Abstract: A tool handle for receiving L-key wrenches of various sizes including an elongated axle member and first and second generally-cylindrical members, each cylindrical member having a central bore for receiving the elongated axle member. The first and second cylindrical members are mounted in end-to-end relationship on the axle member, and each is rotatable independently both with respect to the other cylindrical member and to the axle. Each of the first and second cylindrical members has an elongated slot along its length and a plurality of through bores of varying size spaced radially from the central bore and adapted to receive the shank portion of an L-key. First and second end caps are secured to the elongated axle, and both the first and second end caps have a slot therein corresponding in shape to the elongated slot on its adjacent cylindrical member.

Abstract: A tool for removing and installing a golf spike, having a threaded stud and a cleat at one end of the stud, includes a tubular body that surrounds a cavity, pins projecting from an end wall at one end of the body, and an end cap closing the other end of the body. The pins are spaced and otherwise configured to fit into holes that are in the cleat, so that when a torque is applied to the body, it will be transferred to the spike. The cavity contains several replacement spikes. The end cap snaps onto the body, yet has the capacity to rotate on the body.

Abstract: A rotary screwdriver with hidden and replaceable screwdriver bits, including a grip and a push member. The push member has an engaging section. A roller is disposed in the grip in an eccentric position. The roller is formed with multiple receiving tunnels which are annularly arranged at intervals. A screwdriver bit is received in each receiving tunnel. Each screwdriver bit is formed with an insertion section corresponding to the engaging section for engaging with the push member. By means of rotating the roller, the push member can be engaged with a desired screwdriver bit of the multiple screwdriver bits. By means of pushing the push member, the screwdriver bit engaged with the push member is pushed out of the outlet and located for use or retracted into the receiving tunnel.

Abstract: The present invention a stationary bit holder comprises a drill attachment for use with a drill chuck includes a shaft adapted at one end for releasably mounting to the drill chuck, and at the other end for releasably mounting tool bits therein; and, a housing connected operably to said shaft, said housing defining bit compartments for releasably receiving tool bits therein. The bit holder further includes actuator assemblies and actuator channels corresponding to each bit compartment, wherein said actuator assembly being slidably received along each actuator channel and bit compartment, wherein said actuator assembly for slidably urging said tool bit longitudinally along said bit compartment. The devices preferably wherein said shaft means rotates in unison with said drill chuck and said storing means is slidably received on said shaft means thereby rotating independently on said shaft means such that said storing means can be held stationary as said shaft means rotates.

Abstract: The present invention a combination screwdriver and bit holder for use with a drill chuck includes a shaft adapted at one end for releasably mounting to the drill chuck, and at the other end for releasably mounting tool bits therein; and, a housing connected operably to said shaft, said housing defining bit compartments for releasably receiving tool bits therein. Preferably the bit holder used in combination with a handle adapted at one end for releasably receiving said bit holder such that said handle mated together with said bit holder can be used as manual combination screwdriver.

Abstract: The conduit reamer assembly comprises: a spindle having a main body portion, a distal end and a proximal end; drive structure on the spindle for mating with corresponding drive structure in a rotatable drive structure in or on which the conduit reamer assembly is mounted; a conduit reamer mounted on the spindle and comprising at least two stepped cylindrical sections including a first cylindrical section and a second larger diameter section; a first plate-like member extending radially outwardly of the first cylindrical section and having a generally hook-shape defining a U-shaped space between the cylindrical section and an outer axially extending finger of the plate-like member; the second cylindrical section having a second plate-like member extending generally radially outwardly from the second cylindrical section and defining a U-shaped space between the second cylindrical section and an outer axially extending finger; and the conduit reamer being fixed against rotation on the spindle and the U-shaped sp

Abstract: A ratchet wrench with a wrench head, a handle and a tray provides compact and easily accessible storage of sockets. The handle defines a chamber in which the tray is stored. The tray has a back side and a stepped slot shaped and sized to retain sets of nested sockets. The tray defines at least one aperture which corresponds with the storage position of a first socket in each set of nested sockets. The aperture provides access to the first socket from the back side of the tray and facilitates dislodging of the first socket. Once the first socket is dislodged, the entire set of nested sockets is easily removed.

