1. Pipe extractor
   Powered pipe cutter
2. Drain gun
   Drain cleaning mitt

Powered pipe cutters can slice through just about any type of material, including steel! These also work well with compatible power drive units.

1. Channel lock
   Hose cutter
2. Metal file
   Drain auger

After pipes are cut, the edges are often sharp and rough, which could be both dangerous and not very aesthetically-pleasing. Metal files help to smooth out these edges.

1. Hole saw
   Hose cutter
2. Fire-resistant cloth
   Pipe wrench

Hole saws are great for cutting holes in a variety of materials, including concrete and wood. The saw blades are also round in shape.

1. Closet auger
   Slip-joint pliers
2. Basin wrench
   Tubing cutter

If your toilet is clogged, a plumber may use a closet auger to fish out the problem. These are also called "water closets" as a nickname.

1. Pipe extractor
   Fitting cutter
2. Pipe wrench
   Cable feeder

Pipe wrenches are used to adjust pipes through loosening or adjusting. The jaws of the wrench can also be shortened or lengthened depending on the size of the pipe.

1. Tubing cutter
   Pipe freezing spray
2. Pipe thawing unit
   Slip-joint pliers

Slip-joint pliers are great for adjusting nuts and bolts, as well as pumps and pipes. These are very easy to use, and easy to grip for any plumber.

1. Guide hose
   Propulsion nozzle
2. Tubing cutter
   Drop head nozzle

Tubing cutters do what their name says: they cut through tubes. These cutters are also ideal for a wide variety of materials, including copper, steel and aluminum.

1. Drain cleaner hose
   Pipe extractor
2. Basin wrench
   Coupling pin key

Basin wrenches are great for tightening or loosening fasteners that are in hard-to-reach places. These also feature a long reach and a rounded jaw.

1. Compression sleeve puller
   Hand auger
2. Wrench
   Hole saw

"Snakes" or hand augers, are used to unclog sink and bathtub drains. They also won't damage the surface of the drain during the unclogging process.

1. Clutch jaw
   Pipe freezing spray
2. Switch pack drum
   Propane torch

Propane torches are used to solder pipes together through a fine flame. For extra precaution, a plumber may also use a fire-resistant cloth in conjunction with a propane torch.

1. Plunger
   Adjustable wrench
2. Inspection camera
   Compression sleeve puller

Compression sleeve pullers are great for fixing faucets, as they help to detach faucet handles from valve stems. They're also used to pull compression nuts from stubborn tubes.

1. Hack saw
   Conduit screwdriver
2. Outer reamer
   Battery charger

Hack saws are used for hacking away at a variety of heavy-duty materials. Some of these includes plastic, metal and wood.

1. Pipe fitting reamer
   Adjustable wrench
2. Camera head dome
   Closet auger

Adjustable wrenches are great for tightening or loosening a variety of nuts and bolts. The jaws of this tool can also be adjusted depending on the size of the bolt.

1. Flaring tool set
   Plunger
2. Tubing reamer
   Swaging tool set

Plungers are a common household tool that is used to unclog almost any type of toilet. They're also cheap and very easy to use.

1. Tape measure
   Hack saw
2. Hose cutter
   Rib-joint pliers

Rib-joint pliers are easy to grip and are great for adjusting almost any kind of bolt. These may also be used for various types of pipes and fittings.

1. V-head pipe stand
   Air flaring tool
2. Channel locks
   Tube expander

Also known as groove pliers, channel locks are used to stabilize and unscrew pipes. Many plumbers use channel locks instead of pipe wrenches.

1. Drain stick
   V-head pipe stand
2. Water key
   Pipe cutter

V-head pipe stands are used to support a variety of pipes if a plumber needs to work on them. These stands are typically shaped like a tripod and can be adjusted in height.

1. Pipe cleaning brush
   Drain inspection system
2. Magnetic level
   Magnet locator

Pipe cleaning brushes are useful for cleaning dirty tubes and pipes. They're also used to prep a pipe job for soldering.

1. Receding geared threaders
   Screwdriver
2. Pipe inspection camera
   Manuel ratchet pipe threaders

Manuel ratchet pipe threaders are used for creating pipe threads for installation purposes. These may also be used on plastic or galvanized pipes.

1. Extension cord
   Transmitter line
2. Pipe fitting savers
   Basin nut wrench

This handy tool can help to remove pipe threads, as well as cleanly remove glued pipes. These also come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes.

