A system for a portable wall supported tool holder including a bracket assembly and a receptable assembly is disclosed. The bracket assembly includes a bracket having a first tubular bar with a rod extending perpendicularly therefrom. The bracket also includes a second tubular bar with a rod extending perpendicularly therefrom. The second tubular bar slidably engages the first tubular bar. The two rods are parallel to one another and engage a wall therebetween. One of the rods has a support post extending perpendicularly outward that supports an angularly adjustable joint having a receptacle shelf providing a support surface attached thereto. The receptacle shelf has a cylindrical receptacle extending upward to receive a bucket and a small shelf extending from the side of the bucket receptacle to receive tools.

A system for a portable wall supported tool holder including a bracket assembly and a receptable assembly is disclosed. The bracket assembly includes a bracket having a first tubular bar with a rod extending perpendicularly therefrom. The bracket also includes a second tubular bar with a rod extending perpendicularly therefrom. The second tubular bar slidably engages the first tubular bar. The two rods are parallel to one another and engage a wall therebetween. One of the rods has a support post extending perpendicularly outward that supports an angularly adjustable joint having a receptacle shelf providing a support surface attached thereto. The receptacle shelf has a cylindrical receptacle extending upward to receive a bucket and a small shelf extending from the side of the bucket receptacle to receive tools.

A tool tray adapted to being placed on a floor and on a tire, comprising top and bottom facing surfaces surrounded by front and rear panels and first and second side panels. A plurality of supports projecting downward from the bottom facing surface to support the tool tray on the tire. A plurality of swivel caster wheels mounted to the bottom facing surface whereby the tool tray can freely move on the floor.

A tray and tool case that is hung from the rungs of a ladder or scaffold or closed and carried with tools inside. User may safely and securely store tools on or within the device while engaged in construction projects without climbing off a ladder or scaffold. The device consists of a tray surface with tool openings and rear support leg with tool openings and tool straps, connected to each other with secure fasteners and folding fasteners with locking pins. Three side walls of the tray surface are raised to prevent loss of tools. The device is secured in an open position with secure fasteners like screws, folding fasteners, and locking pins. The closed case is secured with push pin locks after the folding fasteners are folded down but may be opened when the push pink locks are disengaged and the curved opening is used to pull the device open.

A tray and tool case that is hung from the rungs of a ladder or scaffold or closed and carried with tools inside. User may safely and securely store tools on or within the device while engaged in construction projects without climbing off a ladder or scaffold. The device consists of a tray surface with tool openings and rear support leg with tool openings and tool straps, connected to each other with secure fasteners and folding fasteners with locking pins. Three side walls of the tray surface are raised to prevent loss of tools. The device is secured in an open position with secure fasteners like screws, folding fasteners, and locking pins. The closed case is secured with push pin locks after the folding fasteners are folded down but may be opened when the push pink locks are disengaged and the curved opening is used to pull the device open.

A rack for supporting items defines a channel or trough to receive support bases or blocks therein. Each support base carries at least one item. One item may be a router bit. The rack and support base(s) may collectively define a router bit storage and display system that can be mounted to a support surface, such as a wall or a router table. The system enables a woodworker to safely store and easily access router bits for use in their router device when needed. The router bits are maintained spaced apart from each other when supported by the rack so as to not damage each other. The system can be modular or modularly expanded to grow with the woodworker such that when the woodworker acquires more router bits, the system can add more racks and support bases to ensure there is adequate room for the woodworker's additional router bits.

The present disclosure is a device for carrying tools and sundries that has a bucket with an outside surface and an inside surface. Further, the device has at least one metal band coupled around the outside surface of the bucket and at least one magnet coupled to the metal band and configured for securing tools.

A storage hutch assembly 10 including a plurality of dissimilar assemblies, such as a power tool holder assembly 120, which may be selectively and operatively deployed within the hutch assembly 10 upon a contained shelf 30 and/or upon a storage cart, such a cart 50, and/or upon a surface such as surface 25 contained within the storage hutch assembly 10.

A storage hutch assembly 10 including a plurality of dissimilar assemblies, such as a power tool holder assembly 120, which may be selectively and operatively deployed within the hutch assembly 10 upon a contained shelf 30 and/or upon a storage cart, such a cart 50, and/or upon a surface such as surface 25 contained within the storage hutch assembly 10.

A simple, versatile tool and accessory caddy, temporarily attachable to a wall, rollable across a floor and securely providing easy access to a tile installer of all needed tile installation tools and accessories.