The Tool for Horizontally Placed Caches at Height

Imagine a hole in the wall high up that would be impossible to place and retrieve with standard extractor tools, as they are generally designed for containers hanging vertically on a branch or a light pole.

With this tool, cache owners can place caches in new exciting - and challenging - ways that can provide other geocachers with a different experience.

On the other hand, finders of caches get yet another tool in the TOTT gear to capture the hard-to-reach containers hidden out of reach and in unconventional ways.

Unique Design for Geocaching Adventurers

Geocaching can be an exciting experience, and a good tool can make it even more enjoyable. The 3D-printed angled dual petling ring and hook tool is specifically designed to assist you when you are out capturing geocaches with your extractor.

The tool has been modified and equipped with threads that fit our lightweight extractors/telescopic poles with the corresponding thread. The material is lightweight yet robust, so you can rely on it even in challenging environments. The hook is particularly useful for reaching small or hidden containers that are concealed or placed in a way that standard tools cannot handle.

Practical Use in Geocaching

Geocachers know that some cache locations can be tricky to access. This is where the hook comes in as the perfect tool. With its agile curves, you can easily capture and retrieve the container from the hole in the wall, tree, or a completely different location.

Its eye-catching color also makes it easier to find in your gear or if you happen to drop it on the forest floor. Additionally, it is made to last and can withstand wear from frequent use, making it a good investment for any enthusiast.

3D Printing and Material Selection

3D printing technology has allowed for the creation of tools that would previously have been too complex or expensive to manufacture. With this tool, the material has received significant attention to ensure both strength and low weight. During development, there has been a focus on selecting a material that is not only durable but also environmentally friendly, such as the PLA filament made from lactic acid, corn, sugar, and other eco-friendly biomaterials.

Being 3D printed means that each tool can be produced with precision, and testing can easily be adapted to the best design without the need for massive production changes.

If you are a geocaching enthusiast, this tool will be a wonderful addition to your collection – both for its functionality and as an example of innovation in outdoor equipment.

NOTE: The tool is modified from this model by Ayntraxt.