Abstract: A new and improved mounting system, for fixedly mounting an exhaust gas deflector component upon the upper cap member of a pneumatically-powered fastener-driving tool, comprises a fastener disposed internally within the upper cap member of the pneumatically-powered fastener-driving tool and not extending externally through the exhaust gas deflector component. In this manner, not only does the exhaust gas deflector component of the pneumatically-powered fastener-driving tool exhibit an aesthetically pleasing external appearance, but in addition, the absence of any externally visible fastener structure, extending through the exhaust gas deflector component, permits various indicia, such as, for example, the company logo, to effectively be incorporated upon the external surface portion of the exhaust gas deflector component.

Abstract: A new and improved mounting system, for fixedly mounting an exhaust gas deflector component upon the upper cap member of a pneumatically-powered fastener-driving tool, comprises a fastener disposed internally within the upper cap member of the pneumatically-powered fastener-driving tool and not extending externally through the exhaust gas deflector component. In this manner, not only does the exhaust gas deflector component of the pneumatically-powered fastener-driving tool exhibit an aesthetically pleasing external appearance, but in addition, the absence of any externally visible fastener structure, extending through the exhaust gas deflector component, permits various indicia, such as, for example, the company logo, to effectively be incorporated upon the external surface portion of the exhaust gas deflector component.

Abstract: A power module that fits to the top of a storage chest or cabinet is connected to electrical power and routes the electrical power to drawers and/or cavities within the chest or cabinet. The electrical power is continuously available while the power module is connected to electrical power so that the drawers or cavities have a continuous source of power whether or not the drawers or cabinet doors are open or closed. The chest or cabinet may include receptacles having a standard configuration that connects to a variety of devices including, for example, lights, heaters, and battery chargers. The chest or cabinet may include electrically powered features, such as, for example, lights, clocks, audio/visual equipment, computers, tool chargers, air compressors, refrigerators, wireless communications devices, and heaters. The chest or cabinet may also include one or more exterior lights.