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US 2007/0181621 A1Published application
Two-Way Adaptable Tool Hook
OwnerJohn Piatt, Richard Stakeninventors
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Abstract
An adaptable tool hook comprises a wire-frame buckle and hook with a strap. The strap can be positioned on the buckle-hook in two different orthogonal positions to allow the strap to wrap an object or tool laterally or longitudinally. The hook stays with the tool and can be hooked on any available belt, pocket, rail, or wire.
Claims4
An attachable hook for a tool, comprising:
- a wire hook-frame with a hook-end and a hook-base;
- a floating tie-buckle that can be captured by said hook-base;
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- a tie-strap threaded through the floating tie-buckle and said hook-base such that the tie-strap can be rotated and installed around a user's tool in two different orthogonal orientations relative to said hook-end.
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