Method for threading wire through a wall or partition
OwnerBryan W. Christensoninventor
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Abstract
A wire pulling tool for threading a wire through a wall or partition includes an elongate shank having a threaded end adapted to engage the end of a wire such as a cable or other type of electrical wire and a tapered end having a head ending in a point. The tool is especially adapted for structures having inner and outer walls. Once the wire is engaged the tool is pushed through a hole in the wall to the other side. The wire may then be pulled through the wall by pulling on the tool.
Claims4
A method for threading a wire through a wall or partition having a near side and an opposite side, comprising the steps of providing a rod having a threaded first end and a tapered second end, engaging said wire with said threaded first end, inserting said tapered second end of said rod through an aperture in the near side of said wall or partition, and pushing said rod through said wall or partition, grasping said rod from said opposite side of said wall or partition and pulling it so as to thread said rod with said engaged wire through said wall or partition.
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