A fishing tool includes a main body and a holding assembly coupled to the main body. The holding assembly includes a bottom holding jaw and a top holding jaw rotatably coupled to the bottom holding jaw and movable relative to the bottom holding jaw between an open holding position and a closed holding position to selectively hold a fish hook in place. The holding assembly is rotatable relative to the main body and configured to be secured relative to the main body in a fixed number of positions.

A hand tool includes a handle assembly, a jaw assembly, a locking assembly, and an adjustment assembly. The handle assembly may include a first handle and a second handle, each of the first and second handles having a proximal end and a distal end. The jaw assembly may include a first jaw and a second jaw. The first jaw may be attached to the proximal end the second handle via a transition region comprising an adjustment channel. The locking assembly may be configured to enable the first and second jaws to be locked at a selected distance from each other in a locked state. The adjustment assembly may include the adjustment channel and a bite adjustment member configured to enable the selected distance to be modified in an unlocked state based on a position of the bite adjustment member in the adjustment channel.

A hand tool includes a handle assembly, a jaw assembly, a locking assembly, and an adjustment assembly. The handle assembly may include a first handle and a second handle, each of the first and second handles having a proximal end and a distal end. The jaw assembly may include a first jaw and a second jaw. The first jaw may be attached to the proximal end the second handle via a transition region comprising an adjustment channel. The locking assembly may be configured to enable the first and second jaws to be locked at a selected distance from each other in a locked state. The adjustment assembly may include the adjustment channel and a bite adjustment member configured to enable the selected distance to be modified in an unlocked state based on a position of the bite adjustment member in the adjustment channel.

A spring clamp for assembly fixturing includes a retainer that limits a minimum distance between jaws of the spring clamp when the spring clamp is in a relaxed state.

A spring clamp for assembly fixturing includes a retainer that limits a minimum distance between jaws of the spring clamp when the spring clamp is in a relaxed state.

A pliers includes a first body with an engaging groove and a second body with an elongated slot pivotally connected with each other. The elongated slot includes a left and right positioning grooves and a protruding portion disposed therebetween. A tap button is pivotally connected to the second body. A supporting member is disposed between the second body and the tap button. When the first body comes close to the second body, the tap button can be tapped to a first position and engaged in the engaging groove. Thus, the first body is blocked and cannot pivot relative to the second body. The tap button can be tapped to a second position and detached from the engaging groove. Thus, the first body is pivotable relative to the second body. A positioning block is extending from the tap button and can be engaged in any of the positioning grooves for positioning the tap button.

A pliers includes a first body with an engaging groove and a second body with an elongated slot pivotally connected with each other. The elongated slot includes a left and right positioning grooves and a protruding portion disposed therebetween. A tap button is pivotally connected to the second body. A supporting member is disposed between the second body and the tap button. When the first body comes close to the second body, the tap button can be tapped to a first position and engaged in the engaging groove. Thus, the first body is blocked and cannot pivot relative to the second body. The tap button can be tapped to a second position and detached from the engaging groove. Thus, the first body is pivotable relative to the second body. A positioning block is extending from the tap button and can be engaged in any of the positioning grooves for positioning the tap button.

A locking pliers for enhanced control of Adel clamps during installation, inspection, and removal of Adel clamps. The locking pliers is made from high-carbon steel, and includes a first plier arm having a first bifurcated grasping portion, a first pivot portion, and a first handle portion ending in a series of ridges. The locking pliers also includes a second plier arm having a second bifurcated grasping portion, a second pivot portion pivotably connected to the first pivot portion, and a second handle portion ending in a wedge that is cooperative with the series of ridges serving as an adjustable locking mechanism. The handle portion includes cushioning grip material. The locking pliers also include a leaf spring to resiliently resist bringing the two handle portions together. In some embodiments, each bifurcated grasping portion includes a slot of a width to partially surround a screw and a hole that accepts the screw.

A locking pliers for enhanced control of Adel clamps during installation, inspection, and removal of Adel clamps. The locking pliers is made from high-carbon steel, and includes a first plier arm having a first bifurcated grasping portion, a first pivot portion, and a first handle portion ending in a series of ridges. The locking pliers also includes a second plier arm having a second bifurcated grasping portion, a second pivot portion pivotably connected to the first pivot portion, and a second handle portion ending in a wedge that is cooperative with the series of ridges serving as an adjustable locking mechanism. The handle portion includes cushioning grip material. The locking pliers also include a leaf spring to resiliently resist bringing the two handle portions together. In some embodiments, each bifurcated grasping portion includes a slot of a width to partially surround a screw and a hole that accepts the screw.

A locking mechanism for enabling a fishing plier to remain a closed state includes a fixed plier handle and a movable plier handle. The middle portion of the fixed plier handle is integrally provided with a first rotating part, and the middle portion of the movable plier handle is integrally provided with a second rotating part. The first rotating part and the second rotating part are rotatably connected through a fixed shaft assembly. A knob is disposed on the outer side of the first rotating part. Straight slide grooves are disposed between the second rotating part and the first rotating part. The inner end surface of the knob is provided with a control groove. A locking pin is inserted between the straight slide groove on the second rotating part, the straight slide groove on the first rotating part, and the control groove of the knob.