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Abstract

A pipe for use in smoking tobacco including a hollow stem having a mouth end structured as a small tool socket for grasping nuts and bolt heads, and for holding a removable screw driver rod. A tobacco bowl at the opposite end of the stem includes a sidewall defining an open mouth with the sidewall structured as a tool socket. The pipe can be stored by insertion into an elongated tubular hollow housing having a relatively large tool socket at one end, and a smaller tool socket at the opposite end in a sidewall of the housing. In a sidewall of the housing adjacent to the smaller socket is a receiving notch with inward extending lips. The pipe bowl extends 90 degrees to the stem and includes multiple grooves on its exterior surface to allow the bowl to be inserted into and grasped by the receiving notch lips to define a generally L-shaped or T-shaped overall tool shape for grasping by hand for use of the included sockets and screw driver. The pipe stem is removably storable within the housing with the bowl positioned in-part within the receiving notch. Also included is a reversible multitipped screw driver rod removably storable inside the pipe stem. A beverage bottle cap removing slot is provided in a sidewall of the housing. The pipe, with stored screw driver rod, stored within the housing is sufficiently small to fit easily into a pocket of an article of clothing.

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