These are a good tool for eberskivers as the smaller end turns thems ...
595900
These are a good tool for eberskivers as the smaller end turns thems and the wider ends can be used to pick them up for plating.  I think woodens skewers work fine but these are more green as they are easily washed.
4231858
I purchased these because I needed to remove a lock ring on a bicycle suspension fork. The price was right and the product came with various head attachments so I gave it a shot.

I found these every easy to use and changing the heads was a cinch. The piers did the job well but I wouldn't get these if you are going to be using them a lot. They strike me as a tool to keep on your workbench for occasional use. These just didn't exude quality. However, for my purpose they did great and I would have no problem recommending these for light, occasional use. Just don't expect a lifetime of service from this product.
4525444
These work but are small and there is play between the blades, making a clean cut somewhat of a challenge.  Definitely better than a hammer and chisel so I guess there is a silver lining..
3765976
They seem to work but I wish it had some sort of handle on the ends.  I have a VERY difficult time getting them out of my boots. Definitely easier to get in then to get out. I do not want to pull on the wires to do so which I have had to do.
3773398
well made and reasonably priced, the handle is nicer on the hands than the double-ended style, but as a result the tool fits only one size cone
1126621
They are shorter than expected, read the description.  So for smaller jobs but for those will do the trick.  Sharp ends...
1865159
nice little hooks works good to hole ice scoops and laterns. hope the poles in my eskimo are strong enough to hang up my coveralls on overnight fishing trips
1651641
This Watch back removal tool works okay on smaller watches (Aroumd 30mm to 45mm) any larger you need s different tool.
65978
I got this ball-and-ring fitting device to help heat-mold a pair of inline skates.  I have an enlarged bony growth on my left ankle that rubs and gets painful whenever I skate, and I've been working gradually molding the cuffs of my skates to accommodate that ankle.  After heating the plastic boot cuff, this tool works fairly well at punching out the plastic.  It doesn't happen in one shot... you have to heat and reheat the area, use the tool, cool, try on, reheat, etc.  The ball is small on this tool, so it punches out a small, bunion-sized area (as the name implies.)  If you're punching out a larger area to accommodate an ankle, then it'll take several tries.

All in all I like this tool, but my one gripe is that the screw at the end of the handles (which locks them in place once you've clamped them down) stripped out pretty quickly, so now I can't just lock it in place and leave it until the plastic cools.... I have to hang onto it, which can get tiring for my hands.  Still, I've been able to accomplish what I wanted to do with this tool, and it was inexpensive.
3457080
Its a good tool but the butterfly tool that flips into different sizes is better in my opinion. However if you have your eye on this one, it is still good for its task!
1978567
I use this tool to augment the BreakMaster.  It works well
and will help a player develop a better grasp of green reading
of slopes and valleys.
I would recommend this tool at a very minimum.
69393
I purchased these to replace a pair I had purchased from Williams Sonoma.  Those didn't have a full-length cutting service.  These have a good cutting surface but with my smaller hands, don't open all the way.  I may have to look for another pair but I would keep these for the herb-stripper holes between the handles.
4726617
Nice tool, much nicer than the symmons tool but don't be too surprised that you need a #8 screw extractor to get out the cold seat regardless of this tool anyway
2456136
This jig is ideal for most of my projects where I need to cut tapers. As some other reviewers pointed out, this jig is better suited for shorter lengths of wood stock that are at least 3 inches wide. One of the square head bolts that fastens the locking bracket to the jig was stripped. Rather than return the item, I purchased a replacement bolt from my local hardware store. I also replaced the 1/4-inch wing nuts that fasten the locking bracket to the jig with 1/4-inch clamping knobs. I find that the clamping knobs do a better job than the wing nuts at holding the locking bracket in place.
1224014
I like this tool but ended up buying the larger one anyway. This is a bit difficult to manuever and super small. Also you get little blue plastic pieces in your wood chips because the bit sheds it off. It also gets hot after drilling a hole. The directions are very useful and it isn't difficult to use. If you are starting out or are strapped for cash then get this because you WILL use it!
445725
Sturdy, the smaller end with aggressive teeth let you dig into the ice on your window or side mirror.
The shorter handle is big enough to get a great grip on, and short enough you don't feel like your going to snap it like a long handled scraper when really trying to get the darn ice off the window.
Haven't broken it (yet?).
4859445
This is a useful tool building and disconnecting MC4 connectors but it doesn't fit all MC4 connectors on the market. The spanner is not wide enough. However, one can force it and it does help to disconnect the most MC4 connectors.