Contour pull scraper with stowable file
OwnerDonald Gringerinventor
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Abstract
A contour scraper has an elongated handle having an upper curved convex surface and two arcuate elongated concave lower surfaces and outwardly proximately flared sides to provide a grip construction, and a transversely distally disposed blade receiving surface. A two-edged blade is readily reversibly detachably attached to the handle without the need for removing a locking screw. The handle grip has an over molded soft elastomeric cover. The handle is formed with a distal end slotted recess to slidably receive a file. A rare earth magnet of high magnetic strength magnetically holds and stows the file in the handle. The handle is formed with a through hole to access the magnetically stowed file for removal through the end slot.
Claims25
A contour scraper comprising:
- a handle,
- a blade,
- means for removably attaching said blade to said handle,
- said handle comprising a distal end and proximate end, an upper surface and a lower surface and oppositely disposed sides,
- said distal end comprising an angularly disposed surface for operably receiving said blade, and wherein
- said upper surface is elongated arcuately curved downwardly toward the distal end angularly disposed surface.
A contour scraper comprising:
- a blade, said handle having a proximate end and a distal end and comprising an elongated grip portion, and a distally transversely disposed portion;
- said transversely disposed portion being generally planar and having means for detachably attaching said blade;
- said handle grip portion having an upper surface and a lower surface, said lower surface having elongated concave surfaces.
A contour scraper comprising:
- a handle,
- a two-edged blade, said blade being formed with an opening having two opposed portions,
- said handle having a distally disposed, angularly disposed surface for receiving the blade, a post and locking means being spatially disposed on said surface, wherein the post engages the other blade opening portion, whereby the locking means locks the blade to the surface so this one blade edge is operably disposed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.