Abstract: An air or impact hammer tool bit operatively coupled to a driver is described, whereby the axial force provided by the air or impact hammer is translated to an applied torque through a dedicated driver, such as a socket adapter or wrench. The air or impact hammer bit may include or define a receiving, or female, geometry to removably couple the dedicated driver. The bit may include additional anti-rotation geometry adapted to restrict the rotation of the bit while engaged with the air or impact hammer and retention geometry preventing the dedicated driver from disengaging from the bit.

Abstract: An attachment for a prybar including a base portion having a bottom surface and an interface surface opposite the bottom surface, and opposing first and second sides that extend upwardly from the base portion and define a channel therebetween. The channel is adapted to receive a prybar, and a pin is disposed in first and second apertures in the respective first and second sides to retain the attachment on the prybar. The attachment provides a fulcrum surface for the prybar that may be positioned anywhere along a length of a prybar shaft of the prybar.

Abstract: A tool adapter assembly, such as, for example, a socket or socket adapter, having drive, center, and work bodies. The drive body and the work body can be adjusted in a number of positions/angles relative to one another by a user. The tool adapter assembly includes components adapted to retain a set/desired position/angle of the drive body and the work body relative to one another.

Abstract: An illumination device having a body with attributes of a swivel/universal socket and/or typical ball-and-socket joint. The illumination device can be releasably coupled to surfaces and illuminate a specified surface by aiming the illumination device without needing to also move the base. Once the illumination device is aimed to illuminate the area of interest, the light body will remain in this position until further user input.