Vessel Tools

Wera pioneered ergonomic tool design with the revolutionary Kraftform handle in 1968, shaped to the contours of the human hand with dual-zone construction combining hard crown zones for high-speed turning and soft zones for maximum torque transfer. The distinctive handle shape has become their signature, appearing in their logo and symbolizing over 80 years of user-centric innovation where functionality, resilience, and playful design create trust in professional tools.

PB Swiss Tools embodies uncompromising Swiss precision and durability, rooted in over 145 years of craftsmanship since their founding as a village smithy in 1878. Every tool is 100% manufactured in Switzerland using a proprietary spring steel alloy that delivers exceptional hardness and elasticity. Each tool carries a laser-marked serial number and lifetime guarantee, reflecting their commitment that 'the most sustainable tool is the one that only has to be made once.'

Since 1928, Tsubosan has embodied the Japanese craft tradition of steel file making. Their philosophy centers on creating precision edge tools that enable human creativity and craftsmanship, emphasizing durability, cutting efficiency, and resistance to clogging through innovations like their proprietary hard chrome coating.

iFixit champions the Right to Repair movement with tools designed in California using data from thousands of teardowns. Their design philosophy centers on making repair accessible to everyone, rejecting planned obsolescence in favor of durability, precision, and democratized knowledge.

Human Made Method - interpreting artifacts in a heartfelt way. HMM balances artisan craftsmanship with industrial precision, creating timeless objects that connect with humans through methodical functions and aesthetics. Each product embodies the human touch while maintaining the quality of industrial goods.

Makers Cabinet creates beautiful drawing and writing tools inspired by graceful tools of yesteryear. Their design philosophy centers on bringing joy through creativity, challenging conventions in search of new standards, and building tools for longevity as the antithesis to throwaway culture. Each tool is designed to spark creativity and be as joyful to use as they are to look at.