The invention relates to a wear protection cap for a bit holder arrangement, having at least two panel segments, located at an angle to one another, for covering surface regions of the bit holder arrangement, the panel segments being integrally joined to one another and the wear protection cap being configured as a cast metal part or as a forged metal part. With a wear protection cap of this kind, the service life of a bit holder arrangement can be substantially improved and machine stoppage time can be decreased.

A drill attachment storage device for drill-couplable drill attachment storage includes a coupler that is coupled to a back of a housing proximate to a top of the housing. A plurality of penetrations is positioned on opposing sides of housing and extends through the housing. The penetrations are complementary to a shaft of a drill attachment. Each penetration is configured to reversibly couple a respective drill attachment. The coupler is configured to reversibly couple to a drill. The housing is positioned to store drill attachments such that the drill attachments are readily accessible to a user of the drill.

A drill bit cooling system is provided. After drilling use, the drill tip of a drill bit reaches higher temperatures than a shank or flute of the drill bit. Compartments are provided that are sized in length and width (diameter) to accommodate the drill bit and a cover or back plate with an increased melting temperature facilitates the storage of hot drill tip. By using different components to construct the drill bit holder, a lightweight and versatile cooling system permits the drill bit to be rapidly interchanged on a power tool or drill, without melting through the storage device. This helps the operator interchange drill bits while working on a workpiece without waiting for each drill bit to cool prior to storing and replacing the drill bit.

An object-holding apparatus comprising a body having at least one cavity formed on said one surface. The cavity further comprises a pathway extending from the surface into the body. At least one object can be disposed into the pathway of the cavity and be held tightly in the pathway. The object-holding apparatus can be water-tight with a tube filled with a flexible filling material being inserted into the pathway of the cavity of the body of the object-holding apparatus. The object to be held in the pathway can include but not limited to tools such as drill bits, impact driver bits, other oversized or small tool accessories, other tools including but not limited to screwdrivers, pliers, as well as any other item which a user would like to hold securely. A method to make an object-holding apparatus is also presented.

The present invention is a novel lanyard system for a piece releaseably connected to a tool by a piece receiver that includes a lanyard assembly with a two ended strap and a retraction system fixed to the tool in a storage region of the tool. In particular, one end of the strap is connected to the piece and the other strap end is connected to one end of the retraction system. The other end of the retraction system is connected to the tool. The strap is of sufficient length for the retraction system to retract a piece to the storage region after disconnection from the piece receiver. It is contemplated that the retraction system includes at least one spring (coil or helical) to cause the lanyard system to remain under tension while the piece is mounted in a piece receiver, thereby preventing or at least reducing the strap from interfering with the task at hand, the piece, the piece receiver or tool itself. The retraction system has sufficient tensional force to cause the retraction of a piece to the storage region once released from the work region of the tool.

A tool bit storage and retrieval device includes a housing, a caddy configured to slideably engage an interior of the housing and to removeably receive a plurality of tool bits, and a magnet affixed to the caddy and configured to attract the plurality of tool bits. The caddy is moveable between an open position and a closed position. The closed position is defined by the caddy being substantially contained by the housing. The open position is defined by the caddy being translated outwardly from the housing. The plurality of tool bits are moveable between a first position when the caddy is in the open position, and a second position when the caddy is in the closed position.

A sleeve bracket assembly includes a rail base, a positioning board and multiple positioning mounts. The rail base includes two side boards and a connecting seat connecting with the side boards. Each side board has a sliding rail protruding from an inner surface of the side boards. The positioning board is integratedly formed with the sliding rail. The positioning mounts are rotatably and movably mounted in the rail base and abut the positioning board. The positioning mounts are positioned between the positioning board and the rail base. When no external force is applied, the positioning mounts will not move or rotate.

A high-capacity self-locking toolbox with three opening modes, which includes a box frame, a box cover, and a clamping base. The box frame includes an upper box frame and a lower box frame which are folded in the middle to make two pieces. The box cover includes an upper box cover and a lower box cover. The two box covers are respectively provided on an upper surface and a lower surface of the box frame. A reinforced rib surface is provided inside an inner wall of the box frame. The reinforced rib surface is provided with self-locking clamping members in pairs, and the clamping base is installed in the self-locking clamping members. The three opening modes enable the toolbox to be opened from the upper side, the lower side, or the middle, so as to have access to the tools from any side of the toolbox. The interior of the toolbox is designed in modular, the clamping base has a self-locking function, and the tools have a compact arrangement.

A tip tool holder includes a nail portion to be inserted in an attachment hole formed in a power tool, an accommodation portion capable of accommodating a tip tool, and an opening opposite to the nail portion. The accommodation portion accommodates the tip tool such that an axis of the tip tool is substantially perpendicular to a direction in which the nail portion and the opening face each other. The tip tool holder includes a first arm and a second arm opposite to each other. The opening is included in the first arm while the nail portion is provided to the second arm.

A hand tool frame has a track base, at least one positioning mount, and an engaging structure. The track base has a bottom panel, a slide rail, and a connecting track. The at least one positioning mount is slidably mounted on the track base, and each has a sliding seat and an extending element. The sliding seat is slidably mounted in the slide rail and abuts the bottom panel. The extending element is formed on the sliding seat and extends out of the slide rail. The engaging structure is formed between the bottom panel of the track base and the at least one positioning mount to enable the at least one positioning mount to position securely on the track base without sliding relative to the track base, and has at least one first engaging segment and a second engaging segment.