Deere & Company

Iowa State University Research Foundation Inc

Christopher Hoffman

Brian M Huenink

Jeremy B Shuler

Jake Flanders

A leather burnishing tool is described. The tool has a central body portion that may be held by a user and a working portion on at least one end. In a preferred embodiment, the central body portion has two working portions. Each working portion is configured to snap into or otherwise securely engage the central body. Each working portion preferably has at least one and more preferably two shaping channels configured to burnish or shape leather. The tool is preferably continuously slid along the edge (or the leather slid along the shaping channel(s)) of the piece of leather to shape the edge of the piece of leather.

Leather burnishing tool

A multi-camera vision system is utilized onboard a work vehicle having an operator cabin and an apparatus associated with performance of a work task. The system includes: one or more display devices defining a plurality of display areas and a plurality of cameras carried by the work vehicle and coupled to display feeds at the display areas. A first camera of the cameras is oriented to selectively provide a first selected feed of at least a portion of the apparatus during performance of the work task. A controller is configured to display the first selected feed of the selected feeds with an insert, overlay, or icon that indicates the origin and orientation of the first camera as the first selected feed depicts performance of the work task by the apparatus.

Work vehicle vision system with contextual task icons

Wallet

A leather burnishing tool is described. The tool comprises a first end disposed opposite a second end and a body portion disposed between the first end and the second end. The first end includes a first channel and a top portion. The second end comprises a second polished channel configured to accept an edge of a piece of leather therein and a bottom portion configured to be flush with a horizontal surface. The tool is continuously slid along the edge of the piece of leather to shape the edge of the piece of leather. In examples, the leather burnishing tool is configured to engage a tool holder.

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Bayonne, NJ, United States of America

Christopher Hoffman