Portable ski work jig
OwnerSerena O'Donnell, Steven O'Donnellinventors
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Abstract
A ski jig that has a center vice secured to a frame that has two wing members. The wing members are curved and sized to allow the ends of a Nordic type ski to rest on the wing members. In this way, the ends of the ski, including the tips, are fully supported at all times. Thus, a user can apply full pressure to the ski without fear of damaging it. The frame can be bolted to a table to secure it for use. The center vice is formed of two rectangular plates that abut the center of the device. A wing nut and bolt for the locking mechanism. The center of the ski is placed in the vice and the wing nut is tightened until the ski is secure. Pads, attached to the inside of the vice plates, protect the ski from damage.
Claims10
A portable work jig for skis comprising:
- a) a frame having a center flat portion, a bottom, a front wing and a rear wing, wherein the front wing having a curved surface extending upward from said center flat portion, an angled upper surface extending forward from said flat center portion and a descending curved front portion extending downward to the bottom of said frame, and further wherein the rear wing having a curved surface extending upward from said center flat portion, an angled upper surface extending rearward from said flat center portion and a descending curved back portion extending downward to the bottom of said frame;
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- b) a means for holding a ski, fixedly attached to said flat center portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.