Multi-use gardening tool
OwnerDave Kindredinventor
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Abstract
Multi-use tools having a stamped single piece tool head that includes a chevron-shaped body, and a coupling mechanism configured to couple a handle to the chevron-shaped body. Additional tools can include a chevron-shaped body comprising a first external edge, a second external edge, a first internal edge, and a second internal edge. The tool also includes a handle, a coupling mechanism demountably coupling the handle to the chevron-shaped body and a void formed by the first internal edge, the second internal edge, and the coupling mechanism. An apex of the chevron-shaped body points away from the handle.
Claims18
A multi-use tool comprising a stamped single piece tool head coupled to a handle, the stamped single piece tool head comprising:
- opposing individual lateral members, each lateral member extending to a strip;
- each strip merging to define sides of a chevron;
- the sides of the chevron, strips, and lateral members defining an opening within the tool head;
- the sides of the chevron being angled from the strips and defining a base and individual leading and trailing edges extending to an apex of the chevron;
- each of the individual leading edges defining a group of pointed teeth and gullets bounded by two straight portions;
- one of the two straight portions extending between the strips and the group of pointed teeth and gullets;
- the other of the two straight portions extending from the groups of pointed teeth and gullets to form the apex, wherein each of the two straight portions extending between the strips and the groups of pointed teeth and gullets is recessed from the tips of the pointed teeth and the other of the two straight portions;
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- the trailing edges defining a plurality of pointed teeth and gullets extending the length of each of the trailing edges.
A multi-use tool comprising a tool head, the tool head comprising:
- a member defined by at least two strips, at least two of the strips extending from respective ends of the tool head merging with one another to define a base and individual leading and trailing edges extending to an apex;
- each of the individual leading edges defining a group of pointed teeth and gullets bounded by two straight portions;
- one of the two straight portions extending between a respective strip end and the group of pointed teeth and gullets;
- the other of the two straight portions extending from the groups of pointed teeth and gullets to form the apex, wherein each of the two straight portions extending between the strips and the groups of pointed teeth and gullets is recessed from the tips of the pointed teeth and the other of the two straight portions;
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- the trailing edges defining a plurality of pointed teeth and gullets extending the length of each of the trailing edges.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.