Hand-held tool for drill bit sharpening
OwnerGilbert M. Leainventor
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Abstract
A hand-held trigger grip drill bit holder for drill bit sharpening includes a hand grip adapted to be held in a user's hand and a clamp on the hand grip adapted to hold a drill bit for sharpening the tip on a grinding wheel. A trigger on the hand grip moves the clamp from a normally open position to a closed position to hold the drill bit. A sight is provided on the grip to allow visual alignment of the tip of the bit for proper sharpening of the cutting edges. In one embodiment, the sight takes the form of a loop. In another embodiment, the bubble isn't intended as a sight.
Claims12
A hand held tool for holding a drill bit for sharpening comprising:
- a hand grip for holding by a user;
- a clamp on the hand grip for holding a drill bit with a tip to be sharpened, the clamp being normally in an open position;
- a trigger pivotally mounted on a hand grip and connected to the clamp for moving the clamp to a closed position from the open position when the trigger is squeezed;
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- a trough on the hand grip for receiving a bit and a center marker at one end of the trough to verify proper sharpening of the bit when the bit is received in the trough.
A hand-held tool for holding a drill bit for sharpening comprising:
- a hand grip for holding by a user;
- a clamp on the hand grip for holding a drill bit with a tip to be sharpened, the clamp being normally in an open position;
- a trigger pivotally mounted on the hand grip and connected to the clamp for moving the clamp to a closed position from the open position when the trigger is squeezed;
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- a loop with an aperature defining a first sight point and the bit tip defining a second sight point, the first and second sight points defining a sight line to facilitate positioning of the bit tip on a grinding wheel for sharpening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.