Plastic Tools To Replace those made of steel-New Invention Reveals How

BROOKSVILLE, Fla. - July 1, 2013 - PRLog -- That is why Louis F. Mlecka and son Phillip, on June 14, 2013, developed a multi-use basic tool made of tough durable plastic that will sell for a fraction of what the individual tools cost now..  The basic tool by itself can be used to dig holes for posts, plants and small trees, plus plug grass and install termite stations. It also separates to reveal a heavy guage wire that can be used to jab paper and pick up other trash including aluminum  cans and other discarded items.

As an option, it is designed for attachment of plastic tools like shovels, spades, rakes, brooms of all kinds, mop holders, saw  and many more.  In addition, in development are extensions to cut and trim tree limbs and to remove snow from one story house roofs without damaging the shingles.  

A working copy of the prototype is available.

Mlecka said, all we need now is for an investor to  help us obtain a patent and lead the way to have it mass produced for global sales.  

There is nothing like it so obtaining a patent should be no problem.

Those interested can obtain more information by calling 352-796-2089 or email to mlecka@att.net.