Abstract: A hand tool device 10 with opposing first and second drive ends 14 and 30, and storage for multiple tool bits 24 includes a handle portion 12, concentric first and second recesses 16 and 18 in the first end 14, a tool bit base member 22 that engages the first end 14, a plurality of preselected tool bits 24 removably secured to an inner wall 26 of the tool bit base member 22, a shank 28 integrally joined to the handle portion 12 via the first end 14, a third recess 32 in the second 30, a biasing spring 34 snugly inserted into the first recess 16, and a fitting 36 removably joined to a distal end 38 of the shank 28 for removably coupling a preselected tool bit 24 to the shank 28.

Abstract: A hand grip attachment has, a generally cylindrical member with an enhanced gripping surface on the exterior surface and an inner surface defining a mounting bore extending end to end through the cylindrical member to enable the hand grip attachment to be mounted on the handle end of a piece of sporting equipment, a wall of selected thickness is formed between the exterior surface and the interior surface and at least one or more elongated bores are formed in said wall for operative coaction with a filler such as hollow or solid stiffening rods made of any suitable material to establish the firmness and feel of the hand grip attachment.

Abstract: A bit holder for a battery-powered screwdriver. A compartment is formed on one end of the screwdriver, opposite the tool bit driving end of the screwdriver. A sleeve mounted in the compartment can be slidably moved between open and closed positions. A plurality of bit holding clips are fixed around the sleeve's outer circumference. A shaft extends through the compartment. One of the shaft's ends is fixed at the compartment's forward end. The sleeve is slidably mounted over the shaft's opposite end.

Abstract: A screwdriver with easily replaceable bits. It contains a body, a sliding element, a controlling element, a handle, and a rotatable bit case. The body includes a storage portion and a straight tube portion. The sliding element is disposed in the straight tube portion and a hook extends from the sliding element. A pair of protrusions are laterally extending from a bottom end of the sliding element. The controlling element is disposed on the straight tube portion. The rotatable bit case has a plurality of longitudinal slots for inserting the bits. Each bit has a circular recess. By simply rotating the bit case, the user can select a desired bit. Furthermore, it can be automatically pushed up or pulled back, to thus significantly increase the ease of use and the utility of the tool.

Abstract: A bit holder for a battery-powered screwdriver. A compartment is formed on one end of the screwdriver, opposite the tool bit driving end of the screwdriver. A sleeve mounted in the compartment can be slidably moved between open and closed positions. A plurality of bit holding clips are fixed around the sleeve's outer circumference. A shaft extends through the compartment. One of the shaft's ends is fixed at the compartment's forward end. The sleeve is slidably mounted over the shaft's opposite end.

Abstract: A tool for removing and installing a golf spike, having a threaded stud and a cleat at one end of the stud, includes a tubular body that surrounds a cavity, pins projecting from an end wall at one end of the body, and an end cap closing the other end of the body. The pins are spaced and otherwise configured to fit into holes that are in the cleat, so that when a torque is applied to the body, it will be transferred to the spike. The cavity contains several replacement spikes. The end cap snaps onto the body, yet has the capacity to rotate on the body.

Abstract: A drywall tool for applying drywall mud during the installation of drywall, and including a bit storage cavity for receiving a screwdriver bit to turn the head of the screw below the surface of the drywall when necessary. The tool includes a handle, a blade attached to one end of the handle, and a bit storage cavity disposed at the opposite end of the handle. Said bit storage cavity includes an opening, and an inner chamber accommodated with a number of ribs formed on the interior of the inner chamber. Said bit storage cavity sized to slidably receive said screwdriver bit.

Abstract: An adjustable, open end wrench is described which has a wrench head for turning a variety of different size fasteners. The wrench head comprises two jaws each having an engaging surface for engaging with the fasteners. One jaw is generally fixed and connected to a gripping portion formed as a wrench lever and the other jaw is movable relative to the fixed jaw. The wrench head comprises an adjustable mechanism by which the jaws may be spaced apart including a maximum spacing dimension between the jaws. The wrench head further comprises an imaginary centerline intersecting both of the jaws substantially perpendicular to the engaging surfaces of the jaws as viewed from a side view thereof. And further wherein, each jaw has a width dimension measured at the centerline, and the width dimension of both jaws combined is relative to the maximum spacing dimension between the jaws.

Abstract: A hand-held screwdriver assembly having interchangeable blades which are held within a hollow handle and are available to be selected and moved through a cross-slot in a cap assembly on the handle to a stop position, and then to be secured in a chuck for use. Rotation of the cap assembly is prevented when the blade is secured in the chuck, thus precluding the introduction of a second blade into the cross-slot.

