Abstract: The present invention relates to an interchangeably manual or automatic ratchet wrench that the user may couple an electric hand grip having a motor therein to the rear end of a stud member of a handle so as to urge a cartridge to rotate in an electric operation manner, or couple a manual hand grip to the rear end of the stud member of the handle so as to urge the cartridge to rotate in a manual operation manner, such that achieving a multi-purpose operation.

Abstract: Provided is a tang and ratchet wrench combination comprises drive teeth around an interior surface of an enclosed box portion, a rotatable drive mechanism in the box portion and having a square drive tang, a rotating disc having a shaft in the drive mechanism, and two spaced reversing pawls in cavities of the drive mechanism adapted to releasably engage with both the shaft and the drive teeth. Rotating the handle will pivot the reversing pawls for driving and ratcheting. Also, rotating the rotating disc will move a spring depressible detent from a first positioning tooth to a second one for changing direction of drive and ratcheting.

Abstract: Provided is a screwdriver comprising a pivotal removable revolving cylinder containing screwdriver tips a pivot bucket with the revolving cylinder disposed therein, and a flexible limiting member fastened at either cut on the shank of a handle for fastening the handle in its operation or storage position. In a revolving cylinder replacement operation pull the handle rearward to disengage the shank with the revolving cylinder, pull the pivot bucket upward by pivoting until it is disposed externally of a slot in a body, remove a pivot pin for replacing the revolving cylinder, mount the revolving cylinder in the pivot bucket, and pivot the pivot bucket downward to dispose in the slot again.

Abstract: A wrench comprises a ratchet device in a ratchet box portion and including a downward bar, a lateral recess having first and second walls, and a bore in communication with the recess; a rotating disc including a shaft extended into the bore, and an actuation member on one side of the shaft; and a locking member in the recess and including an outer ratchet adapted to engage with the ratchet of the handle, an inner groove for receiving and being engaged with the actuation member in the recess, and third and fourth walls at both sides of the groove, either the third or fourth wall being adapted to contact the first or second wall when the locking member pivots to one of left and right positions in the ratchet device. Rotating the rotating disc opposite to the rotation of the handle will switch a direction of exerted force.

Abstract: A mechanism for changing direction of exerted force of wrench having a ratchet wheel is disclosed. In an enclosed box portion of the wrench there are provided an opening, a C-shaped seat on a bottom of the opening, the C-shaped seat having a C-shaped groove, a ratchet wheel disposed in the opening, a pawl in a first cavity, an upright swing assembly in a second cavity, and a ring for retaining the ratchet wheel in place. Counterclockwise turning the swing assembly will bias one steel ball against the pawl for engaging the pawl with the ratchet wheel, thereby causing the wrench to exert force toward a direction. Alternatively, a clockwise turning of the swing assembly will cause the wrench to exert force toward a reverse direction. Further, clockwise turning the wrench will cause the ratchet wheel to be inoperative, thereby adjusting an angle of the exerted force.

Abstract: A socket capable of adapting itself to an open end of one of a plurality of wrenches of different sizes is disclosed. The socket comprises a lower connecting section including a cavity, and a four-sided actuation block projected from a top of the connecting section, the actuation block including two curved bearing surfaces having different curvatures. The actuation block is operable to be held by an open end of the wrench with two opposite interior surfaces of the open end of the wrench being in contact with two points of the bearing surfaces so that turning the wrench will fasten or unfasten an object coupled to the cavity.

Abstract: A wrench comprises an enclosed box portion comprising an opening having an upper groove, an internal crescent cavity adjacent a handle and being in communication with the opening, a positioning mechanism including a ring disposed in the opening and a spring urged against a wall of the cavity, a pawl in the cavity leaned against the wall of the cavity, a ring member having an annular recess, a flexible C-ring put on the recess, and a ratchet wheel in the opening and having an upper portion with the ring member fitted therearound so that the C-ring can be disposed in both the recess and the groove. Counterclockwise rotating the wrench will transfer exerted force to projections on an inner wall of the opening since the pawl is prevented from rotating about the ratchet wheel. Clockwise rotating the wrench will disable the projections for enabling an angle adjustment of exerted force.