A power wrench includes a cylindrical housing, a motor, and an angle head attached to the housing and supporting an output shaft in a laterally extending position. The angle head is connected to the housing via a swivel coupling to enable rotation of the angle head and adjustment of the angular position of the output shaft relative to the housing. A releasable locking device is included between the angle head and the housing for arresting the angle head in alternative angular positions relative to the housing.

A tool for sizing a workspace includes a first link with a link body and a tool element. The tool includes a second link connected to the first link, where the second link is capable of rotation or translation with respect to the first link, and where the first link and the second link are selectively securable relative to each other. The tool includes a third link connected to the second link, where the third link is capable of rotation or translation with respect to the second link, and where the second link and the third link are selectively securable relative to each other.

A universal joint includes a socket member and a driving member. The socket member includes a receiving hole, and an inner periphery of the receiving hole is formed with first evading portions and first abutting portions staggered with each other to cause the first abutting portions not connected to each other. Each first abutting portion is provided with a first abutting face, a second abutting face, and an adjacent edge formed between the first abutting face and the second abutting face. One side of the adjacent edge forms an adjacent edge angle being greater than 177 degrees and less than 180 degrees. The driving member includes a rounded base arranged in the receiving hole and a driving column opposite to the rounded base.

Illustrated views of an exemplary combination swivel wrench for easy access to tight spaces is presented. The combination swivel wrench is useful for accessing hex fasteners in hard to get to areas such as tight areas. Further, the combination swivel wrench is useful for providing both a swivel and a ratchet on a common combination wrench.

Examples provide a method and apparatus for fastener pin removal. A fastener pin removal tool includes a tool body having a workpiece interface surface, a threaded hole and opposing side edges. A fitting is coupled to the end of the threaded screw that is proximate the workpiece interface surface. The fitting includes a keyhole-slot configured to receive the head of a pin. The keyhole-slot defines a set of spaced-apart jaws configured to engage the head of the pin that is received within the keyhole-slot. A rotational end-piece is coupled to the threaded screw and rotates to cause the fitting and the set of spaced-apart jaws to pull the head of the pin received within the keyhole-slot. As the rotational end-piece pulls the pin head, the pin is removed from a workpiece.

The present invention relates to a jointed wrench. A multi-directional knuckle in a midsection or handle of the wrench allows for multiple angles created in the handle of the wrench. This allows a user to manipulate a ratcheting portion of the wrench into otherwise inconvenient spaces, such as an interior of an automobile engine compartment.

In another aspect of the present invention, a locking ring is paired with a fine tooth wheel within a ratchet, and the locking ring couples with locking detented sockets or adaptors.

A faucet installation tool includes at least two coupling units. Every adjacent two of the coupling units are detachably connected together. A hollow area is formed between middle portions of the coupling units. Tops of the coupling units are formed with a first socket portion. The first socket portion is configured to receive a lock nut used for installing and fixing a threaded connecting pipe of a faucet, improving the connection strength between the first socket portion and the lock nut. The faucet installation tool does not require a large lateral space and is convenient to tighten the lock nut when in use.

A zero distance tool for turning a fastener is disclosed. The tool may have a driver configured to receive a torsional input. The tool may also have an adapter rotatably coupled to the driver. The adapter may be configured to engage with a fastener. The tool may have a housing configured to enclose the driver and the adapter.

A palm tool device includes a drive tool and a bar. The drive tool includes a drive member and a grip member connecting with and housing the drive member. The grip member is annular and surrounds the drive member. An outer periphery of the grip member forms a grip portion and a first attach portion. The bar is selectively attached to and detached from the drive tool. The bar is attachable in at least one position to the drive tool. The bar has a second attach portion and a third attach portion. The bar is attachable in a first position to the drive tool by connecting the second attach portion with the first attach portion. The bar is attachable in a second position to the drive tool by connecting the third attach portion with the engage portion.

A wrench head comprises a working axis, a first jaw, a second jaw, and a third jaw. The first jaw comprises first-jaw arcuate convex contact surfaces. The second jaw is coupled with and pivotable relative to the first jaw and comprises a second-jaw arcuate convex contact surface and a second-jaw planar contact surface. The third jaw is coupled with and pivotable relative to the second jaw and comprises a third-jaw arcuate convex contact surface and a third-jaw planar contact surface.