Abstract: A fire fighting tool for making a hole in a ceiling. The tool includes a body, a hook, and a handle. The body has a first terminal end and a second terminal end. The hook has a working area and is disposed on the first terminal end of the body and pierces the ceiling so as to form a piercing. The handle is pivotally mounted to the second terminal end of the body and has a normal position in which it extends perpendicularly outwardly from both sides of the body to assist in the piercing and a pivoted position in which it is pivoted against the body after the body has been inverted, with the handle then being inserted into the piercing in the ceiling and released away from the body back to its normal position to rest on a large area of the ceiling surrounding the piercing which is then pulled down to make the hole in the ceiling.