A screwing/unscrewing tool for screwing/unscrewing a screw or a bolt includes a first part including a lever secured to a screwing/unscrewing bit provided with at least one screwing/unscrewing recess centered on a main axis, a second part including a support arm equipped with a tapped hole and on which the screwing/unscrewing bit is rotatably mounted around the main axis, and an adjustment screw screwed into the tapped hole and having a coupling head configured for a coupling with a screw-gun or a wrench, and extended by a threaded rod having a free end suitable for abutment on the lever in order to apply a pivoting force to it. The screwing/unscrewing tool may be used with a screw or bolt that is difficult to access in a crane mast or crane jib.

A wrench structure includes a main body provided with a drive portion, a shank, a protruding block, a handle, a first connecting portion, and a second connecting portion. The shank has two first faces and two second faces formed on two sides thereof. The protruding block has two third faces and two fourth faces. The handle has two fifth faces and two sixth faces. The first connecting portion has two seventh faces and two eighth faces. Thus, the main body is sequentially provided with the drive portion, the shank, the second connecting portion, the protruding block, the first connecting portion, and the handle. The shank, the protruding block, the first connecting portion, and the handle have different height and width defined therebetween.

An anti-vibration ratchet wrench includes a main body, a ratchet member and an elastic member. The main body includes a driving portion. The driving portion has a through hole and a driving axis. The ratchet member is sleeved in the through hole of the driving portion, and includes a ratchet tooth portion and an outer groove. The ratchet tooth portion is disposed around an inner annular surface of the ratchet member. The outer groove is disposed around an outer annular surface of the ratchet member. The elastic member is disposed in the outer groove, and located between the ratchet member and the driving portion. The ratchet member has a height along a direction parallel to the driving axis, and a disposed position of the outer groove is located between one third to two third of the height.

In order to prevent the deformation and damage of a handle while reducing the weight of a wrench, a wrench includes a head provided at a front end portion and a handle to be gripped by a user, in which the handle is formed with lightening portions and a remaining portion formed around the lightening portions, and the remaining portion includes a first inclined rib intersecting an extending direction Y of the handle and a second inclined rib intersecting the extending direction Y of the handle and also intersecting the first inclined rib.

An electric ratchet wrench as one example of the ratchet wrench includes an electric motor, a holder that rotatably holds a socket via a one-way clutch mechanism, and a spindle configured to convert a driving force from the motor into a reciprocating rotation motion of the holder. A space is provided between the socket and the holder. The space includes large interval portions and small interval portions. The small interval portions are adjacent to the large interval portions in a rotation direction (lock direction) of the socket and have distances smaller than distances of the large interval portions. Additionally, the one-way clutch mechanism includes columnar locking pins disposed between the spaces and have a diameter with a size equal to or less than the distances of the large interval portions and exceeding the distances of the small interval portions.

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The present invention discloses a method for manufacturing a manual tool, comprising: performing dual-frequency induction quenching on a first surface of a moment output part or a moment transmission part of the manual tool such that a quench-hardened layer is formed within a first depth range from the first surface of the moment output part to the interior of the moment output part or within a first depth range from the first surface of the moment transmission part to the interior of the moment transmission part, the hardness of the quench-hardened layer being higher than that of the body of the moment output part or the moment transmission part; the dual-frequency induction quenching being configured to simultaneously feed or introduce a high-frequency current and an intermediate-frequency current to the same induction coil to simultaneously heat the first surface of the moment output part or the first surface of the moment transmission part by the high-frequency current and the intermediate-frequency current, and then the moment output part or the moment transmission part being cooled and quenched. The present invention also discloses a manual tool manufactured by the above method. The manual tool subjected to double-frequency induction quenching according to the present invention has good abrasion resistance.

A wrench structure includes a main body provided with a drive portion, a shank, a protruding block, a handle, a first connecting portion, and a second connecting portion. The shank has two first faces and two second faces formed on two sides thereof. The protruding block has two third faces and two fourth faces. The handle has two fifth faces and two sixth faces. The first connecting portion has two seventh faces and two eighth faces. Thus, the main body is sequentially provided with the drive portion, the shank, the second connecting portion, the protruding block, the first connecting portion, and the handle. The shank, the protruding block, the first connecting portion, and the handle have different height and width defined therebetween.

A driving shank assembly includes a tube, a drive head, a connector, and two quick release nuts. The tube has two enlarged portions each having a mounting recess and an external thread. Each of the enlarged portions has a plurality of slits and a plurality of elastic clamping pieces between the slits. The drive head has a driving recess and a mounting shaft. The mounting shaft of the drive head is inserted into the mounting recess of the tube. The connector has a mounting shaft and a connecting shank. The mounting shaft of the connector is inserted into the mounting recess of the tube. The connecting shank of the connector has a retaining groove for mounting an actuating tool. Each of the quick release nuts has an internal thread screwed onto the external thread of the tube.

Various designs for a gearless ratchet mechanism and tools incorporating the gearless ratchet mechanism are described. One embodiment relates to a gearless ratchet with a design for improved performance including low or zero swing angle and/or decreased part wear. Another embodiment relates to a gearless ratchet with features designed to maximize life and strength of the tool.