Clock lock
OwnerDaljit S. Bediinventor
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Abstract
The “clock lock” is a method of joining two bodies of matter together, in the form of a rail. Where as all four sides are providing a flat surface allowing a motorized platform on all four sides with rollers and/or wheels to travel up/down the entire length of the rail without any obstructions. The lock is internal and can be used where two bodies are needed to come together and held together securely. It can also be used in construction of any bridges, where this type of railing is required. This is a locking device that can be used anywhere and can be constructed in metal, plastic, wood, or ceramic. This method of joining two bodies is ideal for inner workings of a lock for bank safes, where sliding doors are to be used.
Claims1
I claim that this method of joining of two bodies of matter together securely to be absolutely unique. IMPORTANT NOTE:
- Not to be used for bridge construction unless all stress levels have been established and approved, particularly bridges that fall under “suspension type bridge construction”. Whereby the assembly needs to be dismantled in the event of an emergency it is suggested that the safety lock slider (10) should not be of a pivotal design, as unlocking may become impossible.