91results about "Hand chisels" patented technology

This invention relates to tools for preparing vertebral bodies in the spine for the implantation of an artificial vertebral disk replacement and related method. A first tool is disclosed that prepares the vertebral bodies for implantation by cutting offset channels in the vertebral bodies. The second tool holds two plates of the implant during the implantation process. This invention also relates to an artificial vertebral disk replacement, a method of operation, and a method of implanting.

A high-speed, hand-held attachment for flex rotor shafts of power rotary tools, and also for direct attachment to power rotary tools without flex rotor shafts, that converts rotary motion to reciprocating motion for precision control of cutting, carving, sawing, chiseling, filing, sanding, and engraving on delicate work pieces. The attachment is one assembly comprising a one-piece front one-piece enclosure (20), a rear one-piece enclosure (30), a high-speed bearing (22), a one-piece rotating piece (40) with integral cam groove, a one-piece reciprocating piece (50) with an integral cam follower on one end and with its other, exposed end accomodating the attachment of a chuck or collet and with geometry to prevent rotation, and a thumbscrew (32). Rotating piece (40) attaches directly to the rotary power source and provides the cam action drive to reciprocating piece (50). Bearing (22) provides rotative support for the other end of rotating piece (40). Reciprocating piece (50) slidably mounts in front one-piece enclosure (20). Front one-piece enclosure (20) and rear one-piece enclosure (30) are attached to each other and maintain proper alignment for rotating piece (40), bearing (22), and reciprocating piece (50). Thumbscrew (32) secures the attachment to the flex rotor shaft of a power rotary tool. A tool holder / collet is attached to the exposed end of reciprocating piece (50) whereby numerous types of cutting tools may be utilized. Alternative versions of the rear one-piece enclosure, (30A) and (30B), described herein, allow for attachment directly to power rotary tools without flex rotor shafts. Alternative versions of the reciprocating piece, (50A), (50B), and (50C), and of the rotating piece, (40A), are also described herein.

A handle is provided for use with a bit or extensive rod. The handle includes a socket. The socket includes a thin section, a thick section, an annular face between the thin and thick sections, an axial cavity and a radial aperture communicated with the axial cavity in the thin section. A detent is put in the radial aperture. A chuck is put on the socket for control over the detent.

A tool includes a blade having a working edge and an attachment edge opposite the working edge, a handle with distal and proximal ends and a body having at least one diameter. The proximal end is associated with the attachment edge. A hammer element is associated with the distal end, and a periphery of the hammer element extends in a radial direction greater than the at least one diameter of the body.

A tool includes a tool bit and a handle for releasable engagement with the tool bit. The tool bit includes an insert formed thereon. The handle includes a socket formed thereon. The socket includes a cavity defined therein for receiving the insert and at least one hole communicated with the cavity. The at least one hole includes an internal end and an external end larger than the internal end. The at least one annular groove defined in the insert is aligned with the at least one hole when the insert is inserted in the socket. At least one ball is received in the at least one hole. A sleeve includes an internal face and at least one cam surface formed on the internal face thereof. The sleeve is rotationally mounted on the socket between a first position and a second position. In the first position, the at least one cam surface allows complete removal of the at least one ball from the cavity. In the second position, the at least one cam surface pushes the at least one ball into the cavity.

A chisel with a bi-material blade comprising a main body of low grade steel and a cutting portion of higher grade steel. The cutting portion of higher grade steel provides longer life and decreases the need for frequent sharpening. The main body and cutting portion are connected using an arcuate interface. Additionally, the main body and cutting portion may have a radiussed cross-sectional connection. The arcuate interface and radiussed cross-section help absorb the shear and impact forces applied to the tool.

A chisel includes a handle, a tip removably mounted on the handle, an insertion rod secured to the tip and inserted into the handle, and at least one positioning unit mounted on the handle and releasably urged on the insertion rod to releasably position the insertion rod on the handle so that the tip is removably mounted on the handle. Thus, the chisel has replaceable tips, so that the handle can co-operate with tips of different types, thereby facilitating a user operating the chisel, and thereby enhancing the working efficiency. In addition, the user only has to carry a handle and a plurality of tips to construct the chisel without having to carry multiple chisels, thereby greatly decreasing the weight.

A chisel according to the present technology has a reduced tendency to jam in a substrate. The chisel is on an axis in the striking direction with successively a striking surface, a shank, a spreading element and a tip. The spreading element has multiple ribs around the axis extending along the axis 2. The ribs each have a wave shape formed through a tangential deflection with respect to the axis.

The invention is directed to a hand tool for cutting shavings from the surface of a workpiece of wood (or other workable material) to shape and make smooth any three-dimensional surface having concave, flat, and / or convex contours. The thickness of the shavings is modulated by the angular relationship and distance between a blade and a regulating post. An embodiment comprises a combination body and handle holding a protruding cutting blade at an angle of about 30° to the surface of the workpiece, and an adjustable protruding post in front of the cutting edge to limit the effective exposure of the cutting edge as the tool is moved into contact with the workpiece. The embodiments provide a full view of the cutting zone and unrestricted one-hand use on surfaces of any contour.

A tool includes a shank having an engaging hole for receiving one end of a tool member and having a number of orifices for receiving detents, a control ferrule rotatably engaged onto the shank and having a number of notches each of which includes a deeper portion for selectively receiving the detents and for disengaging the detents from the tool member and a shallower portion for selectively forcing and actuating the detents to engage with the tool member and to detachably couple the tool member to the shank, and a spring member may actuate the shallower portions of the notches of the control ferrule to engage with the detents and then to detachably couple the tool member to the shank.

