Arbor adapter for converting angle grinder to compact line trimmer
AssigneeScott Albert Seawell
InventorScott Albert Seawell
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Abstract
An arbor adapter for converting a common angle grinder to a compact line trimmer is disclosed. The trimmer, as converted, is powerful, efficient, and as safe as any of the typical uses for angle grinders. The prototype line trimmer is 13″ in length and may be operated with one hand if desired. Conventional line trimmers are in the 66″ range, or five times the length of the present invention. The invention requires no alteration of the factory angle grinder and guard. The invention could be modified as to material composition yet still meet the original scope and claims.
Claims2
An arbor adapter for converting an angle grinder to a compact line trimmer, comprising:
- a puck-like disc made of 2 inch 6061 aluminum round stock that is ¾ inch in thickness forming a body of the adapter, wherein the body of the adapter incorporates a ⅝ inch threaded hole centered in the disc adapted for attachment to and angle grinder arbor and wherein the body further comprises four 0.128 inch diameter holes for accommodating placement of nylon string trimmer line and four threaded ¼ inch holes for accommodating set screws to secure said nylon string trimmer line.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.