Bush Industries, Inc.

Other

Joseph E Miller

James M Holler

James G Fiala

Bruce O Anderson

A leveling system for a containment unit is disclosed. This leveling system includes at least one and typically multiple leveling elements, each of which are adjustably attached to a surface of the containment unit. An adjustment mechanism is in communication with the leveling elements for displacing the leveling element or elements in a substantially vertical direction. The leveling system also includes a level measurement mechanism attached to a surface of the containment unit for indicating a containment unit horizontal planar position or indicating when the containment unit is 'level.' A containment unit is also disclosed.

Leveling system

The present invention relates to a portable laptop computer cart having a slidable desktop movable between a closed, retracted position and an open position which exposes a hidden bin/storage area underneath. The cart is mounted on casters or wheels for easy movement. Additionally, with the desktop in the retracted position, the bin is completely hidden from view allowing the cart to be utilized as a conventional end table or the like. The laptop computer cart is particularly well adapted for use with a laptop computer cart or video game entertainment system while the user is seated upon a couch or sofa.

Laptop computer cart

An armoire is disclosed which can be opened to provide a compact interior office including a tiered desktop. The armoire additionally provides for a shelving support system which can be arranged, as needed, to support, for example, various components of a computer system. The present invention provides space sufficient for the desk to be retracted within the interior of the armoire and to further accommodate a conventional chair within the closed interior of the armoire, thereby hiding the office.

Office armoire

Combined television stand and video accessory storage

Mobile storage unit

Mobile storage with drop leaf

An apparatus for cutting a bone plug from a portion of bone. A base vertically supports a block. An arm has one end hinged to the block and carries a handle at the other end thereof. A sleeve is connected to the block and extends below the handle. A plunger is disposed within the sleeve and connected to the arm via a roller pin and roller which are disposed in an arcuate slot in the handle. The lower end of the plunger carries a die for cutting the bone plug. The handle is raised, pivoting the arm and causing the plunger to move within the sleeve and away from the base. A portion of bone from which the bone plug is to be cut is placed between the die carried on the plunger and the base. As the handle is moved downward toward the base, the lever action forces the plunger to close onto the portion of bone causes the die to penetrate the portion of bone resulting in a bone plug cutting. A plurality of stems may be located on the sleeve or provided on a separate flat plate for storing extra dies. In addition, a stem is located on the base to aid in removing the bone plug from the die.

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Naples, FL, United States of America

Joseph E Miller