Rolling pin
AssigneeVic Firth, Inc.
InventorsKahlil Gibran, Everett J. Firth
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Abstract
A rolling pin includes a cylindrical working barrel with oppositely extending handles. The handles are contoured with strategically shaped surfaces and indentations configures to comfortably accommodate the shape of the user's hands, thereby alleviating stress and fatigue during protracted use.
Claims7
A rolling pin comprising:
- a cylindrical central working barrel;
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- two handles for maneuvering said rolling pin, one handle being coupled to each end of said cylindrical working barrel, said handles having a top and a bottom surface, said top and bottom surfaces converge at an outer edge of said handle, at an inner edge of said handle said upper and bottom surfaces are joined by a cylindrical collar which is rotatably coupled to said cylindrical working barrel, said top surface of said handle including a centrally located concave depression separating two gently curved convex areas, said bottom surface of said handle being concave and includes at least three recesses, such that when a user's hand is curled around said handle, the outer edge fits diagonally across a user's palm, said top surface conforms to the user's semi-curled palm and the thumb sits in said depression, and the user's fingers are seated in the recesses in the bottom surface of said handle.
A handle which may be coupled to a device and be grasped by a user in order to maneuver the device, said handle having a top and a bottom surface, said top and bottom surfaces converge at an outer edge of said handle, an inner edge of said handle said upper and bottom surfaces are joined to a cylindrical collar, said top surface of said handle including a centrally located concave depression separating two gently curved convex areas, said bottom surface of said handle being concave and includes at least three recesses, such that when a user's hand is curled around said handle, the outer edge fits diagonally across a user's palm, said top surface conforms to the user's semi-curled palm wherein the thumb sits in said depression, and the user's fingers are seated in the recesses in the bottom surface of said handle.
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