of the first cutting edge close to the first jaw. The second cutting member is connected to the second jaw and is located at one end of the second jaw. The second cutting member and the second jaw have a second included angle formed therebetween. The second cutting member includes a second cutting edge, and the second cutting edge and the first cutting edge are disposed adjacent to each other in a closed state.

A cable tie removal tool includes a first jaw, a first cutting member, a second jaw, and a second cutting member. The first cutting member is connected to the first jaw. The first cutting member and the first jaw have a first included angle formed therebetween. The first cutting member includes a first cutting edge and a first convex portion. The first convex portion is disposed at one end of the first cutting edge close to the first jaw. The second cutting member is connected to the second jaw and is located at one end of the second jaw. The second cutting member and the second jaw have a second included angle formed therebetween. The second cutting member includes a second cutting edge, and the second cutting edge and the first cutting edge are disposed adjacent to each other in a closed state.

A ring removal apparatus configured to remove a ring from a finger utilizing a first technique or a second technique. The first technique employs cutting the ring while the second technique utilizes elements to distort the shape of the ring achieve removal. The ring removal apparatus includes a cutting assembly wherein the cutting assembly has a void centrally located therein and an opening thereto. The void has a first blade member and a second blade member on opposing sides thereof. The first blade member includes a ring protrusion member operably secured thereto and in axial alignment with the first blade member. The second blade member is movable in a forwards-backwards motion and is moved via a hydraulic assembly. The hydraulic assembly includes a conventional hydraulic cylinder that is operated via an operational lever so as to provide the movement of the second blade member.

A tile nipper includes an adjustable stop configured to adjust a maximum width of a jaw mouth imparted by a biasing spring. The spring may be an internal spring housed within one or more arms of the tile nipper.

A fishing tool is provided for use in association with the performance of fishing and other similar activities, and more particularly, to a rod-mountable fishing tool exhibiting an integrated aesthetic appearance wherein aesthetic shapes and features also can serve multiple functions associated with tasks typically performed while fishing, such as cutting of lines, nipping of knots, tying of knots, storage of hooks and lines, and other tasks.

A fishing tool is provided for use in association with the performance of fishing and other similar activities, and more particularly, to a rod-mountable fishing tool exhibiting an integrated aesthetic appearance wherein aesthetic shapes and features also can serve multiple functions associated with tasks typically performed while fishing, such as cutting of lines, nipping of knots, tying of knots, storage of hooks and lines, and other tasks.

A multipurpose tool and components thereof are provided in order to facilitate utilization of the multipurpose tool by users in a wide variety of applications. A multipurpose tool may include first and second handles configured for relative movement between a closed position and an open position. The multipurpose tool may also include a plurality of tool members. One or more of the plurality of tool members are carried by and foldable into the first handle. Similarly, one or more of the plurality of tool members are carried by and foldable into the second handle. The multipurpose tool may further include a first magnet carried by the first handle. The first magnet is configured to exert a magnetic force that biases the first and second handles into the closed position.

A multipurpose tool and components thereof are provided in order to facilitate utilization of the multipurpose tool by users in a wide variety of applications. A multipurpose tool may include first and second handles configured for relative movement between a closed position and an open position. The multipurpose tool may also include a plurality of tool members. One or more of the plurality of tool members are carried by and foldable into the first handle. Similarly, one or more of the plurality of tool members are carried by and foldable into the second handle. The multipurpose tool may further include a first magnet carried by the first handle. The first magnet is configured to exert a magnetic force that biases the first and second handles into the closed position.

A hand-held cutting device configured to safely, easily, and reliably remove the plastic tip of the plastic packaging of a Freeze Pop is disclosed. The device includes a housing with a slot into which the tip of the unopened Freeze Pop is inserted. Inside the slot is an internal cutting mechanism which produces a curved cut to remove the tip of the Freeze Pop. The tip then falls into a collection chamber which may be opened for easy disposal of plastic scraps. The entire device is storable on a magnetic surface via a removable magnetic component.

A hand tool having hinged nipping or cutting blades and handles that are squeezed to effect the cutting or nipping action, at least one of the handles being profiled in cross section to accept and retain a slide-on cushion.