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The Bayco nightstick is an engine repair tool that offers light and strong magnetic power, so a mechanic can work hands-free. The nightstick can also rotate at various angles.

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The ratchet extender is used quite often in engine compartments of motor vehicles. It can also be attached to an extension tool for a longer reach.

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Not only can a needle scaler remove rust and paint off the outside of cars, it can also remove dirt and scales. This is also a great tool for removing build-up around the car engine.

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The engine compartment of a vehicle is often filled with surrounding nuts that may have to be broken. This is where a nut splitter comes in, which can break almost any nut.

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Sometimes a socket will become stuck or jammed on the head of a bolt. A mechanic will often use a locking extension bar to remove the jammed socket, which comes in various sizes.

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Plumbers will often carry pocket-sized pipe cutters on them, which can easily cut through almost any kind of pipe. The pipe cutter can easily attach onto a pipe, and with a swift turn, the pipe will be cut.

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The jaws of an adjustable pipe wrench are powerful and toothed, making it easy to grip onto almost any surface. The jaws can also be adjusted by the plumber.

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A telescopic tube cutter is a handheld tool that can cut through thick pipes. It can also smooth out rough edges from a cut pipe with the built-in deburrer.

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The fine flame of a blowlamp is perfect for soldering pipes together. It can also be used with a soldering pad to prevent damage to nearby surfaces.

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Plumbers will always carry a pair of mole grips on them, which are used to adjust rounded bolts and nuts. It also has a strong grip, which is perfect for almost any surface.

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Otherwise known as out-of-sight pliers, kiwi pliers are great for keeping the mechanic's hands out of danger. These also have a strong grip and a long reach.

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Flexible sockets are great for installing new bolts in hard-to-reach places. Though they can be expensive, they are typically worth it and are used frequently by car mechanics.

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Precision hooks and picks often come in a set of four, and are used to remove electrical connectors. The hooks at the end of each tool are great for "hooking" onto almost any kind of out-of-reach connector.

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Spark plug pliers feature strong grips that are perfect for grasping spark plug boots. This will help to protect the wires from damage.

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A floor jack is used to lift a car up so a mechanic can work freely underneath it. It can also be aided with arm adapter accessories.

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Plumbers will often carry a pipe bender on them to bend a variety of pipes. It can also bend up to 22mm in pipe thickness.

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One of the easiest and quickest ways to unclog a toilet is by using a plunger. In fact, you probably have one in your home already!

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Plumbers will often use a spirit level to level out a surface. A magnetic spirit level is also a variation of this, which has strong magnetic power.

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Allen keys are used to adjust ahex grub screws that hold shower heads in place. These also come in various sizes and lengths.

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Plumbers will often carry a hacksaw with them to cut through stubborn objects, such as pipes and screws. The blade is also held together by dual grips for safety measures.

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A digital torque adapter is used to safely adjust bolts and nuts by using torque. This tool also has a built-in screen and controls for ease of use.

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It's easy to lose screws, nuts and bolts, which is where the magnetic belt clip comes in handy. The magnetized "pad" can hold together a variety of small metal objects.

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Car mechanics will often disassemble various car engine components. They'll then use a carbide tip scriber to mark arrows or small notes on each part, so they know exactly where it goes.

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The telescoping mirror and magnet set comes with mirrors and magnet heads so that a car mechanic can easily see various corners when working on a car engine. This is usually a 5-piece set.

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Car mechanics will often combine a "crows foot" wrench with an extension bar to adjust a variety of nuts and bolts. These bolts are often in very cramped or hard-to-reach spots.

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Plumbers will often use a pipe deburrer to smooth out rough edges from a cut pipe, for both safety and aesthetics. These are often small and handheld in size.

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When plumbers solder pipes together, they'll often use a soldering pad in conjunction with a blowlamp. This allows for the work surface to be protected from the intense heat.

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Drain rods look like a set of rods that can actually be hooked onto each other from each end. They can then be pushed into a drain to clear out the blockage.

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A magnetic level is essentially a spirit level, but with strong magnetic power. It allows for this level to be held in place, like a fridge magnet.

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Plumbers will often use a pressure tester for reading the pressure inside a pipe. A pressure test also has a dial at the end for an accurate reading.

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Plumbers will often use an inspection camera to get a better look inside a pipe or a drain. The camera is also attached to a long cord.

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Pipe freezer spray is often used by plumbers to freeze a variety of pipes. This will allow the plumber to work without worrying about the main water supply.

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This tool looks like a long rod with a "T" attached at the end. It's used by plumbers to adjust under-sink fittings.

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Plumbers will use a jigsaw to cut circles that can be used for pipes. This tool can also cut almost any kind of shape or pattern, depending on the kind of work at hand.

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An angle grinder can cut through a variety of objects and surfaces, and can even be swapped out with different kinds of blades. Some of these include a diamond blade and a sanding disc.

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Electrical circuits can be safely tested by using a cordless circuit tester. This is a handheld tool with a very sharp end.

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A hose removal tool can easily remove heater hoses from a car. This tool also looks like a screwdriver with a curved and sharp end.

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Wire cutters are mainly used by car mechanics to safely cut wires in a motor vehicle. These are often handheld and easy to grip.

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Car mechanics will often use a voltmeter for potentially dangerous wire work. A voltmeter will give an accurate reading via the easy-to-use controls.

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Car mechanics will often use a ball peen hammer to remove jammed car parts. This hammer also features a rounded "ball" on the end of it.