Icicle removing tool
OwnerEdward V. Faganinventor
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Abstract
A de-icicling tool has an icicle removing head mounted onto the distal end of an elongated handle. The head is formed of a generally flat blade and a mounting sleeve to that fits onto the distal end of the handle. The blade member has a series of triangular teeth in a concave arc along the front with each tooth having a point and beveled edges which meet at the associated point. The points of the teeth are rounded. The blade has at least one generally triangular notch formed along its rear thereof, each notch having a pair of beveled edges. There is one or more one round aperture in the blade, each with a beveled edge and with a diameter of three to five centimeters. The mounting sleeve includes a threaded socket adapted to accept a male thread of a standard broom handle or paint pole.
Claims9
An icicle removing tool formed of an elongated handle member having a distal end and an icicle removing head mounted onto the distal end of said handle member;
- the icicle removing head comprising a generally flat blade member having a front, a rear, and top and bottom sides;
- and a mounting sleeve to which the blade member is secured and including means for mounting onto the distal end of said handle member;
- said blade member including left and right end portions of the front thereof at respective corners of said front;
- a series of generally triangular teeth formed along the front of the blade member between said right and left end portions, each tooth having an apex and substantially linear beveled cutting edges which taper from both the top and bottom sides, and said cutting edges meet at the associated apex wherein said front is in the form of a generally concave arc formed between said left and right end portions, and wherein said series of teeth follow said arc and are situated behind a line between said right and left end portions;
- and wherein the left and right end portions of the front of said blade member are substantially flat and substantially blunt.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.