An apparatus includes a gambrel that defines two hooks configured to support an animal carcass. A fastening system is operatively connected to the gambrel and is configured to releasably connect a bladed tool to the gambrel. In one embodiment, the fastening system includes at least one magnet that retains one or more tools with magnetic force. The apparatus provides a convenient, safe, and clean place to store tools while processing an animal carcass.

The present disclosure relates to methods and apparatus for launch and recovery of a remote inspection device within a liquid storage tank. In one embodiment, the tank is accessed by opening an entrance hatch and then injecting a vapor suppression foam across a surface of a stored liquid mass to form a foam layer. A launching system having a remote inspection device is attached to the entrance hatch to define a launch and recovery space sealed from an external environment and isolated from the stored liquid mass in the tank via a valve and the foam layer. The launch and recovery space is purged of hazardous vapors by injection of an inert gas prior to launch and recovery of the remote inspection device. Prior to removal of the launching system, the surface of the stored liquid mass is re-coated with vapor suppression foam.

The present invention relates to a top toolbox to provide additional storage on top of a toolbox without eliminating the workbench of the toolbox. The top toolbox is comprised of a cabinet, a frame guide, and lifting means to adjust the cabinet from a resting position in which the cabinet covers the frame guide to a raised position allowing access under the cabinet within the perimeter of the frame guide.

The present invention relates to a top toolbox to provide additional storage on top of a toolbox without eliminating the workbench of the toolbox. The top toolbox is comprised of a cabinet, a frame guide, and lifting means to adjust the cabinet from a resting position in which the cabinet covers the frame guide to a raised position allowing access under the cabinet within the perimeter of the frame guide.

A skyplate is the “knife block”of parts, tools, hardware or material.

A tool belt stand is configured for supporting a tool belt including a main strap configured for fastening about a wearer's waist and first and second pouches. Each pouch includes a strap-attachment loop at a pouch upper end through which the main strap is situated in order to retain the pouch on the main strap. The tool belt stand includes a base for setting upon a surface; a support post extending upwardly from the base along a post axis; and first and second tool-belt support arms situated above the base and depending from the post. Each tool-belt support arm is inserted into the strap-attachment loop of one of the first and second pouches such that the first and second pouches are suspended by the first and second tool-belt arms. The tool belt stand further includes a tool-pouch stabilizer that contacts and maintains in upright orientations the first and second pouches.

A tool belt stand is configured for supporting a tool belt including a main strap configured for fastening about a wearer's waist and first and second pouches. Each pouch includes a strap-attachment loop at a pouch upper end through which the main strap is situated in order to retain the pouch on the main strap. The tool belt stand includes a base for setting upon a surface; a support post extending upwardly from the base along a post axis; and first and second tool-belt support arms situated above the base and depending from the post. Each tool-belt support arm is inserted into the strap-attachment loop of one of the first and second pouches such that the first and second pouches are suspended by the first and second tool-belt arms. The tool belt stand further includes a tool-pouch stabilizer that contacts and maintains in upright orientations the first and second pouches.

A non-scratch tool belt apparatus conveniently contains instruments that are useful for a task adjacent to a user, such as for detailing operations of objects that have delicate surfaces or finishes. The tool belt apparatus is lightweight and generally features only soft exposed materials, such as cotton. The tool belt reduces the likelihood that users will lose an instrument, and also of scratching a surface. The apparatus includes an elongated fabric belt, a buckle, a non-scratch buckle cover, and a plurality of tool bags. The elongated fabric belt wraps around a user and is secured by the buckle. The buckle cover encloses the buckle to prevent scratching. The buckle cover and plurality of tool bags can slide on the belt. The tool bags are each configured to hold at least one instrument, such as a tool or bottle used in detailing operations.

A non-scratch tool belt apparatus conveniently contains instruments that are useful for a task adjacent to a user, such as for detailing operations of objects that have delicate surfaces or finishes. The tool belt apparatus is lightweight and generally features only soft exposed materials, such as cotton. The tool belt reduces the likelihood that users will lose an instrument, and also of scratching a surface. The apparatus includes an elongated fabric belt, a buckle, a non-scratch buckle cover, and a plurality of tool bags. The elongated fabric belt wraps around a user and is secured by the buckle. The buckle cover encloses the buckle to prevent scratching. The buckle cover and plurality of tool bags can slide on the belt. The tool bags are each configured to hold at least one instrument, such as a tool or bottle used in detailing operations.

The utility cart of the present application comprises a frame, at least two wheels and a storage panel. In one embodiment, the storage panel is removable and capable of being replaced with an alternate storage panel.