Winged screwdriver
OwnerAtticus Lee Sawatzkiinventor
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Abstract
This disclosure describes the invention of a winged screwdriver. Limitations of the utility of screwdrivers described prior art are discussed, including physical clearance requirements. These limitations are eliminated by the use of a winged screwdriver, which allows its user to provide sufficient torque for tightening and loosening screws with vertical clearance of as little as 2 inches. This screwdriver is assembled from two component pieces: a wingnut, and a machined piece, known as the screw-bit.
Claims2
1) An apparatus for tightening or loosening screws consisting of attached wings acting as lever arms.
2) A non-motorized, drive-beltless, and gearless apparatus for tightening or loosening screws comprising of less than 2.5 inches vertical from the screw head, when in use.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.