Automated multi-purpose quilling device
OwnerDisha KATHARANIinventor
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Abstract
An automated multi-purpose quilling device includes a housing and a driver element. The housing accommodates an electrical unit. The housing defines a through-hole and is configured to receive at least one tool attachment to perform one or more functions of quilling. The driver element is attached to the electrical unit of the housing. A first end of the driver element is placed onto the electrical unit within the housing and a second end of the driver element protrudes externally from the through-hole. The second end of the driver element is configured to receive the at least one tool attachment. The driver element is further configured to rotate when actuated by the electrical unit and in turn operate the at least one tool attachment.
Claims20
An automated multi-purpose quilling device comprising:
- a housing for accommodating an electrical unit, the housing defining a through-hole and configured to receive at least one tool attachment to perform one or more functions of quilling;
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- a driver element attached to the electrical unit of the housing, a first end of the driver element being placed onto the electrical unit within the housing and a second end of the driver element protruding externally from the through-hole, the second end of the driver element configured to receive the at least one tool attachment, the driver element further configured to rotate when actuated by the electrical unit and in turn operate the at least one tool attachment.
An automated multi-purpose quilling device comprising:
- a housing for accommodating an electrical unit, the housing defining a through-hole and configured to receive at least one tool attachment to perform one or more functions of quilling;
- the electrical unit comprising a motor and a power source, the motor comprising a shaft, the power source coupled to the motor and configured to electrically power the motor using a switch;
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- a driver element attached to the electrical unit, a first end of the driver element being placed onto the shaft of the motor and a second end of the driver element protruding externally from the through-hole, the second end of the driver element configured to receive the at least one tool attachment, the driver element further configured to rotate when actuated by the electrical unit and in turn operate the at least one tool attachment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.