Interior weld and improved sling
OwnerRichard Schultz, Peter Schultzinventors
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Abstract
An interior weld for furniture having a tubular member is disclosed. The weld has a first tubular member and a second tubular member. The first tubular member is adapted to receive the tubular second member. An edge of the tubular second member contacts an inner surface of the first tubular member. A weld is formed on the inner surface of the first tubular member at the contact point where the second tubular member contacts the first tubular member. There is a weld at that contact point which immovably attaches the second member to the first member.
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An interior weld comprising:
- a first member, said first member adapted to receive a second member;
- a contact point on an inner surface of said first member;
- an edge on said second member, said edge of said member contacting said inner surface of said first member of said contact point;
- and,
- a weld at said contact point, said weld immovably attaching said second member to said first member.
An interior weld comprising:
- a first member, said first member adapted to receive a plurality of additional members;
- a contact point on an inner surface of said first member;
- and,
- a weld at said contact point for each additional member, said weld immovably attaching said additional members to said first member.
A method for providing an interior weld comprising:
- making a hole in a first member;
- inserting a second member into said hole;
- contacting said second member to said inner surface of said first member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.