A multi-use rescue access tool for forcible entry into buildings and other functions, including a rescue bar with opposed head and sickle blade ends. The head end includes paired jaws on one side and a blunt hook with a strike contact face and an open space for insertion of the blunt hook also including a periphery configured for wrench to open and close hydrant valves. A chisel end on an upper jaw may extend beyond a lower jaw. Opposed ends of the rescue bar are configured for paired interlocks with a halligan bar having a fork lever end and adze pick end whereby a pair of aligned prongs of the fork lever end are abutted against corresponding opposed side walls stepping up to aligned raised surfaces of the sickle blade end in a clasped interlock, coupling aligned prongs with opposed recessed channels of a head end in an extended interlock or coupling the adze pick end between paired jaws of the head end to provide a step on the top surface of the head end of the rescue bar in a stepped interlock. Opposed channels of the head end are configured for further coupling the fork lever end within opposed aligned channels of head end to couple the rescue and halligan bars in a parallel juxtaposition.

A multipurpose tool that includes a handle and a body. The body has an opening that extends through the body and has a first set of pins that are removably connected to the body. The first set of pins are arranged along and adjacent to at least a portion of the perimeter of the opening and project away from the first side of the body. The multipurpose tool also includes a modular hammer and other tool features, some of which are configured to operate on a firearm for its disassembly and reassembly.

A prying head is provided in the present disclosure. The prying head, which is used in cooperation with a hand tool, includes a prying portion, a supporting portion and an assembling portion. The prying portion includes a ground-abutting surface and an article-abutting surface. The article-abutting surface is connected to the ground-abutting surface to form a sharp edge. The supporting portion is connected to the prying portion and includes a curved surface. The curved surface is connected to the ground-abutting surface and the article-abutting surface, so as to make an end of the supporting portion away from the sharp edge into a curved form. The assembling portion is connected to the supporting portion and includes a blind hole. The blind hole is recessed from an end of the assembling portion away from the sharp edge.

A multi-tool comprises a substantially triangular body having a first corner, a second corner, a third corner, and a straight edge, with a first and a second substantially planar surface; a first aperture formed therein, offset from a center of the substantially triangular body, having a perimeter with a rounded segment from which protrudes a tooth; a flat head screwdriver tip protruding from the first corner; a second aperture formed in the second corner; and a third aperture in the third corner, having a square perimeter. The multi-tool may be kept in a wallet. This greatly reduces the chance of a drummer being stranded without a drum key and other tools necessary in the maintenance and tuning of drum sets. Advantageously, the drum key is portable, durable, and multifunctional.

A tool is provided that includes unitary plate that includes a blade portion and a tang portion. The blade portion can include an edge. The tang portion can include a positioning hole, a first hole, a slot, a second hole, a rivet hole, and one or more teeth (also referred to as one or more barbs) on a side of the tang portion. The tool can further include a hilt member which includes a through passage, a tab, and a notch. The tool includes an overlay on a body to create a handle for gripping the tool. The tool further includes a hammerhead cap on an end of the body, the hammerhead cap is coupled to the handle with a rivet through the rivet hole.

A package opener includes a body having a first half and a second half. One or more blade cartridges are sandwiched between the first half and the second half, the blade cartridges including one or more blades, and for each of the one or more blades, a blade shroud which protects against accidental injury from the blade. The blade shrouds are constructed of a resilient material allowing the blade tip to cut into a material while the sides of the blade remain covered. The blade shroud can include substantially identical guard portions disposed along opposing lateral sides of the blades.

Wheel weight pliers contains: a first lever, a second lever, a connection shaft, and a spring. The first lever includes a first grip section and a first work section. The second lever includes a second grip section, a second work section, and a third work section. The first work section has a hook, and a width of two sides of the hook decreases from a root of the hook to a distal end of the hook. The second work section has a blade portion, and the third work section has a hammer. The hammer has a fitting element. The first grip section has multiple recesses adjacent to the second grip section. Two ends of a respective one recess extend on two sides of the first grip section. The second grip section has a notch formed proximate to the first grip section, and the notch faces the multiple toothed ribs.

A tool is provided that includes unitary plate that includes a blade portion and a tang portion. The blade portion can include an edge. The tang portion can include a positioning hole, a first hole, a slot, a second hole, a rivet hole, and one or more teeth (also referred to as one or more barbs) on a side of the tang portion. The tool can further include a hilt member which includes a through passage, a tab, and a notch. The tool includes an overlay on a body to create a handle for gripping the tool. The tool further includes a hammerhead cap on an end of the body, the hammerhead cap is coupled to the handle with a rivet through the rivet hole.

A handheld multi-tool is provided. The tool has an elongate central handle with an integrally formed tool at each opposite end of the handle. A plurality of additional tools may be attached to the multi-tool by slideably fitting over one of the integrally formed tools, leading to a wide variety of operational modes for the multi-tool.

A multi-tool includes a plurality of individual tools such as four individual hex-head screwdrivers, a hexalobular internal screwdriver, and a tire repair tool, each of the individual tools rotatably coupled to a main body of the multi-tool. A distal portion of the hexalobular internal screwdriver may be nested within a proximal portion of the tire repair tool. When the multi-tool is in a closed configuration, a distal end of the tire repair tool may be located inside a distal end of a largest one of the hex-head screwdrivers.