Interchangeable hand tool system
OwnerMarvin Carroll Martin, Sr.inventor
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Abstract
An integrated tool system that includes various interchangeable implements and attachments to provide functionality of pliers, wrenches, hammers, ratchets and screwdrivers. Many of the attachments are secured to rectangular jaws at the upper portion of the device. The lower portion of the device includes an ratcheting gear for accepting sockets, socket adaptors, ratchet extensions and so forth. The upper and lower portions are separable to reveal a receiver for hexes that is stored within the handle, thereby facilitating screwdriving and the like.
Claims17
A tool system including:
- A. An upper portion having a first proximal end and a first distal end, said first distal end having two opposable jaws;
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- B. A lower portion having a second proximal end a second distal end, said second proximal end including an elongated receiver and slidably engageable with said first proximal end, and said second distal end having an ratcheting gear.
A core wrench including:
- A. An upper portion including a worm screw and terminating in a first jaw and a second jaw, said jaws substantially rectangular and opposable;
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- B. A lower portion including a handle and defining an ratcheting gear, said lower portion releaseably engaged with said upper portion.
A interchangeable tool system including:
- A. A core tool including a first jaw and a second jaw;
- B. A first attachment defining a first attachment slot, said first attachment slot engaged with said first jaw;
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- C. A first securing means fastening said first jaw to said first attachment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.