Brush rest
OwnerKevin William Jonesinventor
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Abstract
A brush rest for a paint brush comprises a container 1 with an opening for inserting the paint brush. The container 1 may be secured to a paint pot 36 by a resilient member 24 which functions to grip the paint pot between the resilient member 24 and the container 1, so that the brush may be rested in the container 1 when the painter takes a break from painting. The resilient member 24 may be provided with finger grips 28 which project above the container 1 to allow attachment or removal without touching paint in the paint pot.
Claims2
A brush rest for a paint brush, said brush rest comprising a container which is provided with means for securing the container to a paint pot, said container having a floor and said floor having walls defining a well in which a thinner or other liquid may be stored, said container having at least one opening so that when the container is secured to a paint pot it has an open top and a side opening through which a brush may be rested in the container, whereby a paint brush may be rested on the floor of the container without entering the well;
- wherein the means for securing the container to a paint pot comprises a resilient member held in a spaced apart relationship with the said container, the said resilient member having a first end and a second end which are adapted to be deployed away from the said container in response to applied force to create an insertion gap into which a wall of a paint pot may be inserted along a generally vertical line of insertion, the said resilient member being disposed transversely to the line of insertion and adapted to grip a wall of a paint pot between the resilient member and the container when the applied force is released;
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- wherein a finger grip is provided at each end of the resilient member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.