Device for installing handle sticks in the ends of wieners
OwnerCarl P. Gerdlundinventor
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Abstract
A body member has a bore leading in from one of its ends and a counterbore leading in from its other end joining with the bore. The counterbore is of a size for receiving a wiener endwise therein, and the bore is arranged to slidably receive a handle stick for movement into piercing relation into an end of the wiener. The bore has a specific length to provide efficient and uniform penetration of the stick into the wiener, and the counterbore has a centering end for properly placing the wiener for penetration. The body member is associated with a standard having a lightweight and sturdy clamp portion for removable connection to a counter top.
Claims6
A device for installing handle sticks in the ends of wieners comprising
- (a) a body member having opposite ends,
- (b) a first bore leading in from one end of said body member and extending through a partial length of the latter,
- (c) and a uniform diameter second bore leading in from the other end of said body member,
- (d) said second bore joining with said first bore and being of enlarged diameter relative to said first bore forming an internal shoulder in said body member,
- (e) said second bore being of a size arranged to freely receive a wiener endwise therein and arranged to stabilize the wiener against lateral movement with one end of the wiener abutted against said shoulder,
- (f) said first bore being of a size which is arranged to slidably receive a handle stick and guide the stick substantially axially relative to a wiener in said second bore for installing a stick in piercing relation in end projecting relation in a wiener.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.