Re: [World] tool holder on a belt
Hi Eric.
If you send me your personal email address I'll try to send you a photo of
the one I use.
I didn't cut holes for the belt, I bolted it to a short hanger so it would
pivot.
Or you could check out my web site as some of the photos have the belt I use
in them.
Mike Jackson skonjac@interbaun.com
"Yes! - We Do Windows" (nothing to do with computers)
Edmonton, AB. Canada.
http://nostrovia.homestead.com/yes.html
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-----Original Message-----
From: Eric Halvarson (swede2) <swede2@home.com>
To: world@wcmail.net <world@wcmail.net>
Date: February 7, 2001 9:21 AM
Subject: [World] tool holder on a belt
>Hi group,
> I have constructed a scrubber/squeegee holder(for lack of a better
word)
>out of P.V.C. and it holds about a litre of water. With slots for a belt,
it
>has come in very handy especially for ladder work or just easy access to
the
>tools when you need them. It can be painted company colors and is quite
>indestructable as it has been banging around for over six months now.
> Patenting is on my mind but quite expensive for now, has anyone any ideas
>on the next step for this idea, by the way, I think a price of $20 or so
>Canadian dollars is reasonable. Thanks in advance,
>Eric Halvarson
>At Your Service
>Calgary Alberta Canada
>
>
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>
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