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US 2011/0214537 A1Published application
Grasping device for drill
OwnerDebbie Redmond, Charlie Redmondinventors
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Abstract
A grasping device comprising a grasping assembly coupled to a shaft adapted to fit into a drill chuck is described. Embodiments of the grasping device are capable of grasping objects such as a screw head, a bolt head, a hex nut, a wing nut, a hook, or other irregularly shaped objects, so that such objects can be turned by an electric drill, lathe, or similar machine tool.
Claims20
A grasping device combination comprising:
- a chuck;
- a shaft, the shaft (1) being secured in the chuck, (2) comprising rigid material, (3) having a length greater than approximately one inch, and (4) having a diameter greater than approximately ⅛ inch;
- and
- at least two jaws, the at least two jaws coupled to the shaft and adapted to grasp an object.
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A grasping device comprising:
- a shaft, the shaft being disposed on a first comprising rigid material and having a length greater than approximately one inch and a diameter greater than approximately ⅛ inch;
- and
- at least two jaws, the at least two jaws being coupled to the shaft and adapted to grasp an object;
- and
- a collar, the collar encircling a portion of the at least two jaws.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.