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US 2026/0198732 A1Published application
Campfire roasting fork attachment head and its use
OwnerSteen Hjortinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to a campfire roasting fork, in the form of a campfire roasting fork attachment head (3) with two or more prongs (1) and a shaft connector element (2) which have a square tubular interior and thereby being able to be mounted on or with an arbitrary but suitable shaft (handle part) without necessary use of tool or a fastening device.
Claims9
A campfire roasting fork attachment head (3) made of steel, comprising:
- a minimum of two prongs (1) connected by welding with a shaft connector element (2) which in its longitudinal direction has a square/approximately square tubular interior with an exterior side and an interior side, and where the interior square/approximately square tube sides of the connector element measuring in the range of 12-24 mm in the square, characterized in, that a total length of the shaft connector element (2) is in the range of 21-150 mm measured in a straight line along the exterior side of the shaft connector element between two edges (4,7) and that two or more prongs (1), each prongs (1) can have a different length, are placed in the longitudinal direction of the shaft connector element and connected either on the interior side and/or the exterior side of the shaft connector element, and thereby emerge from one edge (4) of the shaft connector element (2), and where two or more prongs are mutually parallel/approx. parallel for a part of minimum 20 mm of their length with a maximum distance of 35 mm between two prongs on this mutually parallel/approx. parallel part, measured in a straight line between the outer sides of these prongs and perpendicular to these prongs, where these prongs both are on the same horizontal axis and opposite to each other, and where each of the prongs on their mutually parallel/approx. parallel part have the same material thickness both vertically and horizontally in the range of 2-5 mm measured in a perpendicular cross-section of each prong.
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