Stirring Apparatus and Method
OwnerEdwin Coxinventor
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Abstract
A stirring apparatus includes a power tool such as a drill or cordless screwdriver, and a stirring bit that may be removably inserted into the power tool in the conventional manner for stirring a liquid or any other material that requires stirring or agitation for proper use or consumption. The stirring bit, in a preferred embodiment, is a generally longitudinal structure having a first and a second end, where the first end includes a hexagonal cross section, similarly to any standard drill bit, and a second end that include a clamp mechanism. The clamp mechanism is used for attaching a stirring stick or paddle to the stirring bit. In another embodiment, the stirring bit may include a beater or frothing mechanism, rather than the clamp mechanism.
Claims10
A stirring bit comprising:
- a longitudinal structure having a first end and a second end, wherein said first end is formed into a hexagonal cross section for insertion into a rotating portion of a power tool, and
- a clamp mechanism positioned on said second end.
The stirring bit set forth in claim 3, wherein said first and second panels define at least one holes therein, and wherein said securing mechanism includes a threaded bolt extending through said holes in said first and second panels, and a pair of nuts screwed onto either end of said threaded bolt, so that said clamp may be tightened against an object being held by said clamp by tightening said nuts against outer portions of said panels.
A stirring bit comprising:
- a longitudinal structure having a first end and a second end, wherein said first end is formed into a hexagonal cross section for insertion into a rotating portion of a power tool, and
- wherein said second end includes a frothing mechanism.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.