Wire-Untwisting Device

Abstract

A wire-untwisting designed for securing and manipulating wires or cables in conjunction with a rotary tool, such as a drill. The device comprises a body with a first end featuring at least one outwardly extending male member capable of being secured within a drill's chuck, facilitating the attachment of the device to the drill. The opposite end of the body contains at least one opening from which at least one fastener extends, designed to attach to wires or cables. The device also includes a spring-loaded sheath, which can be retracted to expose the fastener for wire attachment and then released to cover the fastener, securing the wire while allowing it to extend through the sheath. Additionally, the invention can be equipped with a motor, eliminating the need for an external drill by enabling the device itself to rotate the male member.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.