Embodiments describe a holder and an easel for holding and/or display one or more items. The holder and the easel are formed from a single piece of material.

A portable workstation having a box structure with a first compartment and a second compartment that are separated by a common wall. The first compartment has a first end and an opposite second end. A first panel rotates between a closed position and an open position about a first hinge connection in the first end of the first compartment. A second panel is provided that rotates between a first position and a second position. The second panel is connected to the box structure with a second hinge connection in the second end of the first compartment. The second panel contacts, and is supported by, the common wall when the second panel is rotated into its second position. The first panel contacts and locks the second panel in its second position when the second panel is in its second position and the first panel is in its closed position.

A portable workstation having a box structure with a first compartment and a second compartment that are separated by a common wall. The first compartment has a first end and an opposite second end. A first panel rotates between a closed position and an open position about a first hinge connection in the first end of the first compartment. A second panel is provided that rotates between a first position and a second position. The second panel is connected to the box structure with a second hinge connection in the second end of the first compartment. The second panel contacts, and is supported by, the common wall when the second panel is rotated into its second position. The first panel contacts and locks the second panel in its second position when the second panel is in its second position and the first panel is in its closed position.

An improved leveling device is a level having variously angled leveling vials along its length and is graduated with indicia using various standards of measurement. Magnetic strips along the top and bottom surface allows the leveling tool to be removably attached to metal, curved, or flat surfaces. A curved or a V-shaped notch along the length of the bottom side allows the level to be centered when placed along the center axis of a pipe, and then held there via the magnetic strips. The leveling vials may be vertically placed in relation to the elongated body, horizontally placed, positioned at 45 degrees, and/or have an adjustable angle. The elongated body has storage compartments for storing various accessories such as pencils or markers, and each compartment as a lid for retaining the accessories. A pencil sharpener is embedded within the elongated main body for handy sharpening of the stored pencils.

An improved leveling device is a level having variously angled leveling vials along its length and is graduated with indicia using various standards of measurement. Magnetic strips along the top and bottom surface allows the leveling tool to be removably attached to metal, curved, or flat surfaces. A curved or a V-shaped notch along the length of the bottom side allows the level to be centered when placed along the center axis of a pipe, and then held there via the magnetic strips. The leveling vials may be vertically placed in relation to the elongated body, horizontally placed, positioned at 45 degrees, and/or have an adjustable angle. The elongated body has storage compartments for storing various accessories such as pencils or markers, and each compartment as a lid for retaining the accessories. A pencil sharpener is embedded within the elongated main body for handy sharpening of the stored pencils.

An apparatus for securely accommodating drawing utensils receives one set square between two plates of a base receptacle. the plates are arranged and connected to one another such that a compartment for the set square spans between them. The compartment comprises on one side an insertion opening for the set square and, in a plate, an insertion slot for a grip piece of the set square The insertion slot originates from the insertion opening and is parallel to the insertion direction. An additional cover plate is above the triangular plate, having an insertion slot of the base receptacle for a large set square, spanning an additional compartment for drawing utensils. The cover plate is connected to the base receptacle while spanning the additional compartment. A groove-shaped pin receptacle is between the hypotenuse of the base receptacle and the nearer cover plate, and accommodates a drawing pencil clampingly on the flank side. The pin receptacle comprises a T-groove which extends longitudinally and receives a two-limbed clamping spring, which forms a pencil holder for a drawing pencil and protrudes from a guide plate inserted into the T-groove.

An apparatus for securely accommodating drawing utensils receives one set square between two plates of a base receptacle. the plates are arranged and connected to one another such that a compartment for the set square spans between them. The compartment comprises on one side an insertion opening for the set square and, in a plate, an insertion slot for a grip piece of the set square The insertion slot originates from the insertion opening and is parallel to the insertion direction. An additional cover plate is above the triangular plate, having an insertion slot of the base receptacle for a large set square, spanning an additional compartment for drawing utensils. The cover plate is connected to the base receptacle while spanning the additional compartment. A groove-shaped pin receptacle is between the hypotenuse of the base receptacle and the nearer cover plate, and accommodates a drawing pencil clampingly on the flank side. The pin receptacle comprises a T-groove which extends longitudinally and receives a two-limbed clamping spring, which forms a pencil holder for a drawing pencil and protrudes from a guide plate inserted into the T-groove.

A writing instrument case includes a base having a first member and a second member rotatably attached to the first member via a hinge. A flap is attached to the base and includes at least one button adapted to fit within at least one dimple of the second member. The flap further includes a plurality of grooves, at least one groove having a knob to secure a portion of a writing instrument to the flap. The second member of the base is rotatably moveable between a closed position, in which the flap fits within the second member of the base, and an open position, in which the projection of the second member fits into the slot of the first member of the base upon rotation of the second member toward the first member, forming a locking mechanism.

The present invention is a magnetic organizer system comprised of a plurality of compartments or pockets that are designed to hold a person's items such as tablets, notebooks, phones, beverages, and writing utensils. The present invention further comprises a magnet which allows the present invention to be attached to magnetic surfaces such as gym equipment, automobiles, refrigerators, and metal walls or roofs. The present invention is further comprised of a towel ring for hang towels, rags, or garments. The magnetic organizer system is further of side rings which allow for the clipping of attachment of other items including keychains, hooks, clips, or carabiners.

An apparatus for securely accommodating drawing utensils receives one set square between two plates of a base receptacle. the plates are arranged and connected to one another such that a compartment for the set square spans between them. The compartment comprises on one side an insertion opening for the set square and, in a plate, an insertion slot for a grip piece of the set square The insertion slot originates from the insertion opening and is parallel to the insertion direction. An additional cover plate is above the triangular plate, having an insertion slot of the base receptacle for a large set square, spanning an additional compartment for drawing utensils. The cover plate is connected to the base receptacle while spanning the additional compartment. A groove-shaped pin receptacle is between the hypotenuse of the base receptacle and the nearer cover plate, and accommodates a drawing pencil clampingly on the flank side. The pin receptacle comprises a T-groove which extends longitudinally and receives a two-limbed clamping spring, which forms a pencil holder for a drawing pencil and protrudes from a guide plate inserted into the T-groove.