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Class 30/486 - Recess forming


Subclass of Class 30 - Cutlery
Definition: Device adapted to form a depression in a workpiece.
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 05/31/2011


NumberTitleIssue Date
7950157Router plane
A router plane having a collar maintained in snug engagement with a blade shank during blade height adjustment to facilitate accurate adjustment with a threaded adjustment nut that travels on an adjustment post. The collar is retained on a post secured to the router...
05/31/2011
7228631Contouring shave
The invention is directed to a hand tool for cutting shavings from the surface of a workpiece of wood (or other workable material) to shape and make smooth any three-dimensional surface having concave, flat, and/or convex contours. The thickness of the shavings is m...
06/12/2007
6905290Hand rasp with groove blade and adjustable guide for scoring construction material
An improved hand rasp comprises a planar plate with an anterior surface and an opposing posterior surface. An ergonomic handle is affixed to the anterior surface of the plate. A groove blade is removably affixed to the posterior surface of the plate by attachment me...
06/14/2005
6751876Manual belt skiver
A manual skiver for conveyor belts and the like includes a base with a flat bearing surface for engaging an associated belt face, and a blade receiving opening through the bearing surface. A handle is connected with the base to facilitate drawing the skiver across t...
06/22/2004
5771587Manual belt skiver
A manual belt skiver removes a top layer of material along an end edge of a elt in preparation for mounting a lacing thereon. The skiver has a base with a handle attached thereto, and a normally vertical contact surface adapted to slide along the end edge ...
06/30/1998
 
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