Trimming tool and method of use
OwnerJordan Byron Rothwellinventor
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Abstract
An example trimming tool includes a floating base having a first side and an opposite, second side, a first rail, and a second rail. At least the second side of the floating base, the first rail and the second rail define a workspace having a first opening and a second opening. The trimming tool also includes a milling apparatus, attached to the floating base, having a base on the first side of the floating base and a milling head on the second side of the floating base. The milling head is spring loaded. The floating base and milling apparatus are configured to remove at least a portion of a foam layer in the workspace.
Claims20
A trimming tool comprising:
- a floating base having a first side and an opposite, second side, a first rail, and a second rail wherein at least the second side of the floating base, the first rail and the second rail define a workspace having a first opening and a second opening;
- and
- a milling apparatus, attached to the floating base, having a milling head on the second side of the floating base, wherein the milling head is spring loaded, wherein the floating base and milling apparatus are configured to remove at least a portion of a foam layer in the workspace.
A method of using a trimming tool comprising:
- providing a trimming tool including a floating base having a first side and an opposite, second side, a first rail, and a second rail wherein at least the second side of the floating base, the first rail and the second rail define a workspace having a first opening and a second opening, and a milling apparatus, attached to the floating base, having a milling head on a second side of the floating base, wherein the milling head is within the workspace;
- moving the trimming tool along a surface such that at least a portion of a foam layer enters the workspace;
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- milling at least a portion of the foam layer such that the surface and the portion of the foam layer that is milled are flush.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.