Abstract: A screwdriver with a bit storage member rotatable about a slotted, apertured core. A magnet-tipped push rod slides through the core. A magnetic lever arm is pivotally coupled to the shaft and biased toward its slot. The rod moves through the member between extended and retracted positions. In the extended position, the core is rotatable with respect to the member to position the slot adjacent a bit storage cavity; and, the lever arm is pivotally biased toward and through the slot, magnetically attracting the tool bit in the cavity. While the rod moves into the retracted position, the member is not rotatable about the core; the rod pushes the arm and bit away from the cavity, through the slot into the core; the rod's magnet moves forwardly magnetically attracting the bit; and, pushes the bit forwardly through a shaft to protrude through the shaft's open forward end.

Abstract: A screwdriver grip structure including a grip and a ratchet mechanism. A rear section of the grip is formed with a differential hole having a profile complementary to the profile of the ratchet seat of the ratchet mechanism so that the ratchet seat is positioned in the differential hole and restricted thereby from rotating. A connecting rod of the ratchet mechanism forward extends in the grip. A sleeve is fitted into a central hole of the grip from front end thereof to connect with the connecting rod. The sleeve has a large diameter section and the central hole of the grip has an enlarged section corresponding to the large diameter section. The large diameter section is engaged in and leant against the enlarged section of the central hole of the grip so as to bear greater axial application force. The front end of the sleeve has a tool connecting section for connecting with various kinds of tool heads.

Abstract: A bit-storing tool handle is provided that includes a surface of the handle defining a channel adapted to retain the bit, and a fulcrum point contained within the channel for rotating the retained bit out of the channel. The bit-storing tool handle may alternatively include a plurality of channels adapted to retain the bits such that the longitudinal axis of the retained bits are co-linear to the longitudinal axis of the handle and a fulcrum point within each of the channels that promotes the manual rotation of each of the bits about a cooperating fulcrum point so that upon such rotation, the bits extend radially from the longitudinal axis of the handle. The channels include an opening dimensioned and configured to allow the finger of a person to insert under a first end of the bit thereby facilitating the removal of the bit from the channel when an excessive amount of force is required to pivot the bit due to cold weather or similar conditions.

Abstract: A tool device includes a base and a cover handle members having a front portion rotatably secured together and having a rear portion openable to a fully open position for allowing the tool members or tool extensions to be easily engaged into and disengaged from the handle members. The cover handle member includes a notch formed in the front portion for receiving a bulge extended from the front portion of the base handle member. A latch may be used for selectively latching the rear portions of the base and the cover handle members together.

Abstract: There is illustrated an electrically insulating hand tool having a shaft that is hollow along its entire length, a work-engaging insert received in one end of the shaft, and an electrically insulating handle connected to an opposite end of the shaft. The shaft has a unitary one-piece construction and is made from a composite material.

Abstract: Disclosed is a ratchet wrench having a drive head and a handle, the latter defining an elongate body. The body of the wrench is formed with a series of through cavities which are sized in steps for releasibly holding a series of correspondingly sized sockets. The sockets are retained in place frictionally by means of elastomeric inserts carried by and positioned to project inwardly of exposed annular side walls which define the cavities. Conveniently, the stored sockets may be forcibly expelled from the cavities in either of two opposed axial directions. For ready visual identification, markings are provided on the body of the wrench indicating the specific size of each socket-receiving cavity. The described features of the ratchet wrench also enable one quickly to verify the socket size, and allow socket placement over a fastener without requiring that the socket itself be first removed from the tool handle.

Abstract: A socket set includes a socket wrench having a tapered hollow handle. A tapered tray fits within said handle. The tapered tray holds a plurality of sockets resting on their sides. This enables one to combine the socket set with the wrench so the sockets are always present when needed.

Abstract: The present invention a bit holder for use with a drill chuck includes a shaft adapted at one end for releasably mounting to the drill chuck, and at the other end for releasably mounting tool bits therein; and, a housing connected operably to said shaft, said housing defining bit compartments for releasably receiving tool bits therein. The bit holder further including a sleeve for positioning relative to said housing for selectively retaining or for selectively releasing tool bits in said bit compartments. Wherein said housing and said sleeve operably rotate relative each other, wherein said housing or sleeve rotate about a longitudinal shaft axis such that rotating said housing or said sleeve relative each other selectively retains or releases said bits from said bit compartments.

