Improved shaft securing mechanism for a tool
A technology for fixing mechanisms and tools, used in the manufacture of tools, hand tools, wrenches, etc., to solve problems such as connections that are not completely rigid, loss of confidence, errors during use, etc.
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[0033] Referring now to the drawings, in which like reference numerals refer to like parts throughout the specification, tool handles constructed in accordance with the present invention are described in figure 1 The total is represented by 100. The handle 100 can be formed into any shape for use as a hand tool, and is preferably ergonomically formed with tactile features 102 to help an individual maintain a firm grip on the handle 100 . In addition to the features 102, the handle 100 may also have other design elements 104 positioned thereon as desired. An example of such a handle is disclosed in U.S. Patent No. 9,027,219 to Gauthier et al., entitled "Shaft Securing Mechanism For A Tool," which is expressly referenced in its entirety for all purposes at way into this article.
[0034] Watch now Figure 1-11 , the handle 100 has a securing mechanism 106 capable of releasably securing an implement shaft 108 to the handle 100 . Shaft 108 may include any implement or feature ...
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