Tool for separating ash from coals
OwnerJoel Priceinventor
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Abstract
The present invention was founded on the basic object of providing an apparatus for safely and efficiently sifting dust and ash and other relative small particles from larger particles, such as incompletely burned coals. A further object of the invention is to provide a sieve that enables a sifting of particulate matter from incompletely burned coals while inside a combustion chamber of a fireplace, stove, or the like. In an exemplary embodiment the invention includes a sieve with sides and bottom having a plurality of apertures dimensioned so that the sieve sides and bottom fit entirely within the confines of the object to be cleaned, and a handle fixed to the sieve such that the handle does not extend far, such as 1/2″ or less, above the top of the sieve.
Claims9
A sieve comprising sides and bottom;
- with said sides and bottom having a plurality of apertures;
- with an open top;
- adapted so that the sieve sides and bottom fit entirely within the confines of an object to be cleaned;
- adapted so that the sieve sides and bottom can be rotated 180 degrees within an object to be cleaned;
- with a handle fixed to the sieve;
- with the handle adapted to support the sieve;
- with the handle adapted to extend outside of an object to be cleaned;
- with the handle fixed to the sieve for inducing rotational and oscillating movement to the sieve;
- and with the handle adapted so that the handle does not extend far, such as 1/2″ or less, above the top of the sieve.
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