Abstract: A hand-held screwdriver assembly having interchangeable blades which are held within a hollow handle and are available to be selected and moved through a cross-slot in a cap assembly on the handle to a stop position, and then to be secured in a chuck for use. Rotation of the cap assembly is prevented when the blade is secured in the chuck, thus precluding the introduction of a second blade into the cross-slot.

Abstract: The present invention is generally directed to a hand held tool having a handle chassis with a first end, a second end, and a bore extending axially between the first and second ends. A sleeve having a first end, a second end, as well as a drive aperture extending from the first sleeve end toward the second sleeve end is disposed in the bore and fixed to the handle chassis. The sleeve also has a storage cavity that extends from the second sleeve toward the first sleeve end and a corridor extending transverse to the storage cavity. A torque bar is connectable to the sleeve in an operative position disposed in the corridor and a stowed position disposed in the storage cavity.

Abstract: A hand tool provides 11 double-headed tool bits for a multiple-in-1 screwdriver function and a 6-in-1 socket driver functions in an ergonomically designed handled having a removable handle cap. The handle cap selectively receiving each of the 11 double-head tool bits for a multiple-in-1 screwdriver function.

Abstract: A hand tool is used to drive a fastener about an axis, and includes a handle with an axially extending bore for receiving frictionally a fastener engaging member. The engaging member has an axially extending inner surrounding surface, and an inner peripheral wall which extends radially and inwardly to define a mounting hole communicating with the inner surrounding surface. A deformable member is inserted into the mounting hole, and has a protrusion extending inwardly of the inner surrounding surface when the engaging member is received in the handle. A bit, which includes two screwdriver tip ends and a shaft, is brought to be inserted into and is coupled to rotate with the engaging member axially such that the protrusion frictionally engages the shaft radially so as to hinder removal of the bit from the engaging member axially.

Abstract: A socket set includes a socket wrench having a tapered hollow handle. A tapered tray fits within said handle. The tapered tray holds a plurality of sockets resting on their sides. This enables one to combine the socket set with the wrench so the sockets are always present when needed.

Abstract: The present invention a multi-bit driver comprises a longitudinally oriented housing including a bit chuck at one end; a plurality of tool bits nested within said housing in a retracted position; and bit assemblies including tool bits and being operable to extend said tool bit from said retracted position to said extended position by a single longitudinal motion for selectively extending tool bits to an extended position and retracting said tool bits to said retracted position, such that in the extended position, said tool bits project from said bit chuck and are substantially longitudinally aligned with said housing.

Abstract: A bicycle tool set comprises a first tool member, a second tool member, and a case for housing the first tool member and the second tool member. The first tool member is provided with a tenon, whereas the second tool member is provided with a mortise. The first and the second tool members are detachably held together by the tenon which is rotatably received in the mortise. As the tenon is turned an angle, the two tool members are held securely. The second tool member can be used as wrenches of various forms. The case is provided with a seat for locating the bicycle tool set on a bicycle. The second tool member is also capable of holding a variety of hand tools.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a high-speed rotary machine having a main body, a driving device, a locking device, an illuminating device, two tool accommodation members and a number of tools. The driving device contains a through insertion hole which is aligned with two holes at the left and right body portions of the main body for the crank to insert into either side according to the user's habit or the convenience of the work. The main body includes at the top of the inner side of the holding part thereof a press button used for blocking the locking device in order to increase the torsion value of the applied force.

Abstract: A multiple bit screwdriver having an elongated housing with a plurality of longitudinal channels, each channel having a longitudinal slot opening the channel to an outer surface of the housing. A plurality of screwdriver bits are slidably arranged one in each channel. A plurality of elongated sliding means are arranged one in each channel to reciprocally slide the bit between a retracted position and an extended position. The sliding means are pivotably attached to the bit and has a manipulation means protruding from the channel via the slot. Further, a bit clamping unit is securely attached to a forward end of the screwdriver. The bits may protrude through a central through hole in the clamping unit when in the extended position. The clamping unit has a plurality of locking elements arranged in cutouts, and a sleeve arranged to reciprocally slide over the clamping unit between a forward position and a rearward position biased by a spring towards the forward position.

