Pro-Tool Crate

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Home repair and the inevitable re-repair are deeply-personal trials by trade, testing a man's focus, resolve, and ability to operate under the duress of awkwardly contorted positions.

It's an physically and emotionally draining effort that may take months of planning and hours of intense labor with little to show but a slightly-functioning product and a sense of unparalleled pride.

Basically, home repair is the closest a man can get to giving birth in this world.

Magnets, How Do They Work?

We can't prevent that infuriating fifth trip to the hardware store, but we can curate a collection of quick fix tools so enticing that "finally getting around to" a household project will no longer be a problem.

The Magnogrip Drill Holster and Wristband harnesses the mysterious black magic of magnetism to keep drill bits, screws, and small tools easily accessible on the hip and wrist. The holster is perfect for cordless drill quickdraws, and the wrist strap can be slapped onto the side of a ladder or refrigerator for hands-free handiness.

No Loose Screws

We wouldn't bring a Phillips screwdriver to a dark-alley flathead fight; we'd bring the Sheffield 4-in-1 Lighted Screwdriver, a battery-powered flashlight with four interchangeable heads. And speaking of dark-alley fights we definitely don't condone, the Sheffield Folding Utility Knife slices and dices, then stows easily into a pocket without risk of the slicing and dicing continuing.

For cleanup, the least fun yet most fulfilling step in the repair process, we're supplying a bar of Lava Soap and a pack of shop towels. They're conveniently the same color as the blood one might want to discreetly hide after one embarrassingly injures oneself with a tool one claims to "totally know how to use." Hypothetically speaking.

The Pro-Tool Crate is the helping hand any home handyman would be more than willing to receive.