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US 6,643,019 B1Granted
Laser alignment device
OwnerJack D. Jeanneretinventor
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Abstract
A laser alignment device is described in which a first pipe cap includes an open pipe receiving end formed about a central axis. A laser mount is provided on the first pipe cap, and a second pipe cap is releasably mounted to the first pipe cap. A mounting access is provided on the second pipe cap that is substantially coaxial with the central axis.
Claims31
A laser alignment device, comprising
- a first pipe cap including an open pipe receiving end formed about a central axis;
- a laser mount on the first pipe cap;
- a second pipe cap releasably mounted to the first pipe cap;
- and
- a mounting access on the second pipe cap and substantially coaxial with the central axis.
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A laser alignment device, comprising:
- a first pipe cap including closed end and an open pipe receiving end formed about a central axis;
- a laser mount in fixed position on the closed end, substantially coaxial with the central axis;
- a laser mounted to the laser mount, and operable to produce a light beam that is substantially coaxial with the central axis;
- a reducer sleeve slidably received in the open pipe receiving end of the first pipe cap;
- a second pipe cap having a base end and an open collar slidably received over the reducer sleeve;
- and
- a mounting access on the second pipe cap.
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A laser alignment device, comprising:
- a first pipe cap including a substantially closed end and an open pipe receiving end formed about a central axis, the open end being defined by a pipe receiving collar;
- a laser mount in fixed position on the first pipe cap and shaped to receive and fixedly support a laser in a selected angular orientation;
- a reducer sleeve slidably received within the pipe receiving collar of the first pipe cap;
- a second pipe cap having a base end and an open collar slidably received over the reducer sleeve;
- and
- a mounting access on the second pipe cap.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.