pliers

They're somewhat heavier, usually being all-metal and bigger, but the bigger blades and the pliers/cutters are worth it.

Having multi-character delimiters for `cut` doesn't seem as unreasonable to me as having pliers on a screwdriver.

Wire and a set of pliers (to cut and twist the wire) is really useful stuff.

Three years old can safely play with few screwdrivers, pliers and cardboard box without close supervision.

You pull out the pliers, but they don’t have those serrated surfaces; it’s flat and smooth.

I would say that the best tools to get people to pay you back are crowbar and pliers.

Give me a cheat-sheet, some pliers, and a bail of wire any day.

And a screwdriver, or a pair of pliers never went out of use.

For tools you'll want needle-nose pliers, wire cutters and a wire stripper.

The knot you could tie (or partially tie) via thin shipbuilder's pliers.

I can see it get stuck and then you need to get a wrench or pliers to get it moving again.

A jackhammer and dynamite when a pair of pliers would suffice.

So many descriptions of things are on the order of "well, it's a set of pliers with a light on it" instead of "it's how I change fuses in my rusty fusebox in the middle of the night." You can't emphasize enough to people to tell a story, and the screencast is a great crucible for whether you have a good story to tell.