Abstract: An apparatus, relating to a modified version of a power strip, consisting of a power strip fastened to one side of a plastic plate, or any other comparable material, consisting of an extended male cord that can be plugged into a female end of an extension cord, a quick extension cord reel and release mechanism that can house a long extension cord, by which the extension cord can be wound up when length is not needed, or quickly released when more length is needed, and a clip fastened to the other side of the plastic plate, or any other comparable material, that allows the user to attach the power strip with the corded power tool plugged into it, to a tool belt, pocket, or any other convenient location.

Abstract: An apparatus, consisting of two adapter(s) connected to each end of a multi conductor power cord; by way a female adapter(s), that is connected to one end of the multi conductor power cord, connects to a conventional cordless power tool and the other male adapter(s), that is connected to the other end of the same multi conductor power cord, connects to a conventional battery pack; creating an extension between the cordless power tool and the battery pack, allowing the user to house the battery pack in a tool belt, or any other location the user may find convenient other than directly connected to the cordless power tool, so the weight and bulk of the battery is no longer in the user's hand; by way a larger sized battery pack can be used that holds more of a charge than a smaller battery pack, which makes the cordless power tool more powerful, longer lasting, and more efficient, while being much lighter and less cumbersome for the user to manage.

Abstract: An exercise machine including a weight stack composed of a plurality of separate weights; a lifting bar that extrudes through the weight stack of exercise machine disposed for movement within the weight stack where; a selector pin extendable from within a selected weight plate of the weight stack for removably securing a portion of the weight stack to the lifting bar, whereby the total weight carried by the lifting bar is determined by the portion of the weight stack removably secured to the lifting bar by the selector pin; a series of affixed pulleys of different sizes, and different cable or belt routing is disposed.

Abstract: An exercise machine including a weight stack composed of a plurality of separate weights; a lifting bar that extrudes through the weight stack of exercise machine disposed for movement within the weight stack where; a plurality of pins extendable from within each separate weight plate of the weight stack for removably securing a portion of the weight stack to the lifting bar and retracting within the weight plate, whereby the total weight carried by the lifting bar is determined by the portion of the weight stack removably secured to the lifting bar by plurality of pins, wherein the extension of the plurality of pins from within each weight plate of the weight stack secures the portion of the weight stack to the lifting bar and the retraction of the plurality of pins within each weight plate of the weight stack removes the portion of the weight stack from the lifting bar; a hand selector (a handle or bar manually controlled by user of exercise machine) for either engaging the selector pin within each weight p