A handheld device of compact size combining a mini electric vacuum/blower, a pencil sharpener, a rubbery eraser, and a storage unit. The inventive device has one or more containers that house a motor and rotary fan for the vacuum/blower, a battery that powers the vacuum/blower, a pencil sharpener, a rubbery eraser, and a storage unit. The vacuum is used to clean the crumbs from the rubbery eraser or other small objects on a surface, and the vacuum easily converts to a blower that will generate air steam. The storage unit can house certain sized school supplies such as crayons, pens, pencils, or other small items. The inventive of the device is compact enough so that it can be operated single handedly and it can be carried in pockets or small bags.

A retractable bit holder for a bit-using power tool provides storage for bits within the power tool. The bit holder has a tube that slides along a cylindrical member of the casing of the power tool between open and closed positions. A bit-mounting member extends radially outwardly from the tube and has a plurality of clip members projecting from it, the clip members being configured for removably holding bits. The bit-mounting member has a first portion arranged for holding bits at a greater distance from the tube than a second portion of the bit-mounting member, thereby providing storage of bits having a range of diameters. The bit holder is sized to provide a recess between the bit-mounting member and an internal wall within the casing of the power tool. The bit holder may optionally be contained in a bit cartridge that is detachable from the power tool.

A rotary tool assembly includes a rotary tool having a body with a working end and a rear end, a motor disposed within the body, and a drive shaft rotatably driven by the motor. A base of the rotary tool assembly includes a battery receptacle configured to receive a battery pack and a stand for supporting the rotary tool when the rotary tool is not in use. The stand includes two arms defining a tool receptacle therebetween in which the rotary tool is supported. A power cord extends between the base and the rotary tool to transfer electric power from the base to the rotary tool to selectively power the motor. The battery pack is received in the battery receptacle for form a foot of the base.

A hand-held power tool, in particular a power screwdriver, includes a housing in which at least one drive motor is arranged for driving a tool receiving area. The drive motor can be activated via a manual switch, and the tool receiving area is designed to receive an insert tool. The hand-held power tool also includes an insert tool magazine for storing a plurality of selectable insert tools. The manual switch can be actuated in order to load a selected insert tool arranged in the insert tool magazine in the axial direction of the drive motor from the insert tool magazine into the tool receiving area and in order to activate the drive motor.

The invention relates to a holding device for arrangement on a battery pack of a machine tool, in particular a hand-held power tool, having at least one receptacle for holding a tool (14), an accessory or a consumable for the machine tool.

A bit holder configured to engage a power tool. The bit holder including a mounting element and a bit holding portion. The mounting element is configured to alternately engage a first mounting structure on a first side of the power tool and a second mounting structure on a second side of the power tool. The bit holding portion includes a bit retaining aperture configured to at least partially receive a bit to secure the bit to the power tool.

A tool clip for attaching a power tool to an item worn by a user. The tool clip includes a first piece having inner and outer parts joined by a bend. The tool clip further includes a second piece having inner and outer parts joined by a bend. The second piece includes a release tab which passes through a slot in the first piece to engage the first and second pieces with each other. The first and second pieces each have a mounting hole such that a screw can be passed through the mounting holes and into an existing hole in the power tool.

A driver attachment device includes a planar base portion having an upper surface, a lower surface, and an aperture extending through the upper and lower surfaces. A gripping surface extends downward from the lower surface of the base portion and function to prevent lateral or rotational movement of the device when secured to the drill via a screw positioned through the aperture. A pair of elongated resilient arms extend upward from the upper surface of the base portion along the pair of side surfaces. The resilient arms including a plurality of sections and bends that form a central receptacle for receiving and storing a drill bit driver. The central receptacle including a generally hexagonal shape having a dimension that is complementary to the industry standard dimensions of a commercially available drill bit driver. A plurality of magnetic elements is provided along the resilient arms and function to magnetically engage an inserted drill bit driver to prevent lateral movement of the driver.

A wallet includes a first metal shell with one or more openings on a shell perimeter adapted to clip one or more objects to the one or more openings; a second metal shell coupled to the first shell with a storage compartment therebetween; and securing a soft material to the first and second metal shells, wherein the soft material comprises compartment to store cards or money therein.

A hand tool is sleeved in a detachable handle case. The hand tool includes an elongated handle and a tool head extended from a first end of the handle, wherein the handle has a peripheral surface and a first retention structure formed thereon. The detachable handle case includes a handle sleeve having a hollow structure for receiving the handle of the hand tool therein and defining an inner surface and an outer surface. The handle sleeve includes an anti-slip arrangement formed at the outer surface and a second retention structure formed on the inner surface to engage with the first retention structure for preventing a relative movement between the handle sleeve and the handle.