Retractable cigar receiving tube
OwnerChin-Chung Chuaninventor
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Abstract
A cigar receiving tube includes a first tube having two open ends and each open end has a protrusion extending radially outward from an outside thereof. Two second tubes are respectively movably mounted to the tow open ends of the first tube and a collar extends radially inward from an inside of a first end of each of the two second tubes to prevent the second tubes from being separated from the first tube when pulling the second tubes. Each second tube has a cap mounted thereto so that the length of the cigar receiving tube can be adjusted according to the length of the cigar to be received in the cigar tube.
Claims6
A cigar receiving tube comprising:
- a first tube having an open end and a protrusion extending radially outward from an outside of said open end of said first tube, two apertures defined radially through said first tube and said protrusion including two partitions, each partition having a boss, extending from an inside thereof so that said two respective bosses are engaged with said two apertures, and
- a second tube movably mounted to said open end of said first tube and a collar extending radially inward from an inside of a first end of said second tube, said protrusion located between said first tube and said second tube, said collar contacting said protrustion when said second tube is slid away from said first tube.
A cigar receiving tube comprising:
- a first tube having an open end and a protrusion extending radially outward from an outside of said open end of said first tube, and
- a second tube movably mounted to said open end of said first tube and a collar extending radially inward from an inside of a first end of said second tube, said protrusion located between said first tube and said second tube, said collar contacting said protrusion when said second tube is slid away from said first tube, a second end of said second tube being an open end and a ring member engaged with said second end of said second tube, said ring member having a threaded neck extending therefrom and a cap threadedly engaged with said threaded neck.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.