Pipe cleaning and deburring tool
AssigneeRed Cedar Plastics, LLC
InventorsKelly K. Kadinger, Theodore Schonebaum
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AssigneeRed Cedar Plastics, LLC
InventorsKelly K. Kadinger, Theodore Schonebaum
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A plastic housing has a front shell with inwardly protruding bristles of an exterior wire brush, and a rear shell which retractably receives the outwardly protruding bristles of an interior wire brush. The interior brush is mounted to a shaft which engages the housing, and which is driven by a motor, such as by a power drill. A ring-like deburring element is mounted to the shell between the front shell and the rear shell, and has an inwardly and frontwardly protruding generally frustoconical first wall forming a deburring element which defines a central opening through which the interior brush may be projected and retracted. The first wall may be planar segments, or may have a circular cross section. The deburring element serves to position a pipe for burnishing by the exterior brush, and also deburrs the end of the inserted pipe.
A pipe tool comprising:
A pipe tool of the type having a housing with a rear shell, and a front shell which extends frontwardly from the rear shell, a radially outwardly extending flange being defined between the front shell and the rear shell, and an interior brush mounted to a shaft, and having a plurality of radially outwardly protruding bristles, the shaft extending rearwardly through the housing, the housing being movable axially along the shaft to alternatively position the interior brush in a retracted position retained within the rear shell, and an active position forward of the front shell, and an exterior brush mounted within the housing front shell, and having a plurality of bristles which extend inwardly from the front shell, wherein the improvement comprises:
A pipe tool comprising:
A deburring element for a pipe cleaner comprising:
A pipe tool comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.