into hole 64 formed in head 52 until snap connector 72 snaps into place i e spring loaded ball bearing 75 engages one of detents 65 the top end of lug 74 is cylindrical sliding into a cylindrical bore defined in the top end of head 52 fig6 shows an alternative embodiment of head 52 wherein socket portion 62 extends transversely through cylindrical body 60 thus when inserted in socket 62 handle 54 will extend generally perpendicularly axis 59 but not in the same plane handle 54 and head 52 are made of machined aluminum or aluminum alloy but of course other known materials and manufacturing methods that are well known in the hand tool industry are contemplated however it is desirable that t connector holding tool 50 be rigid and durable for example steel stainless steel and or lightweight composite materials may be used in the production of t connector holding tool 50 handle portion 70 of handle 54 may be dipped in or otherwise coated or covered with elastomeric material not shown to provide an improved grip and comfort handle portion 70 may be knurled etched or finished in another known fashion to improve the grip and aesthetics an additional head 52 is manufactured for each commonly sized t connector t connectors are most commonly are made for quarter inch pipe three eighths inch pipe one half inch pipe and five eighths inch pipe it is contemplated that a head 52 be produced for each size t.