Abstract: A leveraging apparatus for a drill is disclosed for drilling a workpiece. The apparatus includes a bar body that preferably has a plurality of attachment means there along. A carriage is adapted to slidably receive the bar body and further includes a forward side, and a lower side for mounting with a drill clamping means. An elongated handle is pivotally connected at a distal end thereof proximate the forward side of the carriage. The handle is pivotally, and preferably selectively, attached to the bar body. The clamping means may include a bracket having an aperture therein for selectively receiving the drill therein. A foot means extending away from the bar body is fixed thereto with a bar body attachment means. The foot means is used to brace the workpiece while the handle is used to move the carriage with respect to the bar body to drill the workpiece.

Abstract: A sealant cutting tool including a handle defining a blade slot. Also included is a clamping bolt having a clamp axis transverse the blade slot, which clamping bolt is threadably engaged with the handle. In addition, a “T” pull is operatively associated with the clamping bolt so that rotation of the “T” pull around the clamp axis causes a distal end of the clamping bolt to move relative to the blade slot. The sealant cutting tool may include a blade received in the blade slot in operative association with the clamping bolt. In addition, the “T” pull may include an engagement head operatively associated with a proximal end of the clamping bolt. The clamping bolt may include a noncylindrical shoulder received through a mating, noncircular opening formed in the engagement head. Thus, the noncircular opening may be selectively engaged with the noncylindrical shoulder, allowing the “T” pull to be selectively engaged or disengaged from the claimping bolt.