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Douglas D Miller

David C Miller

Patrick David Miller

Evelyn J Miller

Aaron W J Atkinson

A shelving system may comprise a pair of support brackets and a shelf platform supportable by the brackets. The platform includes a supporting portion, a rear flange on the supporting portion, and a front flange on the supporting portion. The shelf platform may be configured to be supported by the support brackets when a portion of the brackets extend upwardly from the platform and when a portion of the brackets extend downwardly from the platform. Optionally, a work platform is pivotable between usage and storage positions, and the brackets are pivotable between a deployed position supporting the platform in the usage position and a storage position allowing the platform to move to the storage position. Optionally, a mounting rail and at least one hook removably mountable on the rail may be provided. The hook may have a stabilizer tab that stabilizes the hook with respect to the rail.

Shelving system and collapsible work bench

A method of assembling a differential assembly and a biasing element for a differential wherein the biasing element may be added or removed from an assembled differential without having to remove the pinion shaft. The biasing element is generally a W-spring that includes a center opening and open sides that face the same direction to facilitate the addition or removal of the biasing element.

Differential assembly and method of assembly

A bra for large breasted women which is both comfortable to wear and allows a user to engage in vigorous physical activity without experiencing discomfort to her breasts. The bra comprises a pair of molded cups, each of which is mounted in a non-stretchable harness member that encircles the breast giving it firm support. Also attached to the harness member is a soft, stretchable cloth cover. The cover both enhances the appearance of the bra and provides additional support for the breast. The two harness members, which are generally mirror images of each other, are removably fastened together in the front by a heavy duty zipper. Rearwardly, each individual harness member is supported by three straps which encircle the user's body. Among these straps are an elastic waistband, a wide shoulder strap of adjustable length, and an underarm strap. The underarm and shoulder straps are joined to the harness member at points distal from the zipper and proximate with the upper and lower edges, respectively, of the molded cup mounted in the harness member. The two pairs of shoulder and underarm straps are connected together, forming a yoke, in the center of the back. Flexibility to provide freedom of movement is found in a pair of elastic inserts. The first insert is located within the harness member itself between the shoulder and underarm strap attachment points; and the second insert in the otherwise non-stretchable underarm strap

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Kenmare, ND, United States of America

Douglas D Miller