1. Fitting saver kit
   Hole saw
2. Receding geared threaders
   Hack saw

Receding geared threaders are used to create large diameter threads for large pipes. This also includes material like black iron and stainless steel.

1. Metal file
   Stubby screwdriver
2. Conduit screwdriver
   Sink drain wrench

Used for thin-wall conduits, these screwdrivers can both ream and smooth using hooded blades. Conduit screwdrivers also feature a cushioned grip to alleviate discomfort.

1. Jig saw
   Junior hack saw
2. Camera head dome
   Internal pipe wrench

These types of wrenches features a hex body that is used for taking out pipe ends and broken pipe threads. These are also often made with steel construction.

1. Camera cable
   Enclosed-feed tubing cutter
2. Closet auger
   Hand-spin drain cleaner

Enclosed-feed tubing cutters are ideal for small and tight spaces. They can also cut through aluminum, steel and copper material.

1. Drain cleaner
   Dye tracer liquid
2. Water key
   Basket strainer wrench

A drain cleaner can be manually powered for cleaning any type of clogged drain. It can also be attached to a drill for power-operated use. It's also sometimes referred to as a snake.

1. Basket strainer wrench
   Basin nut wrench
2. Tub drain wrench
   Adjustable wrench

These are typically made from carbon steel and are used for safely holding the body of a basket strainer in place. These are also lightweight to carry and easy to use.

1. Pipe wrench
   Rib-joint pliers
2. Tubing reamer
   Channel lock

Tubing reamers help to get rid of unwanted pipe and tubing burrs during a plumbing job. These are also used for deburring and countersinking.

1. Spiral pipe reamer
   Drain auger
2. Blow torch
   Fire-resistant cloth

The purpose of a spiral pipe reamer is to countersink plastic and sheet metal holes. These are also used to deburr pipes and tubes.

1. Tongue plier
   Basin nut wrench
2. Plunger
   Hole saw

Basin nut wrenches are used to tighten, loosen and adjust nuts and bolts of varying sizes. These also feature a pivoted reversible jaw and T-Torque power.

1. Tubing cutter
   Hole saw
2. Basin wrench
   Conduit reamer

Conduit reamers attach to screwdrivers to help smooth out conduits that are thin in material. It also works with both round and square-shaped screwdrivers.

1. Sleeve puller
   Tube bender
2. Cartridge puller
   Pipe shear

This tool helps to pry cartridges from shower valves and faucets. It also helps to remove Moen stems.

1. Garbage disposer wrench
   Socket wrench
2. Sink wrench
   Handle puller

Jammed garbage disposers are no match for these types of tools. Garbage disposer wrenches help to unclog garbage disposers, while keep plumber's hands at a safe distance.

1. Tube bender
   Pipe saw
2. Long-nosed pliers
   Hand auger

Tube benders do exactly what its name says: it bends all kinds of tubes. This includes copper, aluminum and stainless steel.

1. Screwdriver
   Pipe saw
2. Crimp ring tool
   Extension cord

Pipe saws are ideal for cutting through plastic pipes, and are typically lightweight to handle. The handle is also durable and easy to grip.

1. Faucet seat wrench
   Water pump pliers
2. Pipe shears
   Radiator spud wrench

Pipe shears feature stainles steel blades that can cut through different kinds of pipes. These also feature precise precision and are easy to grip.

1. Strap wrench
   Water heater element wrench
2. Basin buddy nut wrench
   Socket wrench

Strap wrenches are great for plumbing jobs that involve tub spouts and water filters. The straps are also self-locking and are adaptable to any surface and shape.

1. Pipe threading kit
   Cartridge puller
2. Handle puller
   Pipe cutter

If faucet handles are giving you trouble, a plumber may extract them using a handle puller. The adjustable grip fingers of this tool can also fit on just about any type of handle.

1. Cleanout plug wrench
   Water heater element wrench
2. Universal stop key
   Radiator spud wrench

This type of wrench is best used with a ratchet to get rid of harsh water heater elements. These are also designed with heavy duty construction for long-lasting durability.

1. Pipe cutter
   Screwdriver
2. Spanner
   Hack saw

A plumber can cut through just about any type of pipe with a pipe cutter. These are simply attached to the pipe, and are turned to the side to cut the pipe.

1. Slip-joint pliers
   Propane torch
2. Soldering pad
   Faucet seat wrench

A faucet seat wrench is ideal for getting rid of eroded seats within faucets, showers and hose bibs. These are also fairly inexpensive and come in both square and hexagon shapes.