Abstract: An organizer which includes a body formed with a cavity and ribs which divide the cavity into two or more chambers. The organizer further includes a number of partitions which are perpendicular to the ribs so as to define a number of chambers. The organizer includes a permanent divider which extends perpendicular to the ribs and which is permanently connected to, or formed with, the body the ribs of the organizer. The organizer additionally includes a cover which is hingedly engaged to the body. A latch mechanism is mounted on the cover and partially extends through the cover for reversibly connecting the cover to the body through the engagement of a portion of the latch mechanism with said permanent divider.
Abstract: A folding sawhorse including two bases, each of the two bases having a top and at least one leg, a first plurality of spaced U-shaped coupling elements connected to or formed with the top of the first base, a second plurality of spaced U-shaped coupling elements connected to or formed with the top of the second base, complementary to and staggered relative to the first plurality of coupling elements, the tops of the two bases adjoining one another, with the first and second pluralities of U-shaped coupling elements in interlocking relationship, a rod engaged by the first and second pluralities of U-shaped coupling elements, and cover member extending over the first and second pluralities of U-shaped coupling elements and engaged by the rod to retain the tops of the two bases adjoining one another.
Abstract: An easily storable sawhorse which includes a cross beam and a pair of bases which are rotatable relative to the cross beam. Each of the bases includes a triangular frame and a rotatable member which is connected at its upper end to the cross beam and which has an externally threaded lower end which fits into a recess formed in the top portion of the frame. A nut mounted on the frame engages the externally threaded portion of the rotatable member and connects the rotatable member to the frame while rotation of the nut causes the rotatable member to be raised, permitting the rotation of the bases relative to the cross beam, or lowered to tightly hold the rotatable member and the frame of the base together to provide a steady working surface.
Abstract: An easily storable sawhorse which includes a cross beam and a pair of bases which are rotatable relative to the cross beam. Each of the bases includes a triangular frame and a rotatable member which is connected at its upper end to the cross beam and which has an externally threaded lower end which fits into a recess formed in the top portion of the frame. A nut mounted on the frame engages the externally threaded portion of the rotatable member and connects the rotatable member to the frame while rotation of the nut causes the rotatable member to be raised, permitting the rotation of the bases relative to the cross beam, or lowered to tightly hold the rotatable member and the frame of the base together to provide a steady working surface.