US2013277995A1PendingUtilityA1
Hand tool
Est. expiryApr 19, 2032(~5.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Christopher Lee
B25J 1/04
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Abstract
A hand tool including a handle and a tool head. The tool head is a V-shaped or modified V-shaped tool head.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 .- 20 . (canceled)
21 . A hand tool, comprising:
at least two prongs connected together and defining a gripping receiver; and at least one resilient gripping member provided on an end manipulating edge of at least one of the two prongs.
22 . A hand tool, comprising:
at least two prongs connected together and defining a gripping receiver; and at least one resilient gripping member provided on an inner gripping edge and an end manipulating edge of at least one of the two prongs.
23 . A hand tool, comprising:
at least two prongs connected together and defining a gripping receiver; a first gripping member provided on an inner gripping edge of at least one of the prongs; and a second resilient gripping member provided on an end manipulating edge of at least one of the two prongs.
24 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein the gripping member extends along at least a portion of an inner gripping edge and along at least a portion of the end manipulating edge of the at least one of the two prongs.
25 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein the first gripping member and second gripping member are set at an angle relative to each other.
26 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein the first gripping member and the second gripping member of at least one of the two prongs is a unitary gripping member.
27 . The tool according to claim 26 , wherein the gripping member comprises a curved outer gripping edge extending around a corner defined by the inner gripping edge and the end manipulating edge of at least one of the two prongs.
28 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein the inner gripping edge and the end manipulating edge are set at an angle relative to each other.
29 . The tool according to claim 25 , wherein the inner gripping edge and the end manipulating edge are set at an angle relative to each other.
30 . The tool according to claim 29 , wherein the angle between the first gripping element and second gripping element is a same angle as the angle between the inner gripping edge and end manipulating edge of at least one of the prong.
31 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein a gripping edge of the first resilient gripping member and a gripping edge of the second resilient gripping member are set at an angle relative to each other.
32 . The tool according to claim 30 , wherein a gripping edge of the first resilient gripping member and a gripping edge of the second resilient gripping member are set at an angle relative to each other.
33 . The tool according to claim 30 , wherein the angle between the gripping edge of the first resilient gripping member and the gripping edge of the second resilient gripping member is the same angle.
34 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein at least one of the inner gripping edge and end manipulation edge is a straight edge.
35 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein at least one of the first resilient gripping element and second resilient gripping element comprises a straight gripping edge.
36 . The tool according to claim 35 , wherein at least one of the first resilient gripping element and second resilient gripping element comprises a straight gripping edge.
37 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein the inner gripping edge is provided with a first slot receiving the first gripping element, and the end manipulating edge is provided with a second slot receiving the second gripping element.
38 . The tool according to claim 37 , wherein the first slot is continuous with the second slot.
39 . The tool according to claim 34 , further comprising at least one pin securing the resilient gripping member within the slot.
40 . The tool according to claim 35 , further comprising at least one pin securing the first gripping element within the first slot, and a least one pin securing the second gripping element in the second slot.
41 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein at least one of the two prongs comprises a second gripping receiver.
42 . The tool according to claim 41 , wherein the second gripping receiver is defined by a pair of opposed hook end portions.
43 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein the two prongs are V-shaped.
44 . The tool according to claim 21 , wherein the end manipulating edge of at least one of the two prongs is a leading edge of the tool so that the resilient gripping element is a first point of contact with an object to be manipulated.
45 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein at least one of the first resilient gripping member and the second resilient gripping member is a plate gripping member.
46 . The tool according to claim 45 , wherein an inner edge of the plate gripping member is disposed within a slot provided in the surface of at least one of the inner gripping edge and end manipulating edge of the at least one prong, and a raised outer exposed resilient gripping edge of the plate gripping member extends above the surface.
47 . The tool according to claim 46 , wherein the outer exposed resilient gripping edge is a flat edge.
48 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein the first gripping element and the second gripping element define a bent continuous outer gripping edge extending around an angle between the inner gripping edge and the end manipulating edge of at least one of the two prongs.
49 . The tool according to claim 23 , wherein the handle is made of an electrical non-conductive material.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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