Sanding apparatus for billiard cue sticks
OwnerKeith A. Colombo, Jeremy G. Brooksinventors
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Abstract
A sanding and smoothing apparatus for pool cue shafts comprises an elongate resilient main body having generally concentrically disposed resilient radially-inner and radially-outer C-shaped members. The apparatus is sized for mating engagement with the tapered shaft of a pool cue received in close fitting conforming relation with the inner surface of the radially-inner C-shaped member. The inner surface of the radially-inner C-shaped member is provided with a suitable abrasive sanding material, which may comprise a sanding sheet or an abrasive coating.
Claims7
A cue stick sanding device comprising:
- an elongate main body having a longitudinal spine and concentrically disposed, radially spaced, arcuate arms, including a pair of radially inner arcuate arms and a pair of concentrically disposed radially outer arcuate arms, projecting from said spine;
- a longitudinal gap defined between terminal ends of said arms, and a cue stick receiving chamber bounded by inner surfaces of said spine and said radially inner arms;
- an abrasive material disposed within said chamber, whereby sliding the sanding apparatus back and forth along the cue stick results in smoothing of the cue stick outer surface.
A cue stick sanding device comprising:
- an elongate main body having a longitudinal spine and concentrically disposed, radially spaced, arcuate arms projecting from said spine, said arms including a pair of radially inner arcuate arms and a pair of concentrically disposed radially outer arcuate arms;
- a longitudinal gap defined between terminal ends of said radially inner arms, and a cue stick receiving chamber bounded by inner surfaces of said spine and said radially inner arms;
- a sheet of sandpaper removably disposed within said chamber with lateral edges of said sandpaper disposed between said radially inner and radially outer arms;
- whereby sliding the sanding apparatus back and forth along the cue stick results in smoothing of the cue stick outer surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.