Eyeglass screwdriver
OwnerJames M. Hudspeth, Joshua Freilichinventors
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Abstract
An eyeglass screwdriver has a generally cylindrically shaped body having a first end and a second end with a driver head attached to the first end of the body for screwing in and out screws. A swivelable and rotateable head at the second end allows pressure to be transmitted to the body and driver head. The swivelable and rotateable head includes a ball, a retainer, and a cap to affix the head to the body. The preferred embodiment has the cylindrical body with a bore on axis to the body and a bore perpendicular to the axis of the cylindrical body located so that it intersects the bore on axis of the cylindrical body and further includes a spherical depression on the opposite end of the cylindrical body. There is also a magnet located in the bore to help hold the driver head.
Claims11
An eyeglass screwdriver comprising:
- a generally elongated body having first and second ends;
- a driver head attached to the first end of the body for screwing screws;
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- a swivelable and rotatable head at the second end through which pressure may be transmitted to the body and driver head.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.