Fastener driver
OwnerWilliam Myskowskiinventor
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Abstract
The Fastener Driver is a tool which is specifically designed to install the common sense fastener. The Fastener Driver tool comprises one end, which is specifically shaped so that the top of the common sense fastener can be inserted and locked into place, and the other end, which is solid steel for insertion into a rotary drill. The top of the common sense fastener is inserted into the specifically shaped end of the tool and the solid steel end of the tool is inserted into a drill. Then a rotary drill is used to power the installation of the common sense fastener into any material. Using the Fastener Driver with a rotary drill decreases the installation time of the common sense fastener by at least 50% and considerably reduces the manual labor and exertion over the current manual method of installation.
Claims1
A tool designed specifically to facilitate the installation of the common sense fastener into any material or surface, said tool comprising:
- a) one end, which is a solid steel cylindrical drive shaft and welded with brass, or a material of sufficient strength, into the tubular body of the tool, to be inserted into the chuck of a rotary drill
- b) the tubular body, which is hollow steel, is welded to the solid steel cylindrical drive shaft and forms the extension for the common sense fastener molded end
- c) the common sense fastener molded end, which is an extension of the tubular body, is specifically shaped and formed to the configuration of the turnbuckle top and the body of the common sense fastener
- d) the shaped and molded end holds the common sense fastener firmly and securely in place when a rotary drill is used to power the installation of the common sense fastener into any material or surface
- e) the tubular body provides support for the operator during the installation of the fastener into the surface
- f) the tubular body provides support to easily release the installed fastener from the tool
- g) the solid steel cylindrical drive shaft fits firmly and securely into the drill chuck of a rotary drill and keeps the tool securely in the drill chuck until the tool is released from the drill chuck by the operator.
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