Stanley Black Decker, Inc.

The Stanley Works

Amax Incorporated

Stanley Tools and Hardware

Vincent Cook

Keith M Lombardi

Dustin M Lee

Michael T Matteo

Joseph R Martone

Eric Ranieri

John C Murray

John Delneo

Antony J Orsini

Gary E Van Deursen

Michael Kwok Ying Chan

Robert Scillia

Jay R Munroe

Duard Wilson

Joshua A Brown

John James Murray

Dennis Danville

Jarrett J Guma

Joshua J Boccanfuso

A handheld titanium hammer including a handle with a transverse hoop at one end, and a hammer head inserted therein. The hoop at the front-facing edge includes a notch. The hammer head includes a flange with a nub and an intermediate portion with a downward facing sloped surface and a recessed bed. A wedge having an upward facing angular surface fits into the hoop from the back end and pushes against the sloped surface of the intermediate portion for a wedging action. The wedging action also lifts the bed into a flattened wall section of the hoop capturing it therein. The nub of the flange is captured within the notch in the hoop. A fastened secures the wedge and hammer head together inside the hoop.

Titanium hammer

A laser level including a control mechanism housing which houses a control mechanism, the control mechanism including at least a top surface and a bottom surface. A protective structure extends from the control mechanism housing configured to protect the control mechanism from impact and including an upper structure which extends from a top surface of the control mechanism housing and a lower structure which extends from a bottom surface of the control mechanism housing.

Laser level

An ergonomic tape measure having a side which has a protruding surface that fills at least a part of the gripping cavity of an operator's hand and provides a comfortable and secure feeling grip when holding the tape measure. The tape measure can have a grip swell surface which fills part or all of the gripping cavity of an operator's hand. The tape measure can have a grip swell side center region which protrudes from a grip swell plane and into the gripping cavity of an operator's hand.

Ergonomic tape measure

A carpenter's, mason's, or plumber's level with an elastic, flexible cord for attachment to a plank, pipe, or workpiece is disclosed. The level has a linear, bar-shaped body with a rectangular cross-section, where portions of the body may be hollow or have recessed openings therein. The level has an elastic cord connected to the body, wherein the cord is stretch-wrapped around a plank, pipe or like workpiece to attach the level thereto for angular tilt measurement. A groove, a contour, a notch, a boss, a ridge, a hole, a recess, a hook, or the like can be used to hold or snare the elastic cord when in use and to store the elastic cord on the level body when not in use. The level body has an opening to receive a bubble vial for angular tilt indication.

Level with attachment feature

A level includes an end cap releasably attached to a level body. The end cap is configured to be inserted in, and withdrawn from, the level body with a sliding fit. Accordingly, the end cap can be withdrawn from the level body simply by squeezing with the fingers of one hand two opposing actuators formed in the end cap against the bias of respective living hinges to release detents from detent apertures formed in opposing side walls of the level body, and then using the same hand to slide the end cap out of the level body without having to touch the level body with either hand.

Level with quick-disconnect end cap

Long tape and housing

Tape measure

Growing community of inventors

Milford, CT, United States of America

Vincent Cook