Vermont American Corporation

Credo Tool Company

General Electric Company

Ved P Gakhar

Richard A Dossett

Wilfred M McCord, Jr

Manfred W Schmidt

Donald C Pennington, Jr

David H Byrley

Alexander Grishin

David S Hubbard

James M Luebbers

Bart Andrew Nuss

David T Brutscher

Donald M Szymanski

Richard A Waugh

L R Leet, Sr

W Miles Hale

Gregory M Gibbons

Lawrence P Dendinger

D M Szymanski

James M Leubbers

Joseph H Ballou

In order to enable quick and easy clamping of a work piece or device to the top of a work bench, the work bench is formed with a plurality of keyhole-like slots which are adapted to receive a threaded shaft and stopper arrangement which extends down from each of a plurality of rocker arm-like clamp members. Each of these clamps is such that a stopper which is provided on the bottom of the threaded shafts, is wider than the width of the slot. Rocker arms, which are connected to the upper ends of the threaded shaft, are each provided with a vertically extending bore through which a threaded shaft extends, and an intersecting lateral bore in which a follower nut which cooperates with the threaded shaft, is received. The lateral bore is formed toward one end of the rocker arm that is adapted to have engagement fingers or members at each end. The follower nuts are each formed with a thread only on one side of the bore through which the threaded shaft is disposed and are each arranged to laterally displaceable so that temporary disengagement between the threads can be achieved to allow for quick setting of the clamps.

Adjustable workbench having quick action clamps

A nail driving apparatus including a handle having a first and second end and a rod member having a first end permanently secured to a second end of the handle and a second end forming a striking surface, where the handle and the rod member are secured together so as to form a longitudinal axis. The apparatus further includes an elongated guide tube having a first end and a second end, where the rod member is slidably disposed within the guide tube. The handle further includes a tapered annular ring located about the rod member. The annular ring is operative for receiving the first end of the guide tube within the handle, and for temporarily securing the guide tube to the handle.

Nail driving apparatus

Saw blade

A drill bit is provided with a pair of spiral cutting blades having opposed cutting edges which come together at an angle to form a starting tip. Each of the spiral cutting blades includes a spiral flute which extends longitudinally thereof and is provided with a cutting face thereon. Each cutting edge is provided with an inner edge segment and an outer edge segment wherein the inner edge segment extends outwardly from the starting tip a preselected distance and terminates at an inwardly extending inner wall portion of a gullet. The inner wall portion of the gullet is arcuate in structure and terminates at a preselected inward position with an outer wall of the gullet. The outer wall of the gullet extends angularly outwardly terminating at the intersection with an outer segment of the cutting edge. The outer edge segment of the cutting edge is defined by the outward terminating end of the outer wall of the gullet and the outer most extremity of the cutting edge.

Twist drill bit

A circular saw blade with improved stability, the blade having a plurality of radial expansion slots, preferably having a 'J'-shape. The blades may also have a plurality of arced body slots and may be coated with a 'TEFLON' paint mixture.

A tool with improved impact and torque capabilities and having ergonomic handle. The tool may be a screwdriver, chisel, or the like. For example, the tool shank has a hex shaped portion integral to the two part ergonomic handle, which, with the dual molded handle composition, provides these increased tool capabilities. The ergonomic handle has a polypropylene core molded about the shank and a thermoplastic rubber cushion grip molded about the polypropylene core.

Tool with immproved impact and torque capabilities and having ergonomic

Fence guide system

A router accessory used in concert with a router attached to a router table. The accessory can be used to produce rosettes, model wheels, buttons, coasters, and other circular decorated projects, for example. In the preferred embodiment, a wooden workpiece can be positioned horizontally above a selected router bit. The workpiece zero point, which may be the workpiece center, can be off-set horizontally from the router bit. The accessory can then be used to lower the workpiece onto the router bit, so that rotation of the workpiece routs a circular cut equidistant from the workpiece zero point. The maximum depth of cut can be set. The off-set can be changed to make additional circular cuts into the workpiece, as desired.

Rosette maker router accessory used in concert with a router attached to

Caulking gun

A router attachment which is particularly useful for cutting decorative slots or grooves in wood and/or other materials, particularly those decorative cuts that are present in dentil moulding(s).

Router attachment permitting cutting of dentil moulding

Drill bit holder

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Louisville, KY, United States of America

Ved P Gakhar