Chain saw vise with improved mounting structure
OwnerWayne L. Stienbargerinventor
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Abstract
A chain saw vise includes a body of generally rectangular shape with an arcuate concave bottom surface defining downwardly projecting legs which each taper to a pointed edge. A lag screw has a head welded to a central portion of the arcuate surface, and has a downwardly projecting threaded shank. A circular hole extends transversely through the body. A slot with a width less than diameter of the hole extends transversely through the body, communicates with the hole, and opens through a top surface of the body. A threaded screw stud engages a threaded hole in the body, has its inner end disposed in the slot, and has a manually operable handle secured to its opposite end.
Claims7
A chain saw vise, comprising:
- a body having integrally provided thereon a pair of spaced apart legs projecting in a common direction outwardly from said body and each terminating at a distal end thereof in a pointed edge construction, said pointed edge constructions being adapted to dig into a support surface when mounted thereon;
- a screw having a threaded shank projecting outwardly from said body in a direction parallel to said common direction, said screw being oriented intermediate said pair of legs and said threaded shank thereof extending beyond said distal ends of said legs;
- a clamping means on said body for releasably gripping a blade of a chain saw;
- whereby a turning of said screw into the support surface will eventually cause said pointed edge constructions at said distal ends of said legs to dig into said support surface to stabilize said body on said support surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.