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US 11,519,105 B1Granted
Supported spindle holding device
OwnerDaniel Edward Tracy, Lorraine G. Tracyinventors
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Abstract
A supported spindle holding device is described herein for holding a supported spindle while spinning fiber into yarn or thread. The device having an elongated body and a bowl disposed on the body for retaining the spinning tip of the supported spindle.
Claims2
A supported spindle holding device comprising a body having an upper surface having a length and a width and a bottom surface having a length and a width and
- a receiving bowl integrated in the upper surface of the body for receiving a spinning tip of the supported spindle, the receiving bowl having a bowl opening, a bowl bottom opposite the bowl opening, a bowl wall that spans from the bowl opening to the bowl bottom to form a concave interior portion of the bowl, and
- a lip that
- (a) is integral with the bowl wall,
- (b) is located between the bowl opening and the bowl bottom,
- (c) coextensively spans the circumference of the bowl wall, and
- (d) is parallel to the bowl opening,
- wherein the lip includes an upper lip portion and an opposite lower lip portion that join at a junction, wherein the upper lip portion extends outward away from a center of the bowl into the body to the junction such that the junction has a larger circumference than the bowl opening, wherein the lower lip portion is parallel to the upper lip portion and extends from the junction inward toward the center of the bowl, and the upper lip portion is closer to the bowl opening than the lower lip portion,
- wherein the body further comprises a center portion having two opposite extending elongated wing portions for resting the bottom surface of the supported spindle holding device on both thighs of a spinner, the bowl being located within the center portion, and
- wherein both wing portions are concave in shape.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.