Device for Tamping, Smoothing or Impressing Poured Concrete
OwnerJerome V. Garceauinventor
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Abstract
A hand held device tamping, smoothing or impressing a specifically desired pattern or form onto freshly poured concrete, such as on a sidewalk or another selected surface. The hand held device including a base and a handle, the base having a non-circular shaped receiver which matches with a non-circular cross-section portion of the handle to provide a rigid connection between the handle and the base and a simple means for aligning a hole in the handle with a hole in the base for a pin to pass through.
Claims10
A device for smoothing or impressing a pattern onto freshly poured concrete, the device comprising:
- a handle with a polygonal terminal end;
- a base including a platform and a collar extending from a top surface of the platform;
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- a receiver positioned within a portion of the collar for receiving the handle, the receiver having a polygonal opening that matches the polygonal terminal end of the handle.
A device for smoothing or impressing a pattern onto freshly poured concrete, the device comprising:
- a handle with a terminal end which comprises a non-circular shaped cross-section;
- a base including a platform and a collar extending from a top surface of the platform;
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- a receiver positioned within a portion of the collar for receiving the terminal end of the handle, the receiver comprising a void in the collar, the void having a non-circular shaped cross-section that matches the terminal end of the handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.