Abstract: An ergonomic hand tool for enhancing the leverage available to a user includes a frame having a distal portion and a proximal portion, and a working element operably coupled to a distal end of the distal portion. The frame further includes a handle that is pivotally coupled to the frame at a portion thereof intermediate the proximal portion and the distal portion. A brace structure is preferably operably coupled to the proximal portion of the frame, with the brace structure being configured to operably brace against an upper side of a user's forearm while the user operably grasps the handle.

Abstract: An ergonomic hand tool for enhancing the leverage available to a user includes a frame having a distal portion and a proximal portion, and a working element operably coupled to a distal end of the distal portion. The frame further includes a handle that is pivotally coupled to the frame at a portion thereof intermediate the proximal portion and the distal portion. A brace structure is preferably operably coupled to the proximal portion of the frame, with the brace structure being configured to operably brace against an upper side of a user's forearm while the user operably grasps the handle.

Abstract: A compactable kneeling stool apparatus includes a base portion and a seat portion which is operably coupled to the base portion via a seat post member disposed between the seat portion and the base portion. The pivot connection selectively enables the seat post member to pivot with respect to the base portion, thereby selectively adjusting a height dimension defined between the seat portion and the base portion to a desired one of a plurality of distinct pivot positions about an axis defined by the pivot connection. The selective adjustment is preferably provided by a releasable locking mechanism that is operable with the seat post member to selectively position the seat portion in a desired one of a plurality of distinct predetermined locations with respect to the base portion.

Abstract: A rake device including an elongated stem having a main portion and a first end portion adjacent thereto, with the first end portion having a first end and being configured such that a first angle defined between the first end and the main portion is acute. The rake device further includes a rake head secured to the first end portion of the elongated stem, with the rake head being generally disposed in a first plane, such that the first plane and the main portion define an acute angle therebetween.

Abstract: A rake device including an elongated stem having a main portion and a first end portion adjacent thereto, with the first end portion having a first end and being configured such that a first angle defined between the first end and the main portion is acute. The rake device further includes a rake head secured to the first end portion of the elongated stem, with the rake head being generally disposed in a first plane, such that the first plane and the main portion define an acute angle therebetween.

Abstract: A storage device for storing and organizing various articles adjacent to upstanding walls includes a frame having mounting apertures disposed therein for operably receiving mounting fasteners therethrough so as to removably attach the frame to an upstanding surface. The storage device further includes a plurality of storage apertures disposed therein, which apertures are specifically sized and configured to receive handled implements therethrough.

Abstract: A storage device for storing and organizing various articles in interior corners includes a frame having first, second, and third sides, wherein the first and second sides are substantially perpendicular to one another, and the third side extends between respective distal ends of the first and second sides, the frame further including one or more ribs extending between two of the first, second, and third sides to thereby define a plurality of open chambers in the interior space between the first, second, and third sides. In a particular embodiment, the frame is adapted to receive fasteners through the first and second sides to removably and horizontally attach the frame to respective adjacent walls.

Abstract: A storage device for storing and organizing various articles in interior corners includes a frame having first, second, and third sides, wherein the first and second sides are substantially perpendicular to one another, and the third side extends between respective distal ends of the first and second sides. The frame further includes one or more ribs extending between two of the first, second, and third sides to thereby define a plurality of open chambers in the interior space between the first, second, and third sides. In a particular embodiment, the frame is adapted to receive fasteners through the first and second sides to removably and horizontally attach the frame to respective adjacent walls.

Abstract: A portable vessel receptacle which includes a combination of a frame, preferably a wheeled frame supporting a bucket container or vessel. The vessel is a generally cylindrical open top receiver having a lifting handle, and optionally being provided with a fabric tool carrying cowl. The lower portion of the bucket is releasably secured to the frame by means of a positionally adjustable clamping pad along with a pair of arcuately spaced radially inwardly extending gussets which are secured to the frame, thereby facilitating an additional lifting mechanism for the entire assembly. For added stability, the top portion of the bucket or vessel is reliably releasably secured to the frame by means of a “J” hook or claw which is adjustably positioned on an upright or vertical handle, with the claw engaging and restraining the vessel at a point adjacent the upper edge thereof, preferably being engaged with the handle receiving projections on the outer surface of the bucket.