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The extreme tool belt is modular so pouches and holders can be interchanged for different tasks.
The extreme tool belt is modular so pouches and holders can be interchanged for different tasks.
The goal for such a tool belt is to reduce the average tool-fetching and information-seeking time of a construcion worker from 2 hours to 15 minutes.

Revision as of 00:38, 13 February 2026

Tool-holding bodywear including belt, pouches, suspenders, holders of all types (peg, pin, friction, magnetic, velcro, gravity, snaps, hooks, etc), jackets, pants, hats, armbands - allowing immediate access to measuring, marking, and other tooling such as cordless drills or saws.

The extreme tool belt is modular so pouches and holders can be interchanged for different tasks.

The goal for such a tool belt is to reduce the average tool-fetching and information-seeking time of a construcion worker from 2 hours to 15 minutes.