Byrdrench’s Two-Fisted Multi-Tool
Byrdrench/Spiderco/$55 The Byrdrench would fit right in with 007’s arsenal. Not only does it pack a small toolbox in it’s slender form, it also separates down the middle to reveal an easy-open knife blade. It’s the closest thing you’re going to find this side of Cybertron to a Transformer–not to mention, it serves as four different types of hand tools while lookin’ good.
A Knotty Learning Tool
The Fourteener/$15 Unless you were an Eagle Scout knot-tying champion, you most likely don’t know how to tie more than one or two basic types of knots. The Fourteener knotting tool teaches you how to tie knots on a small, specially crafted learning board–it’ll take your rope-wrangling skills from sad to MacGyver in no time flat.
Goodbye Fish Tape, Hello Magnafish
Magnafish/B.E.S./$90 From the “Why didn’t I think of that?” files comes the Magnafish. Instead of fishing around for the wire you know you strung behind that wall, just use the Magnafish to attract it and tell it where you want it to go. We’re sure this big magnet will deter a great deal of violence against drywall.
What Exactly Is A Base-Boar-Zit?
Base-Boar-Zit/Labor Saving Devices/$110 A Base-Boar-Zit drills a curved hole into a wall and base board stud. It’s not much use for anyone who isn’t running cable behind a wall, but those who are get stoked at the very sight of one. Basically, line the base up with the wall, use a drill to power the bit, and push. You get a nice clean hole through the wall ready for cable.
