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several different sized wrenches. A 4-inch adjustable wrench is very handy as it takes up less room in the rigger kit bag. [Figure 6-42] 

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Screwdriver–multi-tip—used for L-bar connector links and general use. A good quality screwdriver with interchangeable tips is the most versatile model. Good quality cannot be 

stressed enough. If the tip of the screwdriver does not fit the slot in the screw of a L-bar connector properly, it can slip out and can cause damage to the screw head or injury to the rigger. [Figure 6-43] 

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Needle-nose pliers—used for heavy-duty gripping and pulling, such as for needles in webbing. A small needle-nose plier is also handy for pulling thread after a seam ripper has been used. [Figure 6-44] 

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Cable cutters—used for cutting stainless steel cable and trimming the 3-ring release cable to length. A good quality cable cutter, such as the Felco$^{™}$ model C7, cuts the cable cleanly. Electrician’s pliers or diagonal cutters flatten the ends of the wire unless they are of high quality and sharp. [Figure 6-45] 

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Ripstop roller—used for applying ripstop tape for canopy repairs. It removes air bubbles and wrinkles. A standard wallpaper roller works well. [Figure 6-46] 

