Scalpel Brush
OwnerDavid M. Velardeinventor
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Abstract
A scalpel brush painting device, comprising a retaining ferrule having two open ends, a plurality of bristles protruding from one of the open ends of the retaining ferrule, and a handle attached to or, in some embodiments, releasably attached to the other of the open ends of the retaining ferrule. The scalpel brush painting device can be utilized to train the fine muscles of a user's hand in similar manner as when making incisions utilizing a scalpel, as when painting on a painting medium, and to train the user's hand for the various grip positions utilized when holding a scalpel.
Claims9
A scalpel brush painting device, said device comprising:
- a retaining ferrule having two open ends;
- a plurality of bristles, having one collective end of said plurality of bristles inserted into one of said two open ends of said retaining ferrule to bundle said plurality of bristles together, and the opposite collective end of said plurality of bristles protruding outward away from said retaining ferrule;
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- a handle having two ends, said handle having defined thereon a connecting portion on one of said two ends and a gripping portion on the opposite of said two ends, said connecting portion extending from said gripping portion of said handle into the other of said two open ends of said retaining ferrule for connection therewith to secure said plurality of bristles to said handle;
- whereby said scalpel brush painting device can be utilized to train the fine muscles of a user's hand in similar manner as when making incisions utilizing a scalpel, as when painting on a painting medium, and to train the user's hand for the various grip positions utilized when holding a scalpel.
A scalpel brush painting device, said device comprising:
- a retaining ferrule having two open ends;
- a plurality of bristles, having one collective end of said plurality inserted into one of said two open ends of said retaining ferrule to bundle said plurality of bristles together, and the opposite collective end of said plurality of bristles protruding outward away from said retaining ferrule;
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- a handle having two ends, said handle having defined thereon a connecting portion on one of said two ends and a gripping portion on the opposite of said two ends, said connecting portion extending from said gripping portion of said handle into the other of said two open ends of said retaining ferrule for connection therewith to secure said plurality of bristles to said handle;
- whereby said scalpel brush painting device can be utilized to train the fine muscles of a user's hand in similar manner as when making incisions utilizing a scalpel, as when painting on a painting medium, and to train the user's hand for the various grip positions utilized when holding a scalpel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.