Abstract: Cookware that is especially constructed such that a basic unit is adapted to be built upward thereby making a deeper pot or the like.

Abstract: An accessary apparatus for vises utilizes a pair of accessory members, one of which has a Z shaped cross-section and means to removably secure the Z shaped cross-section to the stationary non movable portion of the vise. The other accessary member is provided having an L-shaped portion and means to secure the other accessary member to the movable portion of the vise. The L-shaped access member is adapted to have one leg thereof reside on the uppermost portion of the vise. The uppermost surface of the leg of the L-shaped member is provided with a pair of notches adapted to slidably lockingly engage a bar therewithin. The Z shaped member has an upwardly protruding leg extending parallel to the clamping face of the stationary member of the vise. Work is clamped between the upwardly extending leg of the Z shaped member and a surface of the bar when engaged within the notch. Thus, the work piece hangs over a portion of the stationary member and a portion of the movable member of the vise.

Abstract: A protective headgear having two transverse cushioned bands adjustable in length by the use of multiple hook and loop fasteners.