The Tools of Pocket Tools explained
Our Pocket Tools offer a wide array of multitools designed to meet all kinds of needs, whether you're an adventurer, hobbyist, or professional. Below, we explore each of the different tools available in Pocket Tools’ multitools, arranged alphabetically for your convenience.
The Tools Explained
Bottle Opener
A classic feature of many multitools, the bottle opener is essential for popping the cap off your favorite beverage. This tool is typically integrated into the multitool’s design, making it easy to use and always accessible.
Box Opener
The box opener is a handy tool for slicing through tape and cardboard, making it ideal for opening packages. It’s designed to be sharp yet safe to use, allowing you to efficiently open boxes without damaging the contents inside.
Butterfly Wrench
This tool is used for gripping and turning bolts, nuts, and fasteners. Its design allows for a firm grip, making it easier to apply torque to objects of various sizes.
Cable Bender
The cable bender is used to manipulate and shape cables, particularly useful in electrical work or when installing wiring. It allows for precise bends without damaging the cable.
Cable Diameter Gauge
This tool helps measure the diameter of cables, ensuring they are the correct size for the job. It’s particularly useful in scenarios where cable size is crucial for fitting into connectors or conduits.
Can Opener
The can opener is designed to open metal cans, a critical feature for campers, outdoor enthusiasts, or anyone needing to access canned food without traditional kitchen tools.
Dividers
Dividers are tools used in drafting or engineering to measure distances between two points or to transfer measurements from one context to another. They are especially useful in tasks that require precision, such as creating technical drawings or layouts.
Drill Gauge
The drill gauge is used to measure the diameter of drill bits, ensuring that the correct size is selected for a given task. This is particularly useful in construction, carpentry, or any activity that involves drilling.
Eyeglass Screw Driver
A miniature screwdriver designed specifically for tightening or loosening the tiny screws found in eyeglasses. This tool is essential for anyone who wears glasses, providing a quick fix for loose frames.
Flat Screw Driver
The flat screwdriver is used for driving screws with a straight, flat head. It’s one of the most commonly used tools, suitable for various applications, from assembling furniture to making small repairs.
Hex Wrenches
Also known as Allen wrenches, hex wrenches are used to drive bolts and screws with a hexagonal socket. These are commonly found in furniture assembly and mechanical work.
Letter Opener
This tool is designed to safely and efficiently open envelopes. It typically features a sharp edge that easily slices through paper, making it quick and easy to access the contents of your mail.
Nail File
The nail file is a small tool used for smoothing and shaping the edges of your nails. It’s a useful addition for those who like to keep their nails tidy on the go.
Protractor
A protractor is used to measure angles, making it an essential tool for anyone involved in tasks that require precise angle measurements, such as drafting, carpentry, or metalwork.
Ruler
A basic but indispensable tool, the ruler provides a straight edge and measurement markings, making it easy to measure lengths and create straight lines.
Spanner
A spanner, also known as a wrench, is used for gripping and turning nuts and bolts. This tool is essential for mechanics and anyone who needs to tighten or loosen fasteners.
Spokes Key (or spokes wrench)
A spokes key, also known as a spoke wrench, is a small tool used to adjust the tension of the spokes on a bicycle wheel. By turning the spoke nipples (the small metal caps that secure the spokes to the wheel rim), you can tighten or loosen the spokes, which is essential for maintaining the wheel’s alignment and ensuring a smooth ride. This tool is particularly useful for cyclists who want to perform their own bike maintenance or make adjustments on the go.
Sundial Clock & Compass
This tool combines a sundial clock and a compass, allowing you to tell time and find your direction using the sun’s position. It’s an essential tool for outdoor enthusiasts and adventurers who enjoy navigating without modern gadgets.
Tire Check
The tire check tool is used to measure the tread depth and pressure of tires, ensuring they are in good condition. This is crucial for vehicle safety and maintenance.
Wire Cutter
The wire cutter is designed to cut through wires cleanly and efficiently. It’s a must-have tool for electricians, hobbyists, and anyone who works with wiring.
Conclusion
Pocket Tools offers a wide variety of multitools, each packed with useful features designed to meet the needs of different users. Whether you need a simple bottle opener or a more specialized tool like a sundial clock & compass, there’s a Pocket Tool designed with you in mind. With these tools, you’re always prepared for the task at hand, no matter where you are.
