Abstract: A hook hanger supports hooks in either a vertical orientation, a horizontal orientation, or both. The hook hanger uses an elongate, relatively thin base strip is flexible so that it attaches to a surface, which surface may be flat, curved, 90-degree cornered, or a combination thereof. A mount strip, which is also flexible, overlays and is attached to an outer surface of the base strip. The mount strip has one or more openings along its length. A hook has a rearward and downward positioned bayonet so that the bayonet is inserted between the base strip and the mount strip either at an edge of the mount strip or through an opening on the mount strip.

Abstract: A food cutting guide for safely holding a food item and allowing for essentially uniform thickness cuts to be made through the food item has a base with a pair of opposing jaws pivotally attached to the base. Each jaw has a series of spaced apart teeth such that the jaws articulate between a closed position wherein the teeth of each jaw intermesh with one another and an open position wherein the teeth do not so intermesh. A spring mechanism holds the jaws in a normally closed position while an actuation trigger articulates the jaws to the open position against the bias of the spring mechanism. A guard plate is located at an end of the pair of jaws to protect a user's hand from errant knife travel.

Abstract: A saw buck has a template for cutting lumber into various desired length pieces. The saw buck uses a pair of front legs each attached to a respective one of a pair of back legs in A-framed configuration with a plate attached to each back leg. The plate has one or more notches and has two or more cradles attached thereto, either between and end of the plate and a notch or between notches. At least some of the log cradles are of different lengths relative to one another and at least some may move laterally relative to one another. A rope if provided for lumber securement.