1. Plunger
   Hacksaw
2. Adjustable spanner
   Torch

Adjustable spanners come in large, medium and small sizes and are great for turning bolts and nuts. They can also be easily adjusted to the plumber's preference.

1. Pipe cutters
   Adjustable pipe wrench
2. Mole grips
   Pipe bender

Pipe cutters are used to easily hack through pipes. They're also great for small spaces and come in a variety of diameter sizes.

1. Slip joint pliers
   Blowlamp and gas
2. Plunger
   Telescopic tube cutter

Telescopic tube cutters are great for cutting pipes in a clean and efficient way. Most of these also come with a built-in deburrer for cleaner pipe cuts.

1. Adjustable pipe wrench
   Stubby screwdriver
2. Knee pads
   Mole grips

Pipes with a rounded surface are no match for adjustable pipe wrenches. These handy plumbing tools are essential for removing pipes that are stuck or for adjusting rounded bolts and nuts.

1. Radiator spanner
   Radiator key
2. Slip joint pliers
   Soldering pad

Slip joint pliers are a must for any plumber, as they are used to grip and hold a variety of nuts and bolts. These also have a pivot point that can be adjusted in size.

1. Mole grips
   Blowlamp and gas
2. Pipe bender
   Tape measure

Mole grips are perfect for holding things in place due to their gripping power. These are also great for turning rounded bolts and nuts.

1. Stop cock key
   Magnetic level
2. Claw hammer
   Blowlamp and gas

Great for soldering copper pipes together, a blowlamp and gas produces high-temperature flames. The higher the quality, the less likely the soldered joints will leak.

1. Junior hack saw
   Pipe bender
2. Screwdriver
   File set

A pipe bender does what its name says: It bends pipes! This handy tool can also bend pipes that are between 15 mm and 22 mm in width.

1. Plunger
   Stanley knife
2. Long-nosed pliers
   Spirit levels

If you've ever had a clogged drain or toilet, you've probably used a plunger before. These tools are cheap, and are efficient for unblocking just about any clogged toilet.

1. Allen keys
   Jig saw
2. Hacksaw
   Pressure tester

Hacksaws are great for hacking at bolts, nuts and pipes. The blade may also be removed for finer and more precise cutting.

1. Spanner
   Spirit levels
2. Claw hammer
   Bucket

These tools come in small, medium and large sizes and are great for measuring how horizontal or vertical a surface is. It's always best to use the biggest spirit level for more precise measuring.

1. Adjustable pipe wrench
   Mole grips
2. Junior hacksaw
   Pipe cutter

Great for small and enclosed spaces, a junior hacksaw can hack through just about anything. Most junior hacksaws also have a fine-toothed, removable blade.

1. Pipe freezer spray
   SDS drill
2. Soldering pad
   Allen keys

Allen keys are a must for removing or adjusting ahex grub screws that hold shower heads in place. They're also great for use in enclosed and small spaces.

1. Pipe deburrer
   Radiator key
2. Stop cock key
   Drain rod

Pipe deburrers are like the jack of all trades for plumbing. This tool can snip tins, cut pipes and enhance the final look of a finished product or plumbing job.

1. Torch
   Drain rod
2. File set
   Pressure tester

Drain rods can be hooked together to help unclog stubborn drains and sewers. The ends can be easily attached and removed by a plumber.

1. Sabre saw
   Circular saw
2. Jig saw
   Soldering pad

Soldering pads are fire-resistant and are used to protect the plumber and his/her workspace during the soldering process. They can be easily attached and removed at any time, and won't catch fire.

1. Radiator key
   Radiator spanner
2. Long-nosed pliers
   Stubby screwdriver

Radiator keys are essential for unblocking clogged air from a radiator. The keys are considered to be universal and helps to unlock "bleed screws."

1. Magnetic level
   Sabre saw
2. Gas meter box key
   Inspection camera

The toothed blades of a sabre saw are used to cut plastic, wood, metal and a variety of other materials. Great for refurnishing dated pipework, these saws are both fast and powerful.

1. Long-nosed pliers
   Basin spanner
2. SDS drill
   Angle grinder

Essential for wire work, long-nosed pliers have strong grips and a long reach for safety and accuracy. A must for any plumber, these pliers are able to bend and cut wire.

1. Spirit level
   Screwdriver
2. Magnetic level
   Slip joint pliers

Magnetic levels are used to "level" various types of surfaces. Due to the magnetic power of these tools, a plumber can work hands-free while the level "sets" on its own.

