Collapsible pole stand
OwnerChristopher John Buhrinventor
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Abstract
A collapsible pole stand for holding a pole may include a shaft; a pair of arms extending from a top end of the shaft, wherein the pair of arms form an upward V-shape; a middle collar rotatably engaged with a middle section of the shaft; a pair of long legs attached to and extending from the middle collar, wherein the pair of long legs form a downward V-shape; a lower collar engaged with a bottom section of the shaft; and a pair of short legs attached to and extending from the lower collar, wherein the pair of short legs form a smaller downward V-shape.
Claims8
A collapsible pole stand for holding a pole, the collapsible pole stand comprising:
- a shaft;
- a pair of arms extending upward from the shaft, wherein the pair of arms form an upward V-shape such that the arms converge at a bottom point, and wherein the pair of arms are perpendicular to one another;
- a middle collar rotatably engaged proximal to a middle section of the shaft;
- a pair of long legs attached to and extending downward from the middle collar, wherein the pair of long legs form a downward V-shape and wherein the pair of long legs is configured to rotate with respect to the pair of arms;
- a lower collar engaged proximal to a bottom section of the shaft;
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- a pair of short legs extending downward from the lower collar, wherein the pair of short legs form a smaller downward V-shape.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.