corners 310 and 312 respectively the vertical centers of sides 320 and 322 and cross member 306 are preferably aligned in the first horizontal plane in addition a gap 324 is formed between sides 320 and 322 and cross member 306 gap 324 facilitates the use of less material without substantially decreasing the strength of the tool it has been discovered that molds that leave a gap such as gap 324 result in a more uniform molding of main frame section 300 gap 324 is also useful as an additional place to grip or hang the tool it is envisioned that main frame section 300 may be formed in a variety of other shapes such as a circle oval or a complex geometric structure referring to fig1 12 and 13 note that second hook 308 is formed from a beam 326 which merges at radial corners 314 and 316 with beams 328 and 330 respectively the upper surface 332 of beam 326 slopes downward towards projection 334 from the upper surfaces 336 and 338 of beams 328 and 330 respectively ribs 340 and 342 project horizontally outward an equal distance from the vertical centers of beams 328 and 330 respectively and follow the contours of corners 314 and 316 respectively until they terminate into projection 334 at the front of frame section 300 ribs 340 and 342 preferably follow the contours of corners 310 and.