A multi-purpose hand tool system is described. The tool system includes a handle and one or more inserts that are releasably engaged with the handle. The tool system is useful for a variety of applications including use with basin and faucet hardware.

A pool pump-trap wrench system including a pool pump-trap wrench assembly. The pool pump-trap wrench assembly including, a handle-frame, a top-unit, and two offset-lower-levers. The handle-frame, the a top-unit, and the two offset-lower-levers are structured and arranged in combination to provide a user with a device useful for affixing to a wide variety of pool pump-trap covers for cleaning and maintaining a the pool pump-trap. The handle-frame includes a handle and a frame. The frame includes a frame-opening, at least one frontward-notch, and at least one rearward-notch. Included is the top unit including a front-member, a rear-member, and a center-section; with the center-section including a body and a body-opening. The handle-frame includes the handle; the frame includes the frame-opening, the at least one frontward-notch, and the at least one rearward-notch; where the top-unit includes the front-member, the rear-member.

An implant kit has an adapter having a first end, a second end, and a longitudinal axis extending from the first and to the second end, wherein the first end is configured for removably receiving and engaging an implant and the second end is configured for removably coupling to a driver shaft of an implant driving tool, and an implant preloaded into the first end of the adapter, the implant having an elongated threaded portion; and a blade portion extending from the elongated threaded portion, and having two serrated edges, wherein the blade portion is received in the first end of the adapter and the elongated threaded portion of the implant is coaxially aligned with the longitudinal axis of the adapter.

A multipurpose tool can include a combination of tools desirable for working with storage drums, valves, gas containers, or other items that may be present in a compromised environment. The tool can include two tool head assemblies. A feature of first tool head assembly is an adjustable wrench. Features of the second tool head assembly can include a combination of large bung wrench with a gas valve shut off. The tool can include additional tool implements that may be utilized in the compromised environment to maximize ease of use and safety of the user.

Described are fittings, components, and associated tools for use in coupling pipe or tubing. The described fittings generally include a unitary body having an outer surface and an inner lumen forming a void within said unitary body. The lumen is configured to receive threads for mating with the threads of a female sub end of a pipe or tube. The outer surface includes at least one aperture for receiving a tool that can be inserted within said aperture so as to rotate the fitting about an axis that extends through the lumen of the unitary body. The at least one apertures provide a safe and convenient way to tighten and loosen the fitting during the process of coupling pipe or tubing.

An eye bolt or screw eye wrench that engages an eye bolt or screw eye fastener, wherein the wrench includes a handle, a shank, and a wrench end. The handle allows ease of use with regard to rotation of an eye bolt or screw eye fastener, and the shank and wrench end provide a stable and secure contact surface and functionality for enacting the rotational force needed to secure these types of fasteners in place.

An apparatus for rotating and tightening or loosening a threaded device utilized in connection with threaded members. The apparatus includes a reciprocating anvil which is impacted by a rotating hammer to reciprocate the anvil into a lug to rotate a threaded device.

A socket tool is disclosed. The socket tool includes a body extending between a first end and a second end and having a centerline along a longitudinal axis of the socket tool; a socket bounded by a peripheral wall and formed at the first end, the socket including a first driving element extending through the peripheral wall, bisecting the peripheral wall into first and second wall sections; and a drive recess at the second end of the body to receive a nose of a driving tool.

An implant kit has an adapter having a first end, a second end, and a longitudinal axis extending from the first and to the second end, wherein the first end is configured for removably receiving and engaging an implant and the second end is configured for removably coupling to a driver shaft of an implant driving tool, and an implant preloaded into the first end of the adapter, the implant having an elongated threaded portion; and a blade portion extending from the elongated threaded portion, and having two serrated edges, wherein the blade portion is received in the first end of the adapter and the elongated threaded portion of the implant is coaxially aligned with the longitudinal axis of the adapter.

A tubular body has a first socket end that allows for engagement with nuts by means of a first lateral surface, facilitating loosening and tightening of the nuts. Notches can be positioned along the lateral surface to grip the wings of wingnuts. The first socket end can further be tapered to better interface with wingnuts. A second end may be a second socket end or a drive end, allowing for better compatibility or allowing for powered drills to be coupled to the tubular body. To engage such a drill with the drive end, a drill adapter is provided for insertion into the drive end. Further, an guide-receiving channel can be formed through the tubular body to allow for guide accessories, such as chains, to be used to help with aligning the tubular body with a faucet and corresponding nut. Different sizes can be provided to accommodate more cramped work areas.