Mud pan and tape holding device

Abstract

A pan and tape holding device includes an elongated main body having a belt clip, a leg brace, a mud pan holder, a tape receptacle and a tape cutter. The mud pan holder includes an angular clip positioned along the top of the main body, a receptacle area and a shelf for engaging a mud pan along three contact points. The tape receptacle includes a pair of half-cylindrical posts that extend perpendicularly outward from the main body for receiving a roll of tape. A tape cutter having a hollow central portion and a plurality of jagged teeth is positioned above the tape receptacle, and a sliding locking extends downward from the tape cutter to engage one of the posts to secure a roll of tape onto the tape receptacle. The tape receptacle is separated from the mud pan holder by an angular middle section of the main body.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.