Wire wrapping and unwrapping kit
OwnerDonald J. Couch, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
A kit organization includes a first tool member and a second tool member arranged for the selective wrapping and unwrapping of wire relative to a post, wherein the wrapping tool includes a longitudinal groove directed along an exterior surface of the tool having a cylindrical body, with a central bore, and a sleeve positioned over the body to secure the wire fed along the groove relative to the post, whereupon subsequent to a wrapping procedure, the body is directed onto the post to secure and tighten the coils about the post. The unwrapping tool includes a helical groove cooperative with a locking finger to receive a wire and direct the wire about the groove in an unwrapping procedure.
Claims5
A wire wrapping and unwrapping kit, comprising,
- a first tool member and a second tool member, wherein the first tool member includes a first shank and a first body extending from the shank, wherein the first body and the first shank are symmetrically oriented about a first axis, and the first body includes a first body end wall orthogonally oriented relative to the first axis, and a first body bore extending into the first body from the first body end wall along the first axis, and
- the first body having a first body exterior wall surface, and a first groove directed along the first body exterior wall surface parallel to the first bore and extending from the first body end wall, and
- the second tool having a second shank and a second body coaxially aligned along the second shank symmetrically oriented about a second axis, and the second body having a second body end wall orthogonally oriented relative to the second axis, and
- a second body bore directed into the second body extending from the second body end wall along the second axis, and
- a tooth plate fixedly mounted to the second body oriented parallel to and spaced from the second body end wall defining a gripping slot between the tooth plate and the second body end wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.