Hand saw/scabbard assembly and scabbard therefor
AssigneeThe Stanley Works
InventorGregory J. Erisoty
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Abstract
A hand saw scabbard seats the saw blade of the hand saw with the handle at one end abutting its open end. The elongated molded scabbard has a generally rectangular cross section formed by spaced face walls and relatively short side walls extending therebetween and an end wall at one end thereof. The other end of the housing is open to provide the entrance into the cavity which is dimensioned to seat the saw blade. The inner surface of at least one of the face walls has integrally formed bosses thereon which bear upon the surface of the saw blade seated in the cavity to frictionally retain it.
Claims14
A hand saw/scabbard assembly comprising a hand saw with a saw blade and handle at one end thereof, and a hand saw scabbard assembly in which said saw blade is seated, said scabbard comprising an elongated integrally molded synthetic resin housing of generally rectangular cross section with spaced, substantially planar face walls and relatively short side walls extending therebetween and an end wall at one end thereof, the other end being open and providing an entrance into a cavity therewithin of generally rectangular cross section, said housing being dimensioned to seat said saw blade snugly therewithin, said cavity cross section being of larger transverse dimension adjacent said other end of said housing than that adjacent said one end the inner surface of at least one of said face walls having integrally formed bosses thereon bearing upon the surface of said saw blade seated in said cavity to provide frictional retention thereof with said cavity.
A scabbard for a hand saw having a saw blade with handle at one end thereof, said scabbard comprising an elongated molded housing of generally rectangular cross section with spaced face walls and relatively short side walls extending therebetween and an end wall at one end thereof, the other end being open and providing an entrance into the cavity therewithin, said housing being dimensioned to seat the saw blade therewithin, the inner surface of both of said face walls having integrally formed bosses thereon adapted to bear upon the surface of a saw blade seated in said cavity to provide frictional retention thereof, said bosses on one face wall being transversely offset from those on the other face wall.
A scabbard for a hand saw having a saw blade with handle at one end thereof, said scabbard comprising an elongated molded housing of generally rectangular cross section with spaced face walls and relatively short side walls extending therebetween and an end wall at one end thereof, the other end being open and providing an entrance into the cavity therewithin, said housing being dimensioned to seat the saw blade therewithin, the inner surface of at least one of said face walls having integrally formed bosses thereon adapted to bear upon the surface of a saw blade seated in said cavity to provide frictional retention thereof, said housing having cutting guide means on its outer surface adjacent said other end thereof to facilitate cutting said housing across its width to reduce its length to accommodate a hand saw with a saw blade of shorter length.
A scabbard for a hand saw having a saw blade with handle at one end thereof, said scabbard comprising an elongated molded housing of generally rectangular cross section with spaced face walls and relatively short side walls extending therebetween and an end wall at one end thereof, the other end being open and providing an entrance into the cavity therewithin, said housing being dimensioned to seat the saw blade therewithin, the inner surface of at least one of said face walls having integrally formed bosses thereon adapted to bear upon the surface of a saw blade seated in said cavity to provide frictional retention thereof, one of said face walls of said housing having an elongated receptacle on its outer surface to provide a pocket for seating a pencil, said side walls of said receptacle being deflectable to frictionally engage a pencil seated therein.
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