Blind hole finder
OwnerDavid A. Naill, George Spectorinventors
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Abstract
A blind hole finder tool is provided which consists of a C-shaped spring member, with a pair of elongated arms, each extending from one side of the C-shaped spring member. A mechanism is on a distal end of the first arm for engaging with an original rivet hole in a top rail of a trailer. Another mechanism is on a distal end of the second arm, being in alignment with the engaging mechanism, for marking the hole location in new roof material after the new roof material is placed upon the top rail, so that the new roof material can be secured to the top rail at the original rivet hole.
Claims3
A blind hole finder tool which comprises:
- a) a C-shaped spring member;
- b) a pair of elongated arms, each extending from one side of said C-shaped spring member;
- c) means on a distal end of said first arm for engaging with an original rivet hole in a top rail of a trailer;
- d) means on a distal end of said second arm, being in alignment with said engaging means, for marking the hole location in new roof material after the new roof material is placed upon the top rail, so that the new roof material can be secured to the top rail at the original rivet hole;
- wherein said engaging means is a flow dowel end extending at a right angle to the plane of said first arm;
- wherein said marking means is a punch pin extending at a right angle to the plane of said second arm;
- further including:
- e) means for adjusting the latitudinal position of said arms;
- and
- f) means for adjusting the longitudinal position of said arms to compensate for various thicknesses and lengths of the top rail and the new roof material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.