Auxilary handle device for use with conventional handheld screwdrivers
OwnerJames Howellinventor
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An auxilary handle device for use with conventional handheld screwdrivers for applying additional torque and reducing muscle strain. The device includes a handle portion designed for being grasped by a human hand, and a coupling portion. The coupling portion selectively receives a handle of a conventional screwdriver. The coupling portion is operationally coupled to the handle portion such that rotation of the handle portion in a first direction imparts rotation in the first direction to the coupling portion and to the conventional screwdriver in turn. The coupling portion further comprises a cylindrical perimeter wall forming a cavity portion. The cavity portion slideably receives a portion of the handle of the conventional screwdriver. The coupling portion may further include a retaining means. The retaining means selectively secures the portion of the handle of the conventional screwdriver to the coupling portion.
An auxiliary handle device for use in conjunction with handheld screwdrivers of the type including a shaft and a handle having a plurality of longitudinally-oriented and alternating flutes and channels, the device comprising:
An auxiliary handle device for use in conjunction with handheld screwdrivers of the type including a shaft and a handle having a plurality of longitudinally-oriented and alternating flutes and channels, the device comprising:
In combination:
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