Multi-tool assembly
OwnerDaniel J. Raymondinventor
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Abstract
The multi-tool assembly includes a housing which is made of two pieces that are joined together with a screw. The housing extends between opposite longitudinal ends and has opposite lateral sides which extend between the longitudinal ends. The assembly also includes a blade which extends out of one of the longitudinal ends of the housing. At least one spirit level is attached with the housing and is oriented either perpendicular or parallel to at least one of the lateral sides. The blade allows a person to use the multi-tool assembly as a utility knife, and the orientation of the lateral side in parallel with or perpendicular to the spirit level allows a user to use the multi-tool assembly as a torpedo level.
Claims8
A multi-tool assembly, comprising:
- a housing made of two pieces that are joined together with a screw, said housing extending between opposite longitudinal ends, and said housing having opposite lateral sides which extend between said longitudinal ends;
- a blade extending out of one of said longitudinal ends of said housing;
- at least one spirit level attached with said housing and oriented either perpendicular or parallel to at least one of said lateral sides;
- said housing further having a slot which opens to the longitudinal end opposite of said blade and which is shaped to receive a carpenter pencil;
- said housing further including a plurality of spaced apart recesses formed into one of said lateral sides and spaced from one another for holding the carpenter pencil;
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- said screw extending through said housing to a point.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.