Abstract: A skateboard tool system (100) may comprise a first arm (200), a second arm (300), a third arm (400) attached to a body (500) with each arm forming an overall “T” shape and each arm having a distal end attached to a useful implement. To gain mechanical advantage, the body (500) may contain or be integrated with a rethreading tool (540). The centralized location of the re-threading tool in combination with the “T” shape allows for a superior purchase or grip while rotating the re-threading tool. The body may define various voids to comport with a unique “L” shaped screw driver (600), the screw driver having a shorter (605) and a longer (607) longitudinal member giving additional leverage in rotating a Phillip head screw driver (610). A cutting blade is retained within the body for ease of access and safety.

Abstract: A skateboard tool system (100) may comprise a first arm (200), a second arm (300), a third arm (400) attached to a body (500) with each arm forming an overall “T” shape and each arm having a distal end attached to a useful implement. To gain mechanical advantage, the body (500) may contain or be integrated with a rethreading tool (540). The centralized location of the re-threading tool in combination with the “T” shape allows for a superior purchase or grip while rotating the re-threading tool. The body may define various voids to comport with a unique “L” shaped screw driver (600), the screw driver having a shorter (605) and a longer (607) longitudinal member giving additional leverage in rotating a Phillip head screw driver (610). A cutting blade is retained within the body for ease of access and safety.