Aspects of the disclosure relate to a coupling assembly 1000 for connecting a tool to a strap/lanyard. The coupling assembly comprises: a male connector 100 comprising a shaft 102 which extends longitudinally from a first end 104 to a second end 106; a female connector 10 comprising a connector body 12 which defines a longitudinal passage for receiving the shaft of the male connector; an engaging member 40 which is movable between an engaged state in which the engaging member is configured to inhibit disconnection of the male and female connectors, and a disengaged state in which disconnection of the male and female connectors is permitted; and a blocking member 60 which is movable between a first position in which the blocking member is configured to inhibit actuation of the engaging member, and a second position in which actuation of the engaging member is permitted.

A carrying device for a tool, including a receiving device with a receiving space for receiving the tool and with a retaining device for rotatably mounting and fastening the receiving device to a base part. The retaining device has a first retaining device associated with the receiving device and a second retaining device associated with the base part. A latch device includes a first latch associated with the receiving device and a second latch associated with the base part in order to latch the receiving device in different positions relative to the base part.

A fastening device for fastening a portable receiving device for a tool to a piece of clothing or a piece of furniture, wherein the receiving device is provided with a receiving space for receiving the tool and with a first retaining device for mounting the receiving device on the fastening device. A second retaining device is assigned to the fastening device and interacts with the first retaining device of the fastening device. The fastening device includes a first contact surface and a second contact surface, which face one another, wherein a bar-like carrying piece can be releasably positioned between the first contact surface and the second contact surface.

Provided is an improved structure of a back clip of a tool box. The tool box induces a main body and a back clip. The main body has a back side in which two slide channels are formed. The back side of the main body is also provided with a spring plate. The back clip has opposite side edges each forming a wing section. The two wing sections are receivable and engageable with the slide channels of the back side of the main body for sliding in a vertical direction. The back clip includes a hanging hole and a retention slot formed therein. With such a structural arrangement, a tool box that is carryable and usable in a hung or attached form is provided.

The present invention of a portable electronic terminal holding tool allows ensuring the hold of a portable electronic terminal without dropping from a hand as well as enhancing input operability by the thumb of a holding hand through extending the reachable range of the thumb. This holding tool comprises a stick protruding in the direction of a side surface of a portable electronic terminal. The stick is placed on the interdigit between fingers, while the tips of fingers prop up the portable terminal from the back surface.

A tool storage device and a tool box. The device may include flexible walls cooperating to define a storage area, and a rigid frame supported in the storage area and including a central portion extending in a direction from a bottom wall toward a top wall, one base portion extending from one side of the central portion, along the bottom wall and toward one side wall, and another base portion extending from an opposite side of the central portion, along the bottom wall and toward an opposite side wall. The tool box may include a body defining a storage compartment; a lid defining a groove in its outer surface to support an elongated work piece; and a handle engageable with a work piece supported in the groove. The lid may be attachable to the top of the body in a closed position and to the bottom in a stowed position.

A tool storage and carrying system for storing and carrying a variety of small flattened hand tools used for working with herbs and similar food or plant material includes a thin rigid sheet with specially configured recesses on a surface of the sheet for accommodating the placement of individual tools, the tools being removably held in the recesses in a variety of different ways including magnetic attachment, pressure fit and sliding engagement. The sheet can be optionally extended to include a grinding area formed by a plurality of grooves, and also can include an optional removable cover.

A magnetic nipper is provided. The magnetic nipper has a pair of elongate arms with opposed first and second surfaces. The pair of elongate arms are hingedly connected to allow the pair of elongate arms to rotate about an axle. The first and second surf aces each contain at least one magnet have a polarity such that the magnets repel.

A hangable sheath assembly includes a sheath and a hanger. The sheath includes a space, an opening in communication with the space, an edge extending around the opening, a wing extending from the edge, and a slot in the wing. The hanger includes an anchor inserted in the slot. The anchor includes a barb for abutment against the wing to keep the anchor in the slot, thereby keeping the hanger on the sheath.

An apparatus for retaining spatulas or putty knives during non-use by providing a spackle knife holster that removably retains the spatulas with a magnet positioned on an inner wall and preferably separated by one wall. The spackle knife holster further contains a plurality of pockets made of plastic to retain a plurality of spatulas. The apparatus further provides loops and a strap to affix the spackle knife holster to a user's belt loops at a desired angle.