Device for winding elongate flexible objects
OwnerScott Coburn, Geoff Hooverinventors
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Abstract
A device for winding elongate flexible objects is disclosed herein. The device includes a rigid member extending along a central axis between first and second ends. The device also includes a first fork having a base mounted to the rigid member at the first end of the rigid member and a plurality of tines supported on the base. The device also includes a second fork member having a base mounted to the rigid member at the second end of the rigid member and a plurality of tines supported on the base. The first fork and the second fork are further defined as both being removably engaged with the rigid member.
Claims20
A device for winding elongate flexible objects and comprising:
- a rigid member extending along a central axis between first and second ends;
- a first fork having a base mounted to said rigid member at said first end of said rigid member and a plurality of tines supported on said base;
- a second fork member having a base mounted to said rigid member at said second end of said rigid member and a plurality of tines supported on said base;
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- wherein said first fork and said second fork are further defined as both being removably engaged with said rigid member.
A kit comprising:
- a rigid member extending along a central axis between first and second ends;
- a first fork having a base mountable to said rigid member at one of said first end and said second end of said rigid member and a plurality of tines supported on said base;
- a second fork member having a base mountable to said rigid member at one of said first end and said second end of said rigid member and a plurality of tines supported on said base;
- a third fork member having a base mountable to said rigid member one of said first end and said second end of said rigid member and a plurality of tines supported on said base;
- a fourth fork member having a base mountable to said rigid member one of said first end and said second end of said rigid member and a plurality of tines supported on said base;
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- wherein said first fork and said second fork and said third fork and said fourth fork are further defined as all being removably engageable with said rigid member and wherein said at least two of said first fork and said second fork and said third fork and said fourth fork are further defined as being differently configured with respect to another based on one of tine lengths, tine depths, or tine gaps.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.