Spacing jig
OwnerThomas Hartleyinventor
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Abstract
An improved forming jig comprising a flat strip of rigid material having a plurality of projections extending from one surface of said strip, one pair of said projections being located at each end of said strip and being spaced approximately 1 9/16 inches from each other, an additional one of said projections spaced approximately 1 9/16 inches from the inner projection of one of said pairs and approximately 53/4 inches from the inner projection of the other of said pairs, and having an opening formed in said strip located approximately four inches from the end of said strip adjacent said other of said pairs. If desired a carpenters level may be mounted on the surface of said strip opposite from said projections.
Claims7
A forming jig comprising:
- a flat strip of rigid material having a plurality of projections extending from one surface of said strip,
- an opening formed in said strip located a predetermined distance from an end of said strip,
- two pairs of said projections, each being located adjacent a respective end of said strip with the projections of each pair being spaced a predetermined distance from each other,
- an additional one of said projections being spaced a first predetermined distance from the inner projection of one of said pairs and a second predetermined distance from the inner projection of the other of said pairs.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.