A tool storage assembly, including a container assembly, and at least a multi-tool assembly, removably connected to said container assembly, wherein said container assembly and said multi-tool assembly comprise respective sliding connection portions that engage each other.

An apparatus stores elongated implements, each in a holder, such as a knife in a scabbard. The storage system allows for removing the holder from the system and immediately placing it in use. A vertical support wall supports implements in their holders. A support block interacts with an implement holder. An implement holder is slid in a transverse direction to remove it from the support block. A curved guide wall is in the path of the implement holder and helps guide the implement holder in a longitudinal direction away from the vertical support wall for removal from storage. The vertical wall may be magnetic and the support unit comprises a magnet. Other embodiments may be non-magnetic and have support blocks secured to the vertical support wall by mechanical means.

A portable drill ready stand and tool caddy has a stability base, a drill ready stand, a drill docking port, hand tool docking ports, and drill bit trays. The drill ready stand extends upwards from the stability base and may include some hand tool docking ports. The drill docking port is attached to the drill ready stand and is adapted to receive and securely hold a portable drill. The drill docking port holds the drill in a ready position so that a user can grasp the drill and immediately use it. Hand tool docking ports can hold a measuring tape, carpenter's square, pliers, or screwdrivers, etc. Drill bit trays can removably mount on the stability base and can incorporate drill bit storage ports that accept a plethora of drill bits, nut drivers, spade bits, auger bits, or any other accessory that is used with a drill.

A tool repair system that aids in the repair of malfunctioned inner tool components. The system includes a package having a fully assembled component disposed on top of a component locating structure and held in place by one or more retainers. After removing the malfunctioned component, the tool can be lowered onto the component locating structure, thereby pushing the retainers off the fully assembled component and coupling the fully assembled component to the tool via an opening in the tool. Repairing the tool is therefore quick, easy, and does not require extensive knowledge of the inner workings of the tool.

Packaging comprising of a display structure for displaying the hand tool. A retaining structure is combined to the display structure for engaging the working end of the ratchet tool with friction to prevent rotation of the working end. A securement structure is combined to the display structure and is configured to secure a portion of the ratchet tool in a manner that permits rotation of the handle of the ratchet tool relative to the working end while preventing the ratchet tool from being separated from the securement structure.

A wrench support rack including a base, and at least one clamp assembly attached to the base and comprising a vertical stop spaced apart from a push member. The space in between the vertical stop and the push member forms a groove configured to receive a stem of a wrench. The vertical stop includes an upper ridge portion configured to engage a stem of a wrench and limit vertical movement of a wrench disposed in the groove. The push member includes an inward protrusion configured to press a stem of a wrench in to the vertical stop and limit horizontal movement of a wrench disposed in the groove.

A plier hanger is configured to restrict a locking plier which includes a stationary jaw, a stationary handle, a movable jaw and a movable handle, and the plier hanger including a main body and a restricting member. The main body has a penetration portion, a first engaging portion and an assembling portion. The penetration portion is configured for the stationary jaw to be disposed therethrough and the first engaging portion is configured to engage the stationary handle. The restricting member has a second engaging portion and an installation portion. The installation portion is assembled with the assembling portion and the second engaging portion is configured to engage at one side of the stationary handle opposite to the first engaging portion.

A wrench holder assembly has a body and a positioning base. The body has a top surface, two side edges, and two side walls. The two side walls are formed on and protrude from the two side edges respectively. Each side wall has multiple engaging recesses defined in the side wall. Each engaging recess in one of the side walls corresponds to a respective one of the engaging recesses in the other one of the side walls in position. The positioning base is mounted on the top surface of the body, is located between the side walls, and has a track base and multiple positioning elements. The positioning elements are moveably mounted on the track base and are capable of being positioned relative to the track base.

A retention device for hand-held power tools. The retention device may include a first plate which may be attached to the underside of the power tool; a second plate and a third plate which may be connected to the first plate via hinges. The second and third plates may have aligned notches fit for an object such as a piece of lumber. When the second and third plates are extended, the retention device may allow the power tool to be set down on the edge of the object in an upright position. When the second and third plates are folded, the power tool may still be placed in an upright position on a flat surface.

A combination comprises a handle module that is attachable to a detachable shaft module for collectively performing a surgical procedure, a first removable, rechargeable battery pack connectable to the handle module for providing electric power to the handle module during a surgical procedure and a charging station for charging the first battery pack when the battery pack is removed from the handle module and inserted into the charging station. The charging station comprises means for rapidly charging the first battery pack when a rapid charge user input for the battery pack is received by the charging station.