A multi-function tool having a handle portion and a plurality of structures operable therewith for the performance of a plurality of functions. The multi-function tool allows fast and convenient transition between any of the plurality of functions in order to enable completion of jobs or tasks requiring such functions without acquisition, storage, and / or maintenance of a plurality of specialized tools.

A chisel with interchangeable blade has a handle, a holding device and a blade. The handle has two ends and a device hole. The device hole is defined in one end of the handle. The holding device is securely mounted in the device hole and has a body. The body is securely mounted in and protrudes out from the device hole and has a connecting end and a connecting hole. The connecting end protrudes out from the device hole. The connecting hole is defined in the connecting end of the body and has a cross section. The blade is detachably mounted on the holding device and has a connecting tang. The connecting tang is detachably mounted in the connecting hole and has a cross section corresponding to that of the connecting hole.

A carrier transferring load and unload system of low frame bridge type between the shore side crane and the stack field crane, wherein said system comprises: at least one low frame bridge which being arranged under the back extension distance of the shore side crane and parallel to the crane large carrier rail; at least one set of rail extending along the length direction of the low frame bridge being arranged at the top and middle parts of each low frame bridge respectively; a low frame bridge crane carrier being arranged on the top rail and traveling along the rail; a low frame bridge plate carrier being arranged on the middle rail and traveling along the rail; the low frame bridge crane carrier and the low frame bridge plate carrier can travel across each other; the ground rails perpendicular to the length direction of the low frame bridge being arranged under the low frame bridge at the position corresponding to each stacking container area and being extended to load and unload area of the sea side end part of the stack field; and the ground plate carrier being arranged on each ground rail respectively and traveling along the rail. The invention increases the load and unload efficiency of the container stock significantly and may realize the semi-automation and automation of the load and unload of the container stock.

The invention is essentially a tool device which is a combination of components, features and functions, including knife, chisel, scrapper, ruler, depth gage, and straight edge, housed in one easily handled and transported unit.

The present invention is directed to a tool for de-laminating two or more bonded material layers wherein two simultaneous force vectors are applied to the tool so as to control the resulting effect of the tool. In particular, the tool is comprised of a handle, a shaft having a proximal and a distal end, a working face, and a strike plate. The handle is connected to the proximal end of the shaft wherein the shaft has a finite length. At the distal end of the shaft is a working face which may be either integral to the shaft or is a separate element which is durably attached to the shaft. At a point on the shaft between the proximal or handle end, and the distal or working face end, a strike plate is durably attached to the shaft. The strike plate is configured to receiving repeated impact by a drive source.

A tool includes a handle, a controller and a bit. The handle includes a socket defining an axial non-circular space and a radial space in communication with the axial space. The controller includes a space defined therein and a ridge formed on the wall of the space thereof. The controller is movable in the radial space of socket between a locking position and a releasing position. The bit includes a working tip and a shank defining at least one recess for receiving the ridge when the shank is inserted into the space of the controller through the axial space of the socket, thus locking the bit to the handle.

The invention is a tool to be struck, or a striking tool, (collectively referred to as an "impact tool"), or alternatively, a cap, that will not suffer metal spall and the attendant dangers of spalling and flying or cutting metal slivers. The preferred mode is on a chisel (wood or cold) or repeated impact tool. The chisel would have a striking end cut square to the shaft. The striking end would be opposite the working end. Other tools such as impact wrenches, jackhammers, wedges, spikes, hammers, mallets or other tools being struck or striking forcibly benefit from the invention by use of a disk insert of polymeric material to alter ergonomic and noise characteristic.

A scraper for removing nail heads and other debris from a surface which comprises a handle, a weighted cutting head and a mechanism for attaching the handle to the weighted cutting head. When a hand of a user grasps the handle and the weighted cutting head is moved upon the surface, sufficient momentum will be provided to easily scrape away nail heads and other debris with little effort.

A de-icicling tool has an icicle removing head mounted onto the distal end of an elongated handle. The head is formed of a generally flat blade and a mounting sleeve to that fits onto the distal end of the handle. The blade member has a series of triangular teeth in a concave arc along the front with each tooth having a point and beveled edges which meet at the associated point. The points of the teeth are rounded. The blade has at least one generally triangular notch formed along its rear thereof, each notch having a pair of beveled edges. There is one or more one round aperture in the blade, each with a beveled edge and with a diameter of three to five centimeters. The mounting sleeve includes a threaded socket adapted to accept a male thread of a standard broom handle or paint pole.

A hand tool adapted to be used in the welding environment includes a handle and a head. The head includes a first end adapted to strike at and remove welding slag and a second end adapted to receive and retain a replaceable tip. The tip has two (2) opposable ends such that it can be reversed to extend the life thereof. The handle end, distal from the head, is operatively shaped to comprise a wedge and a pry surface.

The Ribbed Bar Angled Chisel Punch Set is a set of chisels designed with ribbed or textured handles so the user can grip the tool easier and better. The chisels are angled so that they can perform certain jobs and work in tight spots that ordinary straight shafted chisels cannot. The chisels have many functions. The chisels make it easier for the prying, cutting, punching, pulling and removing of small objects in a limited work space. The chisels in the set are all different and have flat tips, sharp tips, pointed tips, and blunt tips.