Holder for triangular carpenter's square
OwnerGuy E. Vorsanger, Michael J. Nickelinventors
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Abstract
A pouch-like holder for a triangular carpenter's square includes a single sheet of flexible material which is folded in half to form two congruent panels, each in the shape of a truncated triangle, with the side edges opposite the fold line being secured together along a closure line disposed at about a 45.degree. angle to the fold line to define a triangular pocket having a large open top and a small open bottom for receiving the square therein. Belt slits are provided in each of the panels and a retainer strap is also provided across the top edges of the panels. The holder also has alternative closures and belt attachment devices.
Claims8
A belt-mountable holder for a triangular carpenter's square having a laterally extending flange along one side edge thereof, said holder comprising a flexible sheet of unitary single-piece construction arranged in a single-folded configuration, said sheet including a front panel and a rear panel disposed in overlapping relationship with each other and a fold portion interconnecting said front and rear panels along a fold line, each of said front and rear panels having a straight top edge with said top edges being substantially parallel with each other and interconnected by said fold portion, means securing together said front and rear panels along a straight closure line disposed at a predetermined acute angle to said fold line for cooperation with said fold portion and with said front and rear panels to define a substantially triangular pocket dimensioned to accommodate therein an associated triangular carpenter's square so that the flange thereof is supported on said top edges, and means for attaching said holder to the belt of a user.
A belt-mountable holder for a triangular carpenter's square comprising a flexible sheet of unitary single-piece construction arranged in a single-folded configuration, said sheet including a front panel and a rear panel larger than said front panel and disposed in overlapping relationship therewith and a fold portion interconnecting said front and rear panels along a fold line, each of said front and rear panels having a straight top edge with said top edges being substantially parallel with each other and interconnected by said fold portion, means securing together said front and rear panels along a straight closure line disposed at a predetermined acute angle to said fold line for cooperation with said fold portion and with said front and rear panels to define a substantially triangular pocket dimensioned to accommodate an associated triangular carpenter's square, auxiliary holder means on said rear panel outside the perimeter of said front panel, and means for attaching said holder to the belt of a user.
A belt-mounted holder for a triangular carpenter's square comprising a flexible sheet of unitary single-piece construction arranged in a single-folded configuration, said sheet including a front panel and a rear panel disposed in overlapping relationship with each other and a fold portion interconnecting said front and rear panels along a fold line, each of said front and rear panels having a straight top edge with said top edges being substantially parallel with each other and interconnected by said fold portion, and means securing together said front and rear panels along a straight closure line disposed at a predetermined acute angle to said fold line for cooperation with said fold portion and with said front and rear panels to define a substantially triangular pocket dimensioned to accommodate an associated triangular carpenter's square, each of said front and rear panels and said fold portion being provided with a spaced-apart aperture therethrough for receiving an associated belt of a user for mounting said holder on the belt, the associated belt being receivable through said apertures in said front panel and said fold portion for mounting said holder on one side of the user and being receivable through said apertures in said rear panel and said fold portion for mounting said holder on the other side of the user.
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