Screwdriver rack

Abstract

A tool rack is embodied in a base having wall structures extending along opposite sides of the base for the reception of shafts and handles of tools to be stored and transported on the rack. Arms each with a cantilever define a groove for reception of a tool shaft. Handle receiving recesses in each wall structure are partially defined by posts and arms with protrusions thereon extending into handle receiving openings to confine the handle against all but intentional displacement. The shaft confining cantilevers are of flexible construction.

I claim:  
     
         1 . A screwdriver rack including, 
 a base,    wall structures each integral with opposite sides of the base, each of said wall structures including posts and arms in alternating manner,    said arms each including a cantilever defining a recess for reception of screwdriver shaft segment, each of said posts including an area for abutment with a screwdriver shaft segment confining the shaft in the recessed area of the cantilever, and    said posts and said arms defining handle receiving openings, means for confining a screwdriver handle in place within each of said openings.    
     
     
         2 . The screwdriver rack claimed in  claim 1  wherein said cantilever is yieldable to admit a laterally inserted screwdriver shaft and to bias same toward one of said posts.  
     
     
         3 . The screwdriver rack claimed in  claim 1  wherein said means for confining a screwdriver handle in place includes a protrusion on one of said posts or one of said arms.