fastener 25 retains hand tools 22d 22i in the handle 24 fastener 27 retain the hand tools 22a 22c in the handle 24 as illustrated in fig8 the 1 4 34 designation 92 is exposed indicating that the 1 4 34 hex tool has been rotated from the first storage position inside the first recess 74 to a second extended position the second side wall support 106 serves to guide the hand tool 22a from the first recess 74 to the second extended position fig9 and 10 illustrate the folding hand tool set 20 of fig7 and 8 in which the hand tool 22a has been rotated approximately 270 u00b0 relative to the one piece completely integral plastic handle 24 the hand tool 22a contacts the end stop 88 of the second reinforcing web 84 the end stop 88 serves to retain the hand tool 22a at right angles relative to the handle 24 when rotated 270 u00b0 the end stops 86 88 of the first and second reinforcing webs 82 84 retain the hand tools at approximately 90 u00b0 relative to the handle 24 thereby allowing the user to generate the maximum torque while minimizing the possibility that the hand tool will collapse toward the center rib 30 and pinch the user 39 s fingers the second side wall support 106 serves to guide the hand tool 22a from the first recess 74 to the second extended position it will be understood that the end stops 86 88 may be adjusted to permit more than 270 u00b0 of rotation fig1 14 17 and 18 illustrate an alternate one piece completely integral.