A multi-functional wrench having an adjustable construction that allows the nut or bolt engaging surfaces of the wrench to be located at different angles or positions relative to a handle in order to allow the wrench to be used in otherwise difficult to reach areas. The wrench optionally includes a secondary handle removably connected to a preferably arcuate, multi-functional wrench body that is, in turn, removably connectable to a desired wrench head which includes a work-engaging fitting. The multi-functional wrench has a body that is archial or curved in shape and includes at least one drive post or ratchet and a plurality of sockets that are useful for many applications. The wrench is particularly useful to manipulate the body of straight stop and angle stop compression valves connectable to plumbing under sinks, behind toilets and inside cabinets, as well as nuts and bolts.

A boat propeller wrench with metallic motor nut fastener, the wrench being formed of a molded polymer, having a handle portion, and a perpendicularly arranged integral socket, the socket having an aperture provided at least partially therein, forming a bore, and into which a metallic insert is located and applied for securement about a boat propeller nut, as it is being loosened, and removed, or tightened upon application, when the propeller is being serviced. The handle to socket leverage provides an approximate 12:1 force ratio, that greatly enhances the force exerted upon the nut, through manipulation of the wrench handle, as the nut is being removed, or installed, after servicing of the boat motor propeller. The back end of the handle has an aperture provided therethrough, and to which a tether device may be secured, to allow the wrench to be tied down, and to prevent its loss in the water in the event of untimely slippage from the hand of the service technician.

A hand tool including a control element for receiving one or more finger digits of a user. The control element is positioned on the body component and may be in the form of an aperture defined by a perimeter surface. A user places one or more fingers within the control element and applies pressure to rotate the body component.

A tool, comprising: a handle portion at least partially made of carbon fibers composite laminates, having a proximal end and a distal end interconnected by a main longitudinal axis X:X; said handle is characterized by at least one inner core; and, at least one outer envelope at least partially enclosing said inner core; at least one head portion in mechanical communication with said handle portion; wherein at least one of the following is being held true: said inner core is characterized by at least one unidirectional carbon fiber oriented parallel to said main longitudinal axis X:X; said outer envelope is characterized by at least one carbon fiber composite laminate oriented at an angle A relatively to said main longitudinal axis X:X; said inner core is characterized by at least one carbon fiber oriented at an angle B relatively to said main longitudinal axis X:X; any combination thereof.

A multi-functional grip tool has a plurality of sockets and a fixing member. One end of each socket has a joint portion. One side of the joint portion is fixedly connected to the fixing member. Another end of each the socket has a driving portion. A circumferential edge of an upper connecting seat has a plurality of upper accommodating recesses corresponding to the sockets. A circumferential edge of a lower connecting seat has a plurality of lower accommodating recesses corresponding to the sockets. When the upper connecting seat and the lower connecting seat are joined together, the sockets are accommodated between the upper accommodating recesses and the lower accommodating recesses, respectively. The upper connecting seat and the lower connecting seat are formed with protruding seats, respectively. The protruding seat defines a receiving room therein. A tool lid is disposed on an opening of the receiving room.

A tool grip is provided, includes a grip portion, a metal base, and a coating. The metal base is disposed on the grip portion, the metal base includes a hole for receiving a drive rod and a plurality of rib portions extending radially outwardly relative to the hole. Each of the plurality of rib portions includes a bridge section and a grip plate. The bridge section extending radially is connected with the grip plate and located between the hole and the grip plate. The grip plate is greater than the bridge section in circumferential size. The coating covers the metal base. At least part of the coating is disposed in a recess between adjacent two of the rib portions. At least part of each of the grip plate is exposed radially relative to the coating.

A torque wrench provided with illumination structure and indicated graduations includes a tubular body bored with an insert hole and an illumination hole. The tubular body is provided therein with a graduated ring having its outer circumferential wall provided with a graduation marked portion, with an interval kept between the graduation marked portion and the inner tube wall of the tubular body. A lens is disposed at a location corresponding to the insert hole, and a light-emitting element is installed at a location corresponding to the illumination hole. Thus, light emitted by the light-emitting element will first illuminate the graduation marked portion and thereafter the reflected light of the graduation marked portion will pass through the insert hole and pass out the lens, enabling a user to clearly read the graduation marked portion.

A hand tool handle includes a main body, first and second installation holes, and a detachable tool holder. The main body has a side wall portion and first and second edge portions. The first installation hole is provided at the side wall portion, and the second installation hole is provided at the first edge portion. The first and second installation holes are provided with adjacent locating detents. The detachable tool holder has a latching portion and a tool insertion hole. The latching portion of the detachable tool holder is configured to be inserted and held in the first installation hole or the second installation hole, and the tool insertion hole is configured to receive an external tool. The main body may have substantially a shape of cylinder or faceted polygon cylinder.

An extendable and retractable handle pipe wrench, particularly for drain clean-outs, where the handle sections are reinforced to increase wrench torque capacity with additional technology and where at least one of the handle sections is separable to reduce the overall handle length in tight quarters.

A pliers includes a first member and a second member pivotally coupled to the first member. The first member and the second member each include a head and a handle having a recessed area with a non-circular cross-sectional shape and an exposed end portion adjacent the recessed area. The recessed area is bounded by a forward lip and a rear lip. The forward lip has a cross-sectional area not greater than a cross-sectional area of a portion of the handle adjacent the forward lip and opposite the recessed area. The pliers also includes a first grip positioned on the recessed area of the handle of the first member and a second grip positioned on the recessed area of the handle of the second member. The end portions of the handles are made of metal.