Cue tip shaping device
OwnerEdward R. Kratfelinventor
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Abstract
Device for shaping a cue stick tip, including a body, a scuffer mounted at one end of the body and a coiner mounted at the other end of the body. The scuffer is for rough cutting the tip, especially a new tip or badly worn tip, to impart a desired overall shape to the tip, and the coiner reforms the tip which has been distorted and dimpled as a result of repeated cue tip-ball contact to remove the dimples and impart a smooth and uniform exterior contour to the tip.
Claims17
A device for shaping a cue stick tip, said device comprising:
- a body;
- a scuffing means mounted on said body for rough cutting said cue stick tip to impart a desired overall shape to said tip;
- a tip reforming means mounted on said body and comprising a smooth, polished, non-abrasive concave surface of correct shape for repeatedly reforming the exterior contour of said tip.
A device for shaping a cue stick tip, said device comprising:
- an elongate body having a hexagonal cross-section, said body having first and second ends;
- a scuffing means mounted on said first end of said body for cutting said cue stick tip to impart a desired overall external contour to said tip;
- a tip reforming means mounted in said second end and comprising a smooth, polished, non-abrasive concave surface of correct shape for repeatedly reforming the external contour of said tip.
A device for shaping a cue stick tip, said device comprising:
- a body;
- a chalking means mounted on said body for applying chalk to said tip;
- a tip reforming means mounted on said body and comprising a smooth, polished, non-abrasive concave surface of correct shape for repeatedly reforming the exterior contour of said tip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.