A modular tool apparatus includes at least one handle, at least one utility tool, at least one attachment channel, at least one pivot pin, and at least one lever. The pivot pin includes a D-shaped cross section and rotatably connected to the handle thus enabling the foldable connection between the handle and the utility tool. The lever is terminally connected to the pivot pin and allows the pivot pin to be configured in between a locked position and an unlocked position. The attachment channel laterally traverses into the utility tool as the attachment channel is rotatably engaged around the pivot pin. The utility tool is foldably attached to the handle through the attachment channel and the pivot pin, wherein the D-shaped cross section of the pivot pin and a matching profile of the attachment channel allow the utility tool to be installed or removed from the pivot pin.

The present invention discloses a multifunctional folding spade, which comprises a spade plate and a spade handle, a turntable is welded at the tail end of the spade plate, a spade handle sleeve is provided at the head end of the spade handle, a socket is provided at the head end of the spade handle sleeve, a part of the turntable body is inserted into the socket, the turntable and the spade handle sleeve are provided with matching rotation holes, and a pin shaft passes through the rotation holes to realize the rotating connection between the turntable and the spade handle; the turntable body is further provided with a plurality of angle adjusting holes circumferentially, a locking hole is provided with at the tail end of the spade handle sleeve correspondingly, a locking bolt is provided at one side of the locking hole.

The invention relates is a multi-purpose utility tool. More specifically, the present invention provides an attachable handle for gripping pots and pans used in outdoor cooking. The attachable handle can be configured to connect to a fuel canister and prepare the fuel canister for disposal or recycling. The attachable handle can have a puncture tool to pierce the fuel canister. The connection of the attachable handle to the fuel canister can aid in the evacuation of fuel from the canister.

The present disclosure relates to a handheld tool for scoring a jacket of a fiber optic cable. The handheld tool includes a U-shaped channel seat for supporting the fiber optic cable and a scoring head configured to support a cutting blade. The cutting blade can be fixed to the scoring head by a fastener and can be adjusted by utilizing a set screw. A blade setting block can be used to calibrate or adjust the cutting blade position prior to the operation of scoring the jacket of the fiber optic cable.

A multipurpose hammer tool with a balanced weight. The multipurpose hammer comprises a lighter weight head attached to one end of an ergonomically configured handle. A foot claw is attached to the opposite end of the ergonomically configured handle. The foot claw is weighted to balance the weight of the multipurpose hammer so that the head may be lighter requiring less force to swing the hammer. The foot claw is curved to pull out nails with leverage. The head comprises a hexagonal face for striking nails with a pair of magnetic nail catches on the top and bottom. A foot claw end of the head has straight tines for pulling nails close to a wall or corner where a curved claw would not fit.

The present disclosure provides an apparatus for serving one or more purposes. The apparatus includes a case. The case has at least one coupling provision from a plurality of coupling provisions. In addition, the apparatus includes a holder operably coupled at one end of the case. The holder is used for holding at least one of a keychain, a ring, a band, and a bracelet. Further, the apparatus may include a band. The band is placed for holding at least one of a communication device or a hand of a user. Furthermore, the apparatus includes an operating module operable coupled with a mechanism that is positioned inside or around the case to control and operate a holding module. The operating module is positioned on any of face of the case. The holding module has a provision for mounting a plurality of elements for serving the one or more purposes.

A modified hand tool for remote location use such as trail maintenance or fighting forest or brush fires. The hand tool can be fitted with replaceable tool heads and is designed so that the tool head can not slide off the handle in either direction.

A hacksaw multitool is provided. The device includes an elongated body having a first end opposite a second end. A bit receptacle is disposed within the first end. A plurality of interchangeable bits is removably securable within the bit receptacle. A channel is disposed within an upper side of the elongated body, wherein an arm is pivotally affixed within the channel at a proximal end of the arm. A saw blade is pivotally affixed to a distal end of the arm, wherein the saw blade is slidably engaged with the channel. The saw blade is selectively movable between a deployed position and a stowed position via actuation of the arm. The saw blade is disposed perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the elongated body when in the deployed position and the saw blade is disposed entirely within the channel when in the stowed position.

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 multi-purpose hand tool includes a first side and a second side that are pivotally connected. The first side includes a lower end having a first handgrip and an upper end including a shaft having a hammer head at one end; a first recess extending at least partially along a bottom of the shaft for holding one or more straight fasteners; and a second recess located substantially in a bottom part of the hammer head for holding one or more rounded fasteners.