Abstract: An illuminating device including a housing, at least one LED located within said housing, a grip handle, wherein the grip handle comprises a first shell and a second shell, wherein the first shell and the second shell join together, a rotatable shaft, coupled to the grip handle and to the housing, wherein the rotatable shaft comprises a spindle and a belt that rotates along the spindle to rotate the grip handle and the housing in a twisting motion against one another, an electric generating device received in a cavity of the grip handle, and an actuating device including a follower rotatably attached to the grip handle, including a handle pivotally attached to the follower for rotating the follower relative to the grip handle, and including a knob rotatably attached to the handle, to allow the handle to be rotated relative to the grip handle, wherein the actuating device and the electric generating device generate electric energy to energize the illuminating device.

Abstract: A space saving automobile appliance, is disclosed comprising a housing with an internal volume. Within the inner volume is a rechargeable battery for receiving power from a recharging source and for storing the power from said recharging source, and for outputting power stored in the rechargeable battery. Further within the inner volume is an electrical circuit coupled to the rechargeable battery, an external device that receives power and an power supply to recharge said battery. More specifically in one embodiment of the present invention, the battery is a the cadmium, or the metal hydride type. In an alternative embodiment of the invention, the automobile appliance further comprises a light capable of motion to allow the light to be directed in a given direction. In a further embodiment of the present invention, the automobile appliance contains a strap that is adjustable in length.

Abstract: A drywall utility knife is set forth including a main housing provided with an elongate slot positioned in a parallel relationship between the opposed parallel sides of the main housing. A removable knife housing is frictionally retained relative to the main housing and is provided with a biasing member to bias a utility knife against an interior wall of the housing to maintain the knife at a desired orientation relative to the housing. A pivotally mounted saw is oriented from a first position within the housing to a second position exteriorly of the housing and aligned lengthwise thereof formed with a resilient detent lock engageable with a rear blunt surface of the knife that is displaceable relative to the blunt surface to enable repositioning of the knife to the first position. A rasp surface is formed on a bottom surface of the knife for abrading drywall once severed or sawed by the blades of the knife.