Caulk bead removal tool
AssigneeVancouver Tool Corporation
InventorAndrew Dewberry
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AssigneeVancouver Tool Corporation
InventorAndrew Dewberry
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A hand held tool for the removal of a cured bead of caulk, sealant or other previously fluent material from a joint between substantially perpendicular surfaces. The tool comprises an elongate handle with two working heads. The primary working head at one end of the longitudinal axis of the handle features a chisel-like point angled down from the upper face of the handle and extending between two symmetrical flanking planes which are acutely angled to each other and also spread from the body of the handle. The planes are bevelled to form sharp edges for scraping surfaces during an operation to remove a bead whilst the chisel-like point chisels the body of the bead from the joint. Axially opposite the primary head the second working head is essentially an angled chisel-like point extended from the upper face of the handle and is used to chisel, pick or gouge a bead from a joint.
A tool for the removal of a dead of caulk, sealant or other material from a joint at the intersection of two adjacent surfaces, comprising:
A tool for the removal of a bead of caulk, sealant or other material from a joint at the intersection of two adjacent surfaces, comprising:
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