Insinkerator LLC

Kenyon Technologies, LLC

General Tools & Instruments Company, LLC

Andrew Krystinik

Edward Gilchrest

Craig Bures

Kelly T Gamble

Eric Schultz

Mark T Cammarota

Scott Smith

Lee Marchetti

Frank Von Holzhausen

Michael Reischmann

Matthew Phillips

Matthew Prancuk

A cutting tool attachment for a power tool is freely rotatable about an end of the power tool. A fence provides a complementary flat surface area for the cutting tool attachment to rest against a surface of the material to be cut. The fence prevents free rotation of the cutting tool attachment while in use. A handle allows a user to guide the attachment along the surface of the material, while also providing leverage to keep the attachment against the material surface close to the attachment, but at a safe position to reduce the chance of injury. A user can rotate the power tool relative to the cutting attachment to achieve a comfortable position or to help turn the attachment and power tool. The power tool is therefore positionable along a 360 arc of movement relative to the attachment while the attachment is positioned along the surface of a material.

Tool attachment for cutting heavy duty substrate

Food waste disposer trim shell housing upper portion

Food waste disposer trim shell housing

A popcorn popper configured to cook popcorn includes a vessel and an electric heating element which heats the vessel. A vibration element vibrates the vessel and a controller controls the heating element and the vibration element. A temperature sensor is in communication with the controller such that the controller can receive temperature readings from the temperature sensor indicative of a temperature of the vessel. The controller activating the heating element to heat the vessel which contains the popcorn until the temperature sensor indicates that a first temperature has been reached. The controller, based on readings from the temperature sensor, maintains the vessel at a second temperature by controlling a power setting of the heating element and the controller activates the vibration element to vibrate the vessel which thereby vibrates the popcorn. The controller after maintaining the vessel at the second temperature, reduces the power of the heating element.

Method of cooking popcorn

Controller for popcorn popper

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Middlefield, CT, United States of America

Andrew Krystinik