The invention provides a tool organizer specifically designed for drywall finishers. It incorporates a rectangular base board with a front surface featuring multiple storage pockets for holding various tools. A water reservoir tube, affixed to the top edge of the base board, enables controlled moistening of a foam or sponge pad located on one side edge. An opposing side edge features a squeegee for pre-cleaning tasks. A foldable element at the bottom edge of the base board acts as a kickstand for supporting the organizer in a slanted position. The invention aims to integrate tool storage and cleaning functionalities for drywall finishing tasks.

A multifunctional cup handle includes a cup body. An upper portion of an outer side of a wall of the cup body is provided with a cup protrusion. A fixed shaft is provided on the cup protrusion. An upper end of a bending handle is provided with a handle shaft hole. The handle is sleeved on the fixed shaft. A locking device is provided on the fixed shaft. When a lower end of the bending handle is rotated to a highest position, the locking device locks the handle shaft hole, such that the lower end located directly above the cup body forms a lifting yoke of the cup body. When the lower end of the bending handle is rotated to a lowest position, the locking device locks the handle shaft hole, such that the bending handle at a side of the cup body forms a grip of the cup body.

A multifunctional cup handle includes a cup body. An upper portion of an outer side of a wall of the cup body is provided with a cup protrusion. A fixed shaft is provided on the cup protrusion. An upper end of a bending handle is provided with a handle shaft hole. The handle is sleeved on the fixed shaft. A locking device is provided on the fixed shaft. When a lower end of the bending handle is rotated to a highest position, the locking device locks the handle shaft hole, such that the lower end located directly above the cup body forms a lifting yoke of the cup body. When the lower end of the bending handle is rotated to a lowest position, the locking device locks the handle shaft hole, such that the bending handle at a side of the cup body forms a grip of the cup body.

The invention discloses a rotating multifunctional handle of a cup, which comprises a cup body and a handle. A connecting seat is fixedly arranged on the side wall of the cup body; the upper end of the handle is rotatably connected to the seat; a rotating piece is mounted between the handle and the seat and driven by the handle to rotate; a plurality of positioning grooves are formed in one of the seat and the rotating piece; positioning protruding points are arranged on the other and clamped into the grooves to lock the relative rotation between the handle and the seat; when the handle rotates relative to the seat, the positioning protruding points oppressively jump and move along the circle of the grooves, thereby positioning the handle in a first position to serve as a grip or a second position to serve as a lifting handle.

A modular tool tray organizer is composed of a plurality of rectilinear shaped base panels, each having side edges and a bottom surface. A first series of tubes projecting from a first side edge of a panel and a first series of sockets are formed in a second side edge of the panel. The panels of the tray are interconnected by engaging the first series of tubes projecting from a first panel into a series of sockets of an adjacent panel.

The invention provides a tool organizer specifically designed for drywall finishers. It incorporates a rectangular base board with a front surface featuring multiple storage pockets for holding various tools. A water reservoir tube, affixed to the top edge of the base board, enables controlled moistening of a foam or sponge pad located on one side edge. An opposing side edge features a squeegee for pre-cleaning tasks. A foldable element at the bottom edge of the base board acts as a kickstand for supporting the organizer in a slanted position. The invention aims to integrate tool storage and cleaning functionalities for drywall finishing tasks.

A modular insert system that divides a containere.g., a standard bucketinto multiple isolated compartments using wedge-shaped sections. Each section fits snugly, includes an over-rim support to hold position, and can be individually removed for filling, pouring, or cleaning. Optional accessories (brush holders, lids, slide-on handles, ladder-hook carry handle) and alternative bucket geometries are contemplated. Applications include painting, construction, food service, janitorial, floristry, outdoor, mechanical, and household uses.