Proprietary Technologies, Inc.

Other

Quick Air, Inc.

Ideal Ideas, Inc.

Richard J Macor

Rodger Gleason

Paul Bodnar

Vito Marinelli

A pair of screwdrivers each having a handle, a nondetachable outer shaft, a detachable inner shaft, and at least two detachable double-ended screwdriver bits. Each screwdriver handle is formed having a hollow space configured to substantially house the outer screwdriver shaft, the inner screwdriver shaft, and the at least two double-ended screwdriver bits of the other screwdriver, whereby, the pair of screwdrivers may be assembled together when not in use so that the outer shaft, the inner shaft, and the at least two double-ended screwdriver bits of both screwdrivers are substantially non-exposed to prevent the potential for accidental user injury.

Pocket screwdriver

Screwdriver

An example embodiment of the present invention is a wrench handle that is elongated in a predetermined direction. At least a portion of the wrench handle is hollow. The hollow portion has a front part and a rear part. The hollow portion is also configured to substantially house and detachably secure a socket extension bar therein.

Wrench handle and wrench

Pocket screwdriver half

In one example embodiment, the present invention is an open-end wrench head that has an orifice and two jaws. Each jaw has an inner part, an outer part, and a terminal tip end. Each inner part is formed for contact and engagement with a work-piece such as a nut or bolt. Each outer part is viewable from a side view of the wrench head and has a predetermined length. The outer part of at least one jaw has at least one groove formed therein creating at least two adjacent ridges running at least partially along the length thereof.

Open-end wrench head

Wrench handle containing socket extension bar

Portion of an open-end wrench jaw

Double-Ended box wrench

A carpenter level which comprises a body that is elongated in a predetermined direction and has a front, a back, an upper part with two terminal ends, a lower part with two terminal ends, and a middle part. The carpenter level also has at least one holder component that has at least one cavity formed to detachably hold at least one marking instrument such as a pen, pencil or scriber. The at least one cavity of the at least one holder component has a back and a front and a plurality of contacting positions to simultaneously contact and detachably hold the marking instrument.

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Hunterdon County, NJ, United States of America

Richard J Macor