Abstract: A socket tool holder 100 for holding and supporting a socket tool 102 in upright orientation includes a base section 104 and a stem 106 that extends upwardly from the base section and through the socket tool 102 to terminate above top of the socket tool. An indicia 108 is located at the top of the stem to indicate some aspect of the socket tool 102 being held, in this case that the size of the socket tool is 15 mm and 16 mm, respectively. A plurality of reduced size sections or locations 140 are spaced apart along the length or height of the stem 106. The reduced size sections serve as locations where the stem 106 can be conveniently severed to thereby adjust the length of the stem to the length or depth of the socket tool 102.

Abstract: A modular corner guard is constructed of two elongated, wall sections that are disposed generally at right angles to each other. The wall sections include generally planar exterior surfaces that intersect a juncture wall or end wall that in essence creates a truncated or beveled outer corner at the exterior of the corner guard. The wall sections at the opposite sides from the juncture wall are in the form of curved or rounded exterior edge portions. The interior of the modular corner guard is constructed in the form of a lattice of open cells defined by spaced apart partition walls that extend transversely relative to the length of the wall sections. The inward edges of the partition walls lie in a common plane to cooperatively form the two interior surfaces of the modular corner guard. These two interior surfaces are disposed at right angles to each other, to enable the interior surfaces to overlie and bear against the corner of the structure on which the corner guard is mounted.

Abstract: A modular corner guard is constructed of two elongated, wall sections that are disposed generally at right angles to each other. The wall sections include generally planar exterior surfaces that intersect a juncture wall or end wall that in essence creates a truncated or beveled outer corner at the exterior of the corner guard. The wall sections at the opposite sides from the juncture wall are in the form of curved or rounded exterior edge portions. The interior of the modular corner guard is constructed in the form of a lattice of open cells defined by spaced apart partition walls that extend transversely relative to the length of the wall sections. The inward edges of the partition walls lie in a common plane to cooperatively form the two interior surfaces of the modular corner guard. These two interior surfaces are disposed at right angles to each other, to enable the interior surfaces to overlie and bear against the corner of the structure on which the corner guard is mounted.

Abstract: A modular tool tray organizer is composed of a plurality of rectilinear shaped base panels, each having side edges and a bottom surface. A first series of tubes projecting from a first side edge of a panel and a first series of sockets are formed in a second side edge of the panel. The panels of the tray are interconnected by engaging the first series of tubes projecting from a first panel into a series of sockets of an adjacent panel.

Abstract: A modular tool holder for holding an array of different mechanic's tools includes a tool holder component having opposed, upwardly extending first and second faces. The first and second faces are separated by an intermediate section contoured to receive and hold a mechanics tool. A male connector structure is disposed along the base of the first face and a female connector structure is disposed along the base of the second face. An abutment wall structure extends upwardly to a height above the tool holder component. The abutment wall structure has a first wall and a second wall spaced from the first wall. A female connector structure is incorporated into the first wall to interconnect with the male connector structure of the tool holder component, and a male connector structure is located at the base of the second wall to interconnect with the female connector structure of an adjacent tool holder component.

Abstract: A socket tool holder 100 for holding and supporting a socket tool 102 in upright orientation includes a base section 104 and a stem 106 that extends upwardly from the base section and through the socket tool 102 to terminate above top of the socket tool. An indicia 108 is located at the top of the stem to indicate some aspect of the socket tool 102 being held, in this case that the size of the socket tool is 15 mm and 16 mm, respectively. A plurality of reduced size sections or locations 140 are spaced apart along the length or height of the stem 106. The reduced size sections serve as locations where the stem 106 can be conveniently severed to thereby adjust the length of the stem to the length or depth of the socket tool 102.

Abstract: A modular corner guard is constructed of two elongated, wall sections that are disposed generally at right angles to each other. The wall sections include generally planar exterior surfaces that intersect a juncture wall or end wall that in essence creates a truncated or beveled outer corner at the exterior of the corner guard. The wall sections at the opposite sides from the juncture wall are in the form of curved or rounded exterior edge portions. The interior of the modular corner guard is constructed in the form of a lattice of open cells defined by spaced apart partition walls that extend transversely relative to the length of the wall sections. The inward edges of the partition walls lie in a common plane to cooperatively form the two interior surfaces of the modular corner guard. These two interior surfaces are disposed at right angles to each other, to enable the interior surfaces to overlie and bear against the corner of the structure on which the corner guard is mounted.

Abstract: A modular tool tray organizer is composed of a plurality of rectilinear shaped base panels, each having side edges and a top surface. At least one first connection projection projects from at least a first side edge and at least one first socket is formed in at least a second side edge for receiving the at least one first connection projection of an adjacent base panel to form a flat base for the tray of a desired size and shape.

Abstract: A modular tool tray organizer is composed of a plurality of rectilinear shaped base panels, each having side edges and a top surface. At least one first male connector in the form of a blade projects from at least a first side edge of a first panel and at least female connector in the form a slot is formed in at least a second side edge on an adjacent panel for receiving the blade connector of the first base panel thereby to form a flat base for the tray of a desired size and shape.

