Atriculating screed framework
OwnerDarren Scott Pardueinventor
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Abstract
A pair of articulating screed framework extensions, independently adjustable at least two locations along each extension, independently adjusting each extension to a comfortable working height and other subjective needs of each user, each extension providing an upper plate on a first section, a hand grip on a second section and distal end on a third section to which a screed workpiece is independently attached to locate a width between each extension, with a locking pivot joint between each first and second section and each second and third section.
Claims4
A pair of adjustable screed handles for use in leveling and spreading composite materials, each said adjustable screed handle comprising:
- an upper section defining an inward directed arm plate extension;
- an intermediary section pivotally engaging said upper section and defining an inward directed grip handle;
- a lower section pivotally engaging said intermediary section and defining a lower screed endpiece receiver;
- an upper interlocking joint between said upper and intermediary section securing said upper section and intermediary section at a desired angle by a first angle adjusting means and a lower interlocking joint between said intermediary and lower section securing said lower section and intermediary section at a desired angle by a second angle adjusting means;
- a common endpiece secured within said lower end piece receiver independently connecting each said adjustable screed handle to said common endpiece by a pin, wherein a user may adjust each said adjustable screed handle to a desired position for use in leveling concrete or other substrate materials in a construction or landscape project from a desired standing position, wherein each said adjustable screed handle is a mirror image of the other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.