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US 2025/0018542 A1Published application
Tool having a central toolhead
OwnerDon M. Spencer, JR.inventor
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Abstract
Tools are disclosed herein that in some examples include a handle consisting of first and second handle portions. The first and second handle portions include opposing first and second distal ends, respectively. Some of the exemplary tools further include a central toolhead disposed between the first and second handle portions. The central toolhead is in a same plane as the first and second handle portions and includes a first closed-ended wrench head. The exemplary tools disclosed herein exhibit improved leverage properties, among other advantages.
Claims22
A tool, comprising:
- a shaft consisting of first and second handle portions, wherein the first and second handle portions comprise opposing first and second distal ends, respectively;
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- a central toolhead disposed between the first and second handle portions, wherein the central toolhead is in a same plane as the first and second handle portions and comprises a first closed-ended wrench head.
A tool, comprising:
- first and second handle portions comprising opposing first and second distal ends, respectively, wherein at least the first distal end comprises a first toolhead operable in a shared plane of the first and second handle portions;
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- a central toolhead extending from a first connection between the first and second handle portions, perpendicular to a long axis of the first and second handle portions, and operable in the shared plane.
A tool, comprising:
- a shaft consisting of first and second handle portions, wherein the first and second handle portions comprise opposing first and second distal ends, respectively, and are disposed in a shared plane;
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- a central toolhead extending from a connection between the first and second handle portions and perpendicular to a long axis of the first and second handle portions, wherein the central toolhead is operable in another plane parallel to the shared plane.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.