Angularly adjustable balancing device
OwnerLuis Gerardo Machado Gameroinventor
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Abstract
A balancing device which includes a plate which can be affixed to an object to be balanced, a balance member to be removably affixed to the plate, a support, and both the balance member and support having each one of a pointed spike and concave depression which receives the pointed spike. A user affixes the plate to an object to be balanced and attaches the balance member to the plate. Thereafter, a user places the object on top of the support resting on a surface so that the pointed spike is inserted into the concave depression. The object balances upon the support at an angle which can be adjusted by moving where the balance member is attached on the metal plate.
Claims20
A balancing device comprising:
- a plate comprising opposed flat front and rear surfaces and at least one edge along a perimeter there-between, wherein said rear surface may be affixed to an object to be balanced;
- a balance member including a body, wherein a first end of said body is adapted to removably attach to said front surface of said plate so said balance member can be moved along said front surface of said plate to influence the angle at which said object is balanced;
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- a support, wherein a second end of said body and one end of said support each have one of a pointed spike and a concave recess to receive said pointed spike.
The balancing device of claim wherein the length of said pointed spike is adjustable.
A method for utilizing a balancing device comprising:
- providing a balancing device including a plate comprising opposed flat front and rear surfaces and at least one edge along a perimeter there-between, a balance member adapted to removably attach to said front surface of said plate so said balance member may be moved along said front surface, and a support, wherein said support and said balance member each have one of a first pointed spike and a concave recess;
- selecting an object to be balanced;
- affixing said rear surface of said plate to said object;
- attaching said balance member to said front surface of said plate;
- placing said object and balance member upon said support so said first pointed spike is inserted into said concave recess;
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- allowing said object to be supported at a balancing angle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.