1. Tape measure
   Knee pads
2. Long phillips head screwdriver
   Stubby screwdriver

Stubby screwdrivers are great for adjusting bolts that are in hard-to-reach places, like under your sink. These screwdrivers also fit nicely in the palm of a plumber's hand for an easy grip.

1. Tape measure
   Stop cock key
2. Spirit level
   Magnetic level

Tape measures can be quite handy for measuring things on the go. It can also easily extend and retract whenever the plumber wants.

1. Angle grinder
   Long Phillips head screwdriver
2. Immersion heater spanner
   Basin spanner

Useful for plumbing work that is in tight spaces, this screwdriver features a long reach and an easy-to-grip handle. The long reach is also great for keeping the plumber's hands and knuckles out of the way.

1. Spanner
   Pipe bender
2. Knee pads
   Pipe cutter

For plumbers who work on their knees for extended periods of time, knee pads are great for alleviating pain and discomfort. Each knee pad provides ample amounts of cushion and they are fairly inexpensive to purchase.

1. File set
   Stanley knife
2. Pipe deburrer
   Soldering pad

Stanley knives are great for cutting a variety of materials and can easily fit in just about any pocket. The blades are also retractable for safety purposes.

1. Hacksaw
   Tube cutter
2. Claw hammer
   Adjustable spanner

This is called a claw hammer because of its "claw" that is used for prying nails out. The flat end of the hammer is used for hammering in nails.

1. Open-ended spanner set
   File set
2. Screwdriver set
   Pipe cutters

Spanners are great for adjusting a variety of nuts and bolts. A plumber usually has an open-ended spanner set in varying sizes for a variety of jobs.

1. Screwdriver
   Pressure tester
2. Inspection camera
   Jig saw

Before doing any work on pipes, a plumber uses a pressure tester to check how much pressure is in the pipes. These are very easy to use and are essential for any plumbing job.

1. Magnetic level
   Spirit level
2. Circular saw
   File set

A file set consists of files that vary in shapes and sizes. These are used to help polish the finishing look of almost any plumbing job.

1. Torch
   Bucket
2. Blowlamp and gas
   Knee pad

When plumbers are fixing a joint leak, they often place a bucket underneath the pipes to catch any loose drips. Buckets are also fairly inexpensive to purchase.

1. Inspection camera
   Gas meter box key
2. Cordless combi drill
   Stubby screwdriver

Plumbers like to use inspection cameras to see the inside of pipes and drains. These handy cameras are also useful for identifying problems and blockages that may not be seen with the naked eye.

1. Hacksaw
   Junior hacksaw
2. Jigsaw
   Circular saw

Jigsaws are particularly useful for cutting irregular shapes and patterns. They are also easy to use and consists of a comfortable grip.

1. SDS drill
   Pipe bender
2. Pipe cutter
   Cordless combi drill

This rechargeable drill is essential for drilling in almost any type of screw. These are also used to drill holes into a variety of material, and are considered to be quite powerful compared to most types of drills.

1. Angle grinder
   Circular saw
2. Spanner
   File set

Circular saws are ideal for cutting through just about any type of material, including wood, plastic and metal. The blades of this tool are also interchangebale.

1. Immersion heater spanner
   Pipe deburrer
2. SDS drill
   Soldering pad

Known as a "Special Direct System" drill, the SDS drill is used for those tough drilling jobs. These drills also come in a variety of settings, including chiselling and hammer action drilling.

1. Tape measure
   Knee pads
2. Pipe freezer spray
   Bucket

Plumbers use pipe freezer spray to freeze pipes so they don't have to switch off the water supply. This spray can also freeze pipes for an extended period of time without damaging them.

1. Angle grinder
   Basin spanner
2. Stubby screwdriver
   Adjustable spanner

Plumbers use a variety of tools for work in tight spaces, and the basin spanner is essential for those kinds of jobs. This tool is used to adjust under-sink fittings.

1. Immersion heater spanner
   Torch
2. Long-nosed pliers
   Pipe cutter

Used for hot water cylinder jobs, the immersion heater spanner is used to fit within various types of immersion heater elements. These tools are often large in size as well.

1. Sabre saw
   Allen keys
2. Plunger
   Angle grinder

Angle grinders are used to cut or polish a variety of materials. It also works with sanding discs, grinding wheels and various types of blades.

1. Gas meter box key
   Stop cock key
2. Wrench key
   Circular key

Stop cock keys are typically used in outdoor settings to stop the flow of water from the main water supply. Stopcocks are often hard to turn off, which is where the stop cock key comes in!