Affinity Tool Works, LLC

Mark Cross

Mike Ursell

Ken Neilson

Connor Ursell

Sam Ursell

Eric Primeau

A collapsible mobile bench has a work surface that has opposed ends and a middle section. The opposed ends are wider than the middle section. The middle section is adapted to receive a tool. The work surface is adjustable between collapsed and raised positions, with the work surface being positionable at infinite positions between the collapsed and raised positions. A set of wheels are mounted to the work surface for transportation of the work bench. The work surface can be used as a work bench or a tool support and collapsed for transport and raised to a desired height for use.

Collapsible mobile work bench and tool support stand

Tool stand

A portable tool stand having automatically deployable legs. The tool stand has a body with a work surface and opposed ends. Deployable legs are pivotally mounted to the tool stand. The legs move between a stored position adjacent to the body and a support position wherein the legs are deployed to support the body. Retractable arms are mounted to each end of the body and slide with respect to the body. The deployable legs and the arms are operably connected such that sliding the arms with respect to the body moves the legs between the stored position and the support position.

Tool stand with automatically deployable legs

A tool support table having a support frame having opposed sides. A two sided work top mounted between the opposed sides of the support frame for rotation with respect to the support frame. The work top has a flat surface on one side and a tool support surface on the opposite side. The work top is rotatable with respect to the support frame to expose the flat surface or the tool support surface. The tool support table is generally cuboid shaped. The tool support table also includes a unique universal tool mount.

Work and storage table

A convertible ladder and scaffold assembly includes a plurality of uprights and a plurality of beams each extending from one of the uprights. A plurality of hinges each hingedly connect one of the uprights to one of the beams about a rotational axis (A) to provide an assembly having ladder, scaffold, push-cart, and storage configurations. Each of the hinges defines catches and present a stop releasably engaging catches for preventing rotation about the rotational axis (A). At least one lever bar releasably engages a plurality of the stops for simultaneously releasing a plurality of the stops from engaging catches. Each of the lever bars have a plurality of lever sections for providing leverage to disengage the stops from the catches. Each of the lever bars has a grip section interconnecting the lever sections for simultaneously releasing a plurality of the stops from engaging the catches.

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Marysville, MI, United States of America

Mark Cross