Abstract: A reusable device for securing to and providing a tethering point for a tool to assist a user in preventing dropping of the tool, to help a user retrieve a dropped tool or to assist a user from losing a tool. Where the device is hollow with a removable rotating cap and a body with a wider top end and a smaller exit port at the other end. The hand tool is inserted from the top into the wider end and the blade of the tool passes through and is secured by the exit port. The body is trimmable to accommodate various handle lengths. The device also provides a refreshed grip for worn out tool handles.

Abstract: A folding multi-tool includes a first tool defined by a pair of tool members connected to each other at a pivot, each tool member having a base portion spaced from the pivot, and a pair of elongate handles, at least one of the handles defining at least one tool storage area within the handle. A bit driver includes an elongate outer sleeve connected to one of the handles to pivot between a stowed position where the bit driver is stowed in the at least one the storage area and a deployed position where the bit driver can be operated by a user.

Abstract: A wrench includes a housing having an elongate shape, and a drive mechanism disposed within the housing. A first shaft is rotatably mounted to a first opening of the housing and has a first tool at one end, and an opposite end configured to interact with the drive mechanism such that rotation of the first tool is coupled with rotation of the drive mechanism. A second shaft is rotatably mounted to a second opening of the housing, and has a second tool at one end, and an opposite end configured to interact with the drive mechanism such that rotation of the first tool causes rotation of the second tool via the drive mechanism.