Hanger rack for hand tools

A hanger rack for hand tools includes a bar having a rail formed at an upper side of the bar. Multiple fixture pieces are movably mounted on the bar. Each fixture piece has a seat with a hook slidably attached to the rail and a hanging member laterally extending from the seat for attaching with a hand tool. Whereby, the fixture pieces are slidable along the bar, spaces between two adjacent fixture pieces can be adjusted according to the sizes of the hand tools such as screwdrivers.

Method and apparatus for storing tools on a vertical surface in a building structure in a nested configuration that facilitates the insertion and removal of different shaped hand tools without contacting or damaging the building structure

A method and apparatus facilitate the efficient, safe use of storage space in a building structure. The apparatus stores hand tools of differing shape and dimension in a compact area in nested, canted storage units shaped to receive the handles of tools.

Removable twisting measuring device for various hand tools

A removable twisting measuring device for various hand tools comprises a cover removably installed on a rod body of a hand tool; a strain gauge installed at one end of the cover contacting the rod body of the hand tool; the strain gauge having a deformation due to a twisting force; a display device having a transfer element; resistance variation due to the deformation of the strain gauge being transferred to the display device so as to derive the twisting force which is then displayed on the display device. The display device can be installed to another removable covers. Moreover, outlooks of the covers are matched to the hand tool. The cover is made from one of aluminum alloys and deformable materials. The display device has a screen and a calibrating button.

Method and apparatus for enabling hand tools to float

A method and apparatus for enabling hand tools to float is disclosed. In one aspect, the invention is a grip comprising a tubular sleeve which is placed over a handle or pre-existing tool grip and enables the tool to float grip side up, thereby allowing the tool to be easily seen and retrieved. The grip may have varying thicknesses and diameters and may be colored or treated with a luminescent or reflective coating so as to be easily seen. The grip material may also be selected so that it molds to the user's hand during use.