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 A hand-made tool back from the “good ol’ days” before corporations and their mass products took over. While they were crafted quite skillfully and mine any soil at speeds only matched by the MOOSE, their durability has severely deteriorated.
+===== Pickaxes =====
+Scrap bar
+A bar, found in the scrap. Scrap bar. This has been changed.
+Please wait for updated lore.
+Metal bar
+A makeshift crowbar made of … metal! Better at prying away loose metal plates from cocoon walls than the scrap bar, which is found in the scrap. Obviously.  See above
+Hand drill
+An manually operated drill and a scavenger’s best friend. It opens gearboxes, batteries, safes, wiring, nuclear power cores and uranium reactors.
+MAN-Drill
+The Micro activity nucleus (MAN) drill was developed for and deployed by Orbitals sub-contractor responsible for the construction of the H.I.V.Es.
+After the initial excavations for the first cocoons, they met layers of neigh impenetrable rock no one had anticipated.
+Unable to fulfill their contracts, the contractor went bankrupt but was subsequently bought by Orbital Industries.
+O.I’s engineers developed a lightweight, diamond-tipped hand drill in record time. To catch up with schedule, Mr. History authorized the incorporation of costly uranium power rods into the design. This required radiators to be attached to both sides of the drill and made handling the drill, without protective gear or external cooling, somewhat dangerous.
+Needless to say that the H.I.V.E. the project became a success, unlike Orbitals other big project…
+Rusty hand drill
+Just like the rusty shovel, this tool has seen better days. Fast when drilling through metal walls, it’ll break when trying to drill through anything more durable.