A case for a tool having a pocket with a base panel, first and second side panels, first and second end panels, and first and second slots. A first strap having a first proximal end affixed to the pocket first and a first distal end and a second strap having a second proximal end affixed to the pocket and a second distal end. The first and second straps are configured to crisscross each other, and the first distal end is configured to pass through the first slot and the second distal end is configured to pass through the second slot.

A blow molded container includes a main member comprising a top, a first side orthogonal to the top, a second side orthogonal to the top, an external wall, and an internal wall defining a tool cavity. A corner portion is defined as a portion of the main member and includes least a first layer and a second layer. The first layer forming at least a part of the external wall and the second layer forming at least a part of the internal wall. The first layer and the second layer are adhered together to along a predetermined pattern to form at least a first line segment and a second line segment on one of the internal wall or the external wall of the corner portion.

An anti-theft socket fixing seat includes a seat and a clamp member. The seat has one end provided with a hollow pillar, with a protrusion formed on the pillar, such that the protrusion is allowed to protrude and contract with respect to the pillar along a radial direction of the pillar. The pillar has a through hole passing through two ends of the seat. The clamp member passes through the through hole and includes a support portion and an operation portion. The operation portion has one end connected with the support portion and the other end exposed from the pillar. When the socket is mounted around the pillar, the operation portion is able to move the support portion to a pressing position in the through hole, such that the protrusion is engaged with an engagement groove of the socket, achieving an anti-theft function.

People carry electronic devices on their person which have cases to protect electronic devices from falls. People also carry a variety of tools on their persons. Existing cases rarely have integrated tools and when they do the utility of the case and the tool are both reduced. The present invention is a protective case for electronic devices which securely stores tools inside the case. The tools are fully removable from the case. The tools are retained in the case by geometric interference between the tool and the case.

A safety device container that has a divider with a cut-out section disposed within the chamber of the container to immobilize and protect a safety device. The container having a first and second housing that when in a closed position the second housing engages a ledge of the first housing.

A vehicle service cart having a rolling base and a cabinet structure extending, therefrom. The service cart further comprises a plurality of handles operable to serve as wheel-mounts without disrupting rolling functions of the cart. The service cart further comprises a compressed-air tank. The service cart further comprises a specialized work surface atop the cabinet structure, the specialized work surface having specialized recesses to hold particular tools.

A wrench case for a set of combination wrenches, where each wrench includes an open end, a closed end, and an elongate handle extending therebetween. The wrench case includes a handle, a post receiving the open end of each wrench, and a body including a front side and a back side. The front side supports the elongate handle of each wrench. The wrench case further includes a plurality of tabs spaced apart along the front side of the body. Between adjacent tabs is a gap that receives each wrench. The wrench case further includes a door pivotally coupled to the body between a closed position, in which the door is coupled adjacent the front side of the body to maintain each wrench against the body, and an open position, in which the door is coupled adjacent the back side of the body.

An Apparatus, Method, and System for Hardware Mapping and Management is disclosed. Apparatus comprises a substrate housing hardware units associated with an object; one or more holes within the substrate for housing at least one hardware unit of the object are positioned based on a layout corresponding to the hardware units' assembly within the object. A method providing a plurality of substrates for housing hardware comprised of at least two components and at least two hardware units for each component, configuring a first plurality of holes within a first substrate of the plurality of substrate, wherein the first plurality of holes are laid out within the first substrate at locations relative the location of hardware units within a first component, and configuring a second plurality of holes within a second substrate of the plurality of substrate, wherein the second plurality of holes are laid out within the second substrate at locations relative the location of hardware units within a second component.

A power tool housing can include a circumferential housing groove having at least one detent. A wire can include a central bend forming a hook end of a wire body, and can include two free ends of the wire forming a coupling end of the wire body. The coupling end can be received in the housing groove, and the coupling end can have at least one cooperating detent. The at least one detent and the at least one cooperating detent can be engaged in a storage position in which the hook end is positionable adjacent the power tool housing, and can be engaged in an in-use position in which the hook end is positionable extending away from the power tool housing ready for use in hanging the tool. The coupling end can be slidable along the housing groove between the storage and in-use positions.

A modular spackle knife caddy is an apparatus that houses spackle knives for a user while executing tasks. The apparatus a U-shaped hook, a bracing plate, a primary spackle-knife holder, and a primary attachment mechanism. The U-shaped hook attaches onto a garment. The bracing plate connects the at least one spackle knife holder with the hook. The primary spackle-knife holder retains at least one spackle knife. The primary attachment mechanism connects the at least one primary spackle knife holder with the mounting plate. In a first embodiment, the at least one primary spackle knife holder includes a receptacle. In a second embodiment, the at least one primary spackle knife holder includes a sheath. A third embodiment further includes a secondary spackle knife holder, wherein the at least one primary spackle knife holder includes a receptacle. The at least one secondary spackle knife holder includes a sheath.