Abstract: A tool serves for pulling staples out of a form base such as upholstered furniture, which is in the form of pliers and differs from well-known pliers by the fact that its mouth is provided with at least two pointed intersecting gripping teeth, clamping surfaces being arranged adjacent to the teeth and a tilt support in the zone of the hinge is provided.

Abstract: The stitching device is used for stitching work, for instance, on upholstery or mattresses and includes a hollow needle (1), and intermediate piece (2), and a guide tube (3) for a push rod. Laterally on the intermediate piece there is attached a magazine (14) in which a stack of pins (5) is located. On the magazine there is also provided a handle (6) and a holder (7) for a thread bobbin (71). The thread (F) goes through the entire stack of pins and emerges the needle (1) laterally at the bottom. During operation, the needle (1) is pushed through the object to be sewn until its point protrudes at the bottom of the object. By pressure on the bottom (33), the push rod is operated and pushes a single pin (5) out of the lower opening of the needle with the needle pulling the thread along therewith. Now the needle can be pulled out of the object--with the pin (5) holding the thusly formed loop on the bottom side of the object.