Abstract: An eyeglasses maintenance kit includes a hollow casing body, a pincer, and a screw driving tool bit. The casing body has an open top end and a bottom end opposite to the top end, and includes upright front and rear walls and opposite lateral walls that interconnect the front and rear walls. The bottom end of the casing body is formed with a bit engaging member. The pincer is mounted removably in the casing body via the open top end of the casing body, and includes a pair of resilient clamping arms with upper and lower end portions, and a bridging portion that interconnects the upper end portions of the clamping arms. The tool bit is mounted to the bit engaging member.

Abstract: A driver is provided with storage for interchangeable bits in the handle portion. The handle portion comprises a generally cylindrical driver body, that is aligned along a common longitudinal axis with the shaft. Evenly spaced and outwardly opened grooves span longitudinally along the body for providing channel access to bits, such that one bit is stored in each groove. A bit cap is positioned over the heel end of the driver body and extends at least partially along the length of the driver body to form bit storage chambers. Through apertures in the closed end of the bit cap are spaced to align with the corresponding grooves in the handle body, for inserting and removing bits. A bit gate consisting of a circular disk having a single gate aperture is positioned between the heel of the driver body and the bit cap for selection of a desired bit. A bit selector knob extends longitudinally outward from the bit gate, through the back portion of the bit cap.

Abstract: Multifunctional knife/cutting pliers comprising two lateral sides serving as a handle for the tool and surrounding an interior space. At least one other implement is disposed in this interior space so as to pivot about a transverse axis connecting the two lateral sides. The knife/cutting pliers further comprises a plurality of removable implements to which the user can have access by lifting up a magazine lid over at least one portion of this interior space. The implements are held in the lid by a plurality of corresponding accommodations.

Abstract: A generally cylindrical shaped tool handle holds multiple sizes of tools. The handle includes one or more holding slots each positioned on one of multiple outer surface faces into which tools are inserted and held. Each holding slot includes one or more contoured compartments in which tools rest when engaged with the handle. Each contoured compartment is of a size and dimension which corresponds to one or more tool sizes. In the preferred embodiment of the tool handle, three of its outer surface faces have a continuous holding slot with multiple receiving holes for inserting therein hexagonal wrenches of multiple sizes. The continuous holding slots of the preferred embodiment of the handle include multiple contoured compartments for holding an inserted hexagonal wrench. Each contoured compartment is formed about a corresponding receiving hole. A lock is positioned over the contoured compartment to irremovably confine the short leg of the hexagonal wrench within the contoured compartment.

Abstract: A screwdriver assembly includes a hollow casing in which a tool body is pivotally received therein and a bit receiving member is rotatably received in the casing. A plurality of dimples defined in an inside of the casing and a boss extends from the tool body so that the boss is engaged with one of the dimples when rotating the tool body. An opening is defined in a periphery of the casing so that the tool body can be pivoted out from the casing via the opening. An access hole is defined through the casing so as to pick a bit in the bit receiving member and engaged with an engaging recess in the tool body.

Abstract: A bit-storing tool handle is provided that includes a surface of the handle defining a channel adapted to retain the bit, and a fulcrum point contained within the channel for rotating the retained bit out of the channel. The bit-storing tool handle may alternatively include a plurality of channels adapted to retain the bits such that the longitudinal axis of the retained bits are co-linear to the longitudinal axis of the handle and a fulcrum point within each of the channels that promotes the manual rotation of each of the bits about a cooperating fulcrum point so that upon such rotation, the bits extend radially from the longitudinal axis of the handle. The channels include an opening dimensioned and configured to allow the finger of a person to insert under a first end of the bit thereby facilitating the removal of the bit from the channel when an excessive amount of force is required to pivot the bit due to cold weather or similar conditions.

Abstract: A combination tool kit includes an elongated casing, a hexagon head socket holder mounted in the casing between front and rear ends of the casing and holding a set of hexagon head sockets adapted for turning bolts and nuts, a combination wrench pivoted to the front end of casing, the combination wrench having an open end and a box end at two distal ends thereof adapted for grasping and turning bolts and nuts, and a hexagonal spanner block pivoted to the rear end of casing, the hexagonal spanner block having a hexagonal box adapted to work with one of the hexagon head sockets stored in the hexagon head socket holder for turning bolts and nuts.

Abstract: A modular screwdriver includes an elongated hollow handle, a first sleeve, a second sleeve, and a connecting rod. The first and second sleeves are mounted removably on two ends of the handle. The connecting rod extends through the handle, and can be locked releasably at a first position, where one of the first and second sleeves functions as a wrench, and a second position, where the other one of the first and second sleeves functions as a wrench. Each of the first and second sleeves has a central bore, which is formed therethrough and which has two hexagonal-cross-sectioned end portions of different sizes. All of the end portions of the central bores in the first and second sleeves are different from each other in size. Because either of the ends of each of the first and second sleeves can be mounted removably on the handle, each of the first and second sleeves can be inverted. As such, the screwdriver has four wrench units of different sizes.

