Abstract: A method enables a component to be secured for inspection. The method comprises providing a tool including a first clamping member and a second clamping member coupled to a guide rail assembly, fixedly securing the first clamping member to the guide rail assembly, slidably coupling the second clamping member to the guide rail assembly such that the second clamping member is substantially parallel to the first clamping member, and securing the component within the tool between the first and second clamping members such that the first and second clamping members are fixedly secured in position with respect to the guide rail assembly.

Abstract: A device for use in a surgical delivery system, comprising a block formed from a sterilizable plastic and having a plurality of cavities with drain holes or vents. The cavities are sized and shaped to display a plurality of surgical components. A lid slideably engages the block and is sized to enclose the cavities when the lid is in a closed position. The block includes lid guides for positioning the lid in the closed position. Printed indicia for displaying graphics with the block are non-removably mounted in the block in a position for displaying the block graphics upon removal of the lid. The lid includes lid graphics displaying at least a portion of the contents of the cavities. An angularly disposed slot in the block along one side thereof is used to display the lid graphics in cooperation with the contents in the cavities.

Abstract: A dart game practice shield is set forth for use in combination with a regulation dart board. The shield is formed as a circular planar surface with a removable central cap overlying an opening of a first diameter less than that of the diameter of the practice shield. The opening diameter is equal to that of an underlying "bulls-eye" of an associated regulation dart board. The practice shield furthermore has an eighteen degree circular sector removed therefrom between said first diameter and an outer perimeter of the practice shield to enable an individual to practice proper dart placement on the unexposed portion of the dart board sector aligned with the open sector of the practice shield. The practice shield has a ring of hook and loop fasteners secured thereto on an interior face of said shield for securement to associated hook and loop fasteners attachment points about the associated regulation dart board.