A storage hutch assembly 10 including a plurality of dissimilar assemblies, such as a power tool holder assembly 120, which may be selectively and operatively deployed within the hutch assembly 10 upon a contained shelf 30 and/or upon a storage cart, such a cart 50, and/or upon a surface such as surface 25 contained within the storage hutch assembly 10.

Embodiments provide a wall-mountable storage system. The wall-mountable storage system includes a first storage structure configured to mount to a wall, the first storage structure including a modular accessory interface and an alignment interface. The wall-mountable storage system also includes a modular accessory configured to engage with and be supported by the modular accessory interface. The first storage structure is configured to receive power from an external power source and output power to the modular accessory.

A support rack and method of manufacture thereof are provided for retaining a power hand tool or a battery pack on a wall surface. The support rack when configured for storing a power hand tool includes a mounting panel for connection to the wall surface, a support panel that extends from the mounting panel, and at least one projecting structure that extends upwardly from the support panel. The projecting structure is customized in shape and size to releasably engage in a close frictional fit with at least one corresponding interface element (aperture or slot) provided on the power hand tool. The support rack is integrally formed as a unitary piece from a plastic material and thus includes no metallic or conductive components configured to provide power or electrical charging to the power hand tool (or battery pack), thereby providing a reliable physical support for same.

A storage hutch assembly 10 including a plurality of dissimilar assemblies, such as a power tool holder assembly 120, which may be selectively and operatively deployed within the hutch assembly 10 upon a contained shelf 30 and/or upon a storage cart, such a cart 50, and/or upon a surface such as surface 25 contained within the storage hutch assembly 10.

Tools for operating on an object, such as a wire or cable are provided. The tool includes a housing and a working head assembly. The working head assembly has a movable section and fixed section secured to the housing. The movable section has a first end movably secured to a first end of the fixed section. The movable section has a second end that is releasably secured to a second end of the fixed section using a latch pin. The working head assembly also includes a latch pin stop that is positioned in the second end of the movable section. The latch pin stop is configured to prevent the latch pin from releasably securing the movable section to the fixed section until the movable section is properly aligned with the fixed section.

A method of installing a seal in a bore of a component includes, among other things, slidably orienting the component in a support fixture. The method includes securing a base plate to the component. The method includes arranging the seal onto a pusher. The method also includes inserting the pusher into a hole in the base plate. The method further includes installing a hub onto the base plate and over the pusher. The method further includes rotating a rod relative to the hub to advance the pusher and seat the seal in the bore.

The trowel protector accessory is configured for use with a trowel. The trowel protector accessory is a guard that attaches to the trowel. The trowel protector accessory encloses a plurality of lateral faces of the trowel. The trowel protector accessory prevents the edges of the trowel from causing inadvertent damage. The trowel is stored within the trowel protector accessory. The trowel is removed from the trowel when the trowel is in use. The trowel protector accessory comprises the trowel and the edge guard. The edge guard encloses the plurality of lateral faces of the trowel when the trowel is stored.

A tool holder includes a body and mounting hardware, and holds a battery-powered tool. The body includes central and lateral panels that partly enclose and retain the battery of the tool. The mounting hardware is attached to a lateral panel and attaches the tool holder to a separate object or structure. The lateral panels have inwardly extending portions at their edges that support the enclosed battery and obstruct its movement away from the central panel and out of the body. The inwardly extending portions are spaced apart at a first end of the body, enabling insertion of the battery into the body with a handle portion of the tool extending away from the central panel. The tool holder retains and supports the tool with the battery retained within the body and without any other direct contact between the tool and the tool holder.

A tool case for attaching to a belt for storing a multi-tool having an open (or unfolded) position and a closed (or folded) position. The tool case includes a front portion and a back portion. A compartment is formed between the front portion and the back portion and is configured to receive and retain a multi-tool in both the open position and the closed position.

A stackable sawblade containment assembly comprises a plurality of annular covers and an outer lip. The plurality of annular covers is defined by an outer perimeter, wherein each of the annular cover comprises a containment face and a base face, wherein at least one protrusion and at least one depression are coupled to the annular cover. The outer lip is disposed to extend along the outer perimeter and extending from the containment face. The at least one protrusion is disposed in general alignment with the at least one depression, whereby the at least one protrusion is configured to form a snap-fit relationship with the at least one depression. The containment face from one of the plurality of annular covers, and the base face from another one of the plurality of annular covers are detachably connected, forming an inner cavity and a stacked arrangement of annular covers.