Concrete edging tool
OwnerJames Contrino, Edgardo Alberto Sierra Derasinventors
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Abstract
A hand-held concrete edger is formed with a rectangular blade having a first, substantially planar part with an upper surface and a lower surface, and a second part extending substantially at a right angle from a long side of the first, substantially planar part, away from the lower surface. A handle extends substantially perpendicularly away from the upper surface of the first, substantially planar part and is configured with a spray device including a water supply and a sprayer, for spraying water onto an advance path of the edger. A control and vibration module is arranged on the upper surface of the substantially planar part and configured with a vibration element that vibrates the rectangular blade.
Claims6
A hand-held concrete edger, comprising:
- a rectangular blade having a first, substantially planar part, with an upper surface, a lower surface and a second part extending substantially at a right angle from a long side of the first, substantially planar part, away from the lower surface;
- a handle extending substantially perpendicularly away from the upper surface of the first, substantially planar part and configured with a spray device and a trigger;
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- a control and vibration module arranged centrally on the upper surface of the substantially planar part, substantially under the handle and configured with a vibration element that vibrates the rectangular blade;
- wherein the spray device includes a water supply and a sprayer, for spraying water onto an advance path of the edger;
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- wherein the trigger is actuated by a user's touch to activate the spray device and the vibration element of the control and vibration module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.