Disk throwing device
OwnerDavid Leshinventor
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Abstract
A disk throwing device, comprising a handle and a fork. The fork is coupled to the handle and extending therefrom along a first axis. The fork having a pair of prongs extending therefrom from an end thereof opposite the handle. The pair of prongs meeting at a prong junction and having a common top surface substantially orthogonal to the first axis such that a disk may slide freely across the top surface. The disk throwing device also comprises a clip, extending orthogonally away from the fork in relation to the first axis at a first portion at the prong junction. The clip having a second portion coupled to the first portion that extends substantially parallel to the first axis such that it may trap a disk between the clip and the pair of prongs.
Claims20
A disk throwing device, comprising:
- a) a handle;
- b) a fork, coupled to the handle and extending therefrom along a first axis, the fork having a pair of prongs extending therefrom from an end thereof opposite the handle, the pair of prongs meeting at a prong junction and having a common top surface substantially orthogonal to the first axis such that a disk may slide freely across the top surface;
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- c) a clip, extending orthogonally away from the fork in relation to the first axis at a first portion at the prong junction and having a second portion coupled to the first portion that extends substantially parallel to the first axis such that it may trap a disk between the clip and the pair of prongs.
A disk throwing device, comprising:
- a) a handle;
- b) a fork, coupled to the handle and extending therefrom along a first axis, the fork having a pair of prongs extending therefrom from an end thereof opposite the handle, the pair of prongs meeting at a prong junction and having a common top surface substantially orthogonal to the first axis such that a disk may slide freely across the top surface;
- c) a rigid webbing, coupled to the pair of prongs and disposed therebetween;
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- d) a clip, extending orthogonally away from the fork in relation to the first axis at a first portion at the prong junction and having a second portion coupled to the first portion that extends substantially parallel to the first axis such that it may trap a disk between the clip and the pair of prongs.
A disk throwing device, comprising:
- a) a handle;
- b) a fork, coupled to the handle and extending therefrom along a first axis, the fork having a pair of curved prongs extending therefrom from an end thereof opposite the handle, the pair of prongs meeting at a prong junction and having a common top surface substantially orthogonal to the first axis such that a disk may slide freely across the top surface, wherein:
- b1) the prongs are tapered such that:
- a diameter of a distal prong end is less than a diameter of a proximate prong end;
- b2) the pair of prongs together form a section of an ellipse;
- b3) each prong includes a flat bottom surface and a flat top surface and wherein the flat bottom surface is parallel to the flat top surface;
- b4) each prong includes an array of ridges, disposed along a front edge of the distal prong end;
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- b5) each prong includes a plurality of spiked grooves, coupled to an outside edge of the distal prong end, and extending outwardly therefrom;
- c) a rigid webbing, coupled to the pair of prongs and disposed therebetween;
- d an adjustment mechanism functionally coupled to the prongs, such that a distance between the prongs is adjustable;
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- e) a clip extending orthogonally away from the fork in relation to the first axis at a first portion at the prong junction and having a second portion coupled to the first portion that extends substantially parallel to the first axis such that it may trap a disk between the clip and the pair of prongs.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.