360 degree landscaping tool
OwnerManuel M. Gomezinventor
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Abstract
A landscaping tool comprising a disc rotatably attached to an attachment end of an arm. The disc comprises a sharp edge, allowing for cutting, breaking, severing, etc. of various landscape features during lateral and rotational movement of the disc. The arm further comprises a handle and an angled section. The handle allows a user to grasp the arm and swing or otherwise control the arm and disc. The angled section of the arm creates an ideal angle between the disc and arm, allowing for most effective use of the invention for cutting and other landscaping purposes.
Claims13
A landscaping tool, comprising:
- a disc, the disc comprising:
- an edge, the edge of the disc being pointed into a blade shape and being rotatable 360 degrees to cut into surrounding ground;
- an arm;
- the arm further comprising a handle, an angled section, and an attachment end;
- the handle being oppositely positioned on the arm from the attachment end;
- the angled section positioned adjacent to the attachment end, the angled section being 135 degrees relative to the arm thereby allowing the disc to be rotated efficiently along the ground to cut into surrounding ground;
- the disc being freely rotatably attached to the attachment end of the arm;
- a disc holder attached to the arm between the angled section and the attachment end;
- a nylon nut attached to the attachment end of the arm;
- the disc further comprising a disc hole in a center of the disc;
- the disc hole positioned on the attachment end of the arm between the disc holder and the nylon nut, the nylon nut holding the disc in place with a washer along the arm and only allowing rotational movement as the disc rotates 360 degrees to cut into surrounding ground and ensuring that the disc does not loosen or tighten that would disable rotational movement of the disc;
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- the disc hole being smaller in diameter than the disc holder allowing secure attachment of the disc to the arm allowing rotational movement of the disc about the arm as the disc rotates 360 degrees to cut into surrounding ground and preventing non-rotational movement.
A landscaping tool, comprising:
- a disc, the disc comprising:
- an edge, the edge of the disc being pointed into a blade shape and being rotatable 360 degrees to cut into surrounding ground;
- an arm;
- the arm further comprising a handle, an angled section, an attachment end, and a disc holder;
- the handle being oppositely positioned on the arm from the attachment end;
- a disc holder attached to the arm between the angled section and the attachment end;
- the angled section and the disc holder each positioned adjacent to the attachment end, the angled section being 135 degrees relative to the arm thereby allowing the disc to be rotated efficiently along the ground to cut into surrounding ground;
- the disc being freely rotatably attached to the attachment end of the arm;
- a nylon nut attached to the attachment end of the arm;
- the disc further comprising a disc hole in a center of the disc;
- the disc hole positioned on the attachment end of the arm between the disc holder and the nylon nut, the nylon nut holding the disc in place with a washer along the arm and only allowing rotational movement as the disc rotates 360 degrees to cut into surrounding ground and ensuring that the disc does not loosen or tighten that would disable rotational movement of the disc;
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- the disc hole being smaller in diameter than the disc holder allowing secure attachment of the disc to the arm allowing rotational movement of the disc about the arm as the disc rotates 360 degrees to cut into surrounding ground and preventing non-rotational movement.
A landscaping tool, comprising:
- a disc, the disc comprising:
- an edge, the edge of the disc being pointed into a blade shape and being rotatable 360 degrees to cut into surrounding ground;
- an arm;
- the arm further comprising a handle, an angled section, an attachment end, and a disc holder, the angled section being 135 degrees relative to the arm thereby allowing the disc to be rotated efficiently along the ground to cut into surrounding ground;
- a disc holder attached to the arm between the angled section and the attachment end;
- a nylon nut attached to the attachment end of the arm;
- the disc further comprising a disc hole in a center of the disc;
- the disc hole positioned on the attachment end of the arm between the disc holder and the nylon nut, the nylon nut holding the disc in place with a washer along the arm and only allowing rotational movement as the disc rotates 360 degrees to cut into surrounding ground and ensuring that the disc does not loosen or tighten that would disable rotational movement of the disc;
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- the disc hole being smaller in diameter than the disc holder allowing secure attachment of the disc to the arm allowing rotational movement of the disc about the arm as the disc rotates 360 degrees to cut into surrounding ground and preventing non-rotational movement
- the disc has a circular concave shape;
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- the diameter of the disc is between 2 and 6 inches.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.