Abstract: An essentially complete screwdriver set or tool bit drive set is encompassed in a single hand tool with an ergonomic handle. Upwards of 26 different tool bit drives in combination with multiple hex nut drives are readily interchangeably used in the hand tool. The ergonomic handle is of partible molded clear plastic so that diverse color-coded tool bit drives are readily recognized and retrieved.

Abstract: A screwdriver includes a hollow handle in which a bit set is slidably received and the bit set receives bits. A shank extends from a front end of the handle. A first end of the bit set is connected to a head member and a second end of the bit set is connected to a cap which is rotatably and disengagably connected to a rear end of the handle. A limit ring extends radially inward from the inside of the handle so that when the bit set is pulled from the handle to a position where the head member is stopped by the limit ring.

Abstract: An essentially complete screwdriver set or tool bit drive set is encompassed in a single hand tool with an ergonomic handle. Upwards of 26 different tool bit drives in combination with multiple hex nut drives are readily interchangeably used in the hand tool. The ergonomic handle is of partible molded clear plastic so that diverse color-coded tool bit drives are readily recognized and retrieved.

Abstract: A dimpler tool comprises a handle member having a side wall, a closed bottom, and an open top defining an interior space. The dimpler tool further includes a lid threadably coupled to the handle member so as to removably cover the open top. A first portion of a shaft is embedded in the closed bottom of the handle member and a second portion of the shaft projects from the bottom and is normal thereto. A dimpler attachment is removably coupled to the second portion of the shaft and includes a tip that tapers to a point. The tip may be inserted into a hole left in a wall as a result of removal of a fastener, the hole being smoothed over by a rotational pressure applied to the dimpler tool by a user. The dimpler attachment is interchangeable with attachments having variously sized tips or with auxiliary attachments having variously configured screwdriver tips.

Abstract: A sleeve is rotated to a position in which an aperture is in register with a tool-bit receiving recess in a body rotatably mounted on the shaft of a hand tool such as a screwdriver, so that a tool-bit can be removed from or inserted into that recess in a direction transverse to the axis of the shaft. The sleeve surrounds a rear end portion of the body so as to prevent escape of tool-bits from the recesses while leaving the tool-bits partly visible.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a tool for use on a skateboard and easily carried in a pants pocket of a user. The tool has a body is in the general shape of a “T” having a crossbar bisected by a stem and provides for three sockets of differing sizes, one of each being mounted at each end of the crossbar and the free end of the stem. Provision is also made for carrying a combination Allen key and Phillips head screwdriver and is in the general form of a standard Allen wrench having a long arm and a short arm normal to the long arm. This provision constitutes a cylindrical cavity with an opening at the intersection of the crossbar and stem and extending into the stem for distance adequate to accommodate the long arm of the combination Allen key and Phillips head screwdriver, which preferably is the Phillips head portion.

Abstract: A device for fixing and removing stud seats for boots. The seats are designed to be fitted from above the boot sole and receive the studs screwed from underneath the sole. The device includes a first portion forming a handle having a means for fixing the seats on a first surface and a second portion forming a handle having means for removing the seats from a first surface, the first surface of the first portion capable of being fitted into a second surface of the second portion, and the first surface of the second portion capable of being fitted into a second surface of the first portion.

Abstract: A tool handle device includes a handle having a base and a cover pivotally secured to the base for enclosing the interior of the base. The cover includes one or more retainers for securing tool members to the handle. The base includes one or more spaces for receiving the tool members and a tool, such as a plier device, particularly a foldably plier device. The handle includes two end pieces, the base is secured between the end pieces. An opening is formed between the end pieces for receiving the cover. A block is secured to a driving stem for receiving tool bits.

Abstract: A tool box includes a body having an engaging hole in an outside thereof and two protrusions respectively extend from two ends of the body. Each protrusion has a plurality of recesses for receiving bits therein. Each protrusion has a cover mounted thereto and the cover has an aperture defined therethrough. The aperture is in alignment with one of the recesses so that a bit can be picked via the aperture and engaged with the engaging hole in the body.