Quick Spin Holder For Tools And Accessories
AssigneePython Safety, Inc.
InventorLouis Kish
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Abstract
A holder adapted to be attached to a tether to help retrieve a dropped tool or prevent a dropped tool from being lost or forgotten during use where the holder has a hollow member with an open end and a closed end and is adapted to frictionally hold a non-working end of a tool in the hollow member. The closed end of the hollow member has a centrally located opening within which is located a cylindrical member which is connected at one end to a shoulder connector and is coupled, either directly or indirectly, to an attachment means at its other end. The cylindrical member can be either fixed or rotatably coupled to the opening in the hollow member and the attachment means is configured to be attached to an end of a tether.
Claims20
A holder adapted to be attached to a tether to help retrieve a dropped tool or prevent a dropped tool from being lost or forgotten during use, the holder comprising:
- a hollow member having an open end and a closed end adapted to receive a non-working end of a tool which is inserted into the open end of the hollow member;
- a centrally located opening in the closed end of the hollow member;
- a shoulder connector having a cylindrical member located in the centrally located opening in the closed end of the hollow member;
- and
- attachment means coupled to the cylindrical member;
- wherein the attachment means is configured to be attached to an end of a tether.
A method of preventing a dropped tool from being lost or forgotten during use comprises:
- providing a hollow member having an open end and a closed end adapted to receive a non-working end of a tool located in the open end of the hollow member;
- locating an opening in the center of the closed end of the hollow member;
- providing a shoulder connector having a cylindrical member located in the opening in the closed end of the hollow member;
- and
- connecting an attachment means to the cylindrical member;
- wherein the attachment means is configured to be attached to an end of a tether.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.