Deadblow hammer
OwnerAnthony Krallmaninventor
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Abstract
Deadblow hammers capable of minimizing or eliminating recoils when the hammers impact their targets are discussed which have easy access anti-recoil chambers and which have open sockets for receiving handles that extend the length of the hammerhead body. These hammers incorporate filler materials, which function to negate the effects of the hammer recoils, with improved filling port(s) for filling the filler materials. Golf clubs with anti-recoil chamber and insert elements are also discussed.
Claims13
A deadblow hammer comprising a hammer head comprising an impact surface defining an impact plane;
- a nail pulling claw;
- a handle chamber defining a handle axis;
- and a handle attached to the handle chamber;
- the hammer head comprising an opening, positioned on a plane at an angle to the impact plane, in communication with an anti-recoil chamber, the anti-recoil chamber positioned substantially to one side of the handle axis;
- wherein a plurality of insert elements is disposed in the anti-recoil chamber by way of the opening, which is sealed subsequent to placement of the plurality of insert elements, and wherein the opening is smaller than the interior dimension of the anti-recoil chamber.
A deadblow hammer comprising a hammer head comprising an impact surface, defining an impact plane, comprising a plurality of bumps;
- a nail pulling claw;
- a handle chamber defining a handle axis;
- and a handle attached to the handle chamber;
- the hammer head comprising an opening, positioned on a plane at an angle to the impact plane, in communication with an anti-recoil chamber, positioned substantially to one side of the handle axis;
- said anti-recoil chamber comprising at least three distinct cross-sectional dimensions;
- and wherein a plurality of insert elements is disposed in the anti-recoil chamber by way of the opening, which is sealed subsequent to placing the plurality of insert elements into the anti-recoil chamber.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.