Whisk structure
OwnerWilliam P. Barbour, Dorothy B. Barbourinventors
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Abstract
A whisk structure includes an elongated handle and having a counterbore defined by an internal wall surface formed at a first radius and a plurality of first-diameter bores located along a second radius, the second radius exceeding the first radius by a dimension no larger than the radius of the first-diameter bores. The end portions of the whisking loops are each received within respective first-diameter bores with a securing disc received with the counterbore to forcibly retain the whisking loop end portions in their respective bores and a fastener means for maintaining the securing disc in the counterbore. One or more whisking loops may be removed by removing the circular retainer and removing one or more the whisk loops.
Claims1
A whisk structure, comprising:
- a handle having, at one end thereof, a counterbore defined by an internal wall surface formed at a first radius and a plurality of first-diameter bores located along a second radius, the second radius exceeding the first radius by a dimension no larger than the radius of the first-diameter bores;
- a plurality of whisking elements each having an end portion received within a respective first-diameter bore;
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- means for releasably securing said whisking element end portions in their respective first-diameter bores including a securing disc received with the counterbore to forcibly retained the whisking element end portions in their respective bores and a fastener means for maintaining said securing disc in the counterbore.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.