Interchangeable tool and fastener carrying and storage system
OwnerGeorge C. Dreszerinventor
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Abstract
A portable device selectively operable as a tool and fastener caddie and storage device for clipping onto a trademan's work/utility belt or for storing tools and fasteners, with the device detached from the belt.
Claims15
An interchangeable tool and fastener carrying and storage system comprising a generally rigid, open frame structure, said frame structure including at least one rear upright riser, said at least one riser terminating at an upper end in a rearwardly positioned, downwardly projecting hook adapted for attachment to and suspension on a tradesman's work/utility belt and terminating at a lower end in a forwardly projecting horizontal shelf, with said shelf rendering said frame freestanding when not suspended to said belt, a transverse top rail fixedly mounted to said at least one riser and extending to opposite sides of said riser, at least a portion of said top rail being in the form of a closed loop, a transverse, closed loop bottom rail fixedly mounted to said at least one riser below said top rail and being spaced therefrom and parallel thereto, said bottom rail being generally sized and configured to that of the top rail, a plurality of hanger clips including a U-shaped, upwardly open body portion, each of said clips being sized and configured to receive an item carrying pouch therein, each hanger clip having a hook integral therewith at a top thereof, projecting outwardly therefrom and downwardly thereof for engagement with an edge of one of said rails wherein at least one of said pouches being sized differential than said other pouches and at least one of said hanger clips having a body portion configured to receive said at least one pouch therein, said at least one pouch being selectively supported by at least one of said shelf and said at least one hanger clip wherein said at least one hangar clip is selectively engaged with an edge of one of said rails.
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