Speed layout stick
OwnerDale N. Harmsinventor
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Abstract
A speed layout stick comprised of an oblong bar having a handle secured to the midpoint thereof. The oblong bar has a length of sixty-four inches. The oblong bar has four pair of apertures formed therethrough at areas spaced at sixteen inch intervals. Four pair of lead holders are secured to the oblong bar adjacent the four pair of apertures. Each of the four pair of lead holders have a pull pin thereattached. The pull pin functions to removably secure an object within the lead holders. A plurality of lead sticks are received through each of the apertures of the oblong bar and each of the lead holders and secured therein by the pull pin. The lead sticks function to draw lines on a surface.
Claims6
A new and improved speed layout stick for providing a method for drawing eight lines with a single push on a crossbar comprising, in combination:
- an oblong crossbar having an upper surface and a lower surface, a handle secured to the upper surface at a midpoint thereof, the oblong crossbar having a length of sixty-four inches, the oblong crossbar having four pair of apertures formed therethrough at areas spaced at sixteen inch intervals, each of the four pair of apertures straddling an existing layout stick;
- four pair of lead holders secured to the lower surface of the oblong crossbar adjacent the four pair of apertures, each of the lead holders having a pull pin thereattached, the pull pin functioning to removably secure an object within the lead holder;
- a plurality of lead sticks, each lead stick received through one of the apertures of the oblong crossbar and one of the lead holders and secured therein by the pull pin, the lead sticks functioning to draw lines on a surface.
A new and improved speed layout stick for providing a method for drawing eight lines with a single push on a crossbar comprising, in combination:
- an oblong crossbar having a handle secured to the midpoint thereof, the oblong crossbar having a length of sixty-four inches, the oblong crossbar having four pair of apertures formed therethrough at areas spaced at sixteen inch intervals;
- four pair of lead holders secured to the oblong crossbar adjacent the four pair of apertures, each of the lead holders having a pull pin thereattached, the pull pin functioning to removably secure an object within the lead holder;
- a plurality of lead sticks, each lead stick received through one of the apertures of the oblong crossbar and one of the lead holders and secured therein by the pull pin, the lead sticks functioning to draw lines on a surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.