Abstract: A modular tool holder for holding an array of different mechanic's tools includes a tool holder component having opposed, upwardly extending first and second faces. The first and second faces are separated by an intermediate section contoured to receive and hold a mechanics tool. A male connector structure is disposed along the base of the first face and a female connector structure is disposed along the base of the second face. An abutment wall structure extends upwardly to a height above the tool holder component. The abutment wall structure has a first wall and a second wall spaced from the first wall. A female connector structure is incorporated into the first wall to interconnect with the male connector structure of the tool holder component, and a male connector structure is located at the base of the second wall to interconnect with the female connector structure of an adjacent tool holder component.

Abstract: A custom tool accessory to hold a tool, the custom tool accessory including a body, at least one tongue disposed at a first side of the body, at least one tongue receiving groove disposed at a second side of the body opposite from the first side of the body, and a tool holding portion disposed on the body to hold the tool. At least one magnet is attached to the underside of a metallic base plate that is in turn secured to the underside of the body. A retainer surrounds the at least one magnet and also underlies the area of the bottom of the base plate that is not covered by the at least one magnet.

Abstract: A custom tool accessory to hold a tool, the custom tool accessory including a body, at least one tongue disposed at a first side of the body, at least one tongue receiving groove disposed at a second side of the body opposite from the first side of the body, and a tool holding portion disposed on the body to hold the tool. At least one magnet is attached to the underside of a metallic base plate that is in turn secured to the underside of the body. A retainer surrounds the at least one magnet and also underlies the area of the bottom of the base plate that is not covered by the at least one magnet.

Abstract: A custom tool accessory to hold a tool, the custom tool accessory including a body, at least one tongue disposed at a first side of the body, at least one tongue receiving groove disposed at a second side of the body opposite from the first side of the body, and a tool holding portion disposed on the body to hold the tool. At least one magnet is attached to the underside of a metallic base plate that is in turn secured to the underside of the body. A retainer surrounds the at least one magnet and also underlies the area of the bottom of the base plate that is not covered by the at least one magnet.

Abstract: A custom tool accessory to hold a tool, the custom tool accessory including a body, at least one tongue disposed at a first side of the body, at least one tongue receiving groove disposed at a second side of the body opposite from the first side of the body, and a tool holding portion disposed on the body to hold the tool. At least one magnet is attached to the underside of a metallic base plate that is in turn secured to the underside of the body. A retainer surrounds the at least one magnet and also underlies the area of the bottom of the base plate that is not covered by the at least one magnet.

Abstract: A tool hanger system (100) includes modular holder units (102) each composed in basic form of a magnetic base unit (104) configured with a back side to securely attach to an upright or vertical ferromagnetic surface. The holder units (102) also include selected tool adapters (106) that project from the front sides of the base units (104) to receive and hold a specific type and size of a mechanic's tool. The holder units (102) are configured to be connectable together in side-by-side relationship to each other to form the hanger system (100) of a desired length or capacity.

Abstract: A tool hanger system (100) includes modular holder units (102) each composed in basic form of a magnetic base unit (104) configured with a back side to securely attach to an upright or vertical ferromagnetic surface. The holder units (102) also include selected tool adapters (106) that project from the front sides of the base units (104) to receive and hold a specific type and size of a mechanic's tool. The holder units (102) are configured to be connectable together in side-by-side relationship to each other to form the hanger system (100) of a desired length or capacity.

Abstract: A custom tool accessory to hold a tool, the custom tool accessory including a body, at least one tongue disposed at a first side of the body, at least one tongue receiving groove disposed at a second side of the body opposite from the first side of the body, and a tool holding portion disposed on the body to hold the tool. At least one magnet is attached to the underside of a metallic base plate that is in turn secured to the underside of the body. A retainer surrounds the at least one magnet and also underlies the area of the bottom of the base plate that is not covered by the at least one magnet.

Abstract: A custom tool accessory to hold a tool, the custom tool accessory including a body, at least one tongue disposed at a first side of the body, at least one tongue receiving groove disposed at a second side of the body opposite from the first side of the body, and a tool holding portion disposed on the body to hold the tool. At least one magnet is attached to the underside of a metallic base plate that is in turn secured to the underside of the body. A retainer surrounds the at least one magnet and also underlies the area of the bottom of the base plate that is not covered by the at least one magnet.

Abstract: A modular magnetic strip holder 10 is assembled from a plurality of individual magnetic holder units 12 into an elongated strip holder configuration for securely holding various types of tools, utensils and other items. Various configurations of connectors may be utilized to assemble together in end-to-end relationship any number of individual magnetic holder units 12 so as to form an elongated strip holder of a desired length, while also enabling the magnetic strip holder 10 to be disassembled if desired.

Abstract: A custom tool accessory to hold a tool, the custom tool accessory including a body, at least one tongue disposed at a first side of the body, at least one tongue receiving groove disposed at a second side of the body opposite from the first side of the body, and a tool holding portion disposed on the body to hold the tool. At least one magnet is attached to the underside of a metallic base plate that is in turn secured to the underside of the body. A retainer surrounds the at least one magnet and also underlies the area of the bottom of the base plate that is not covered by the at least one magnet.