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US 8,262,821 B2Granted
Jig for mounting multi-layer paper products
OwnerMatthew A. Eykampinventor
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Abstract
A jig is used in the assembly of a laminated end product. The jig includes a generally flat sheet of rigid material that has a first step configured in the surface of that flat sheet. A laminated product such as an invitation is mounted on the jig. A second leaf is then mounted on the jig at the larger line of the step to perfectly align the first and second leafs on the jig.
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A method of forming a laminated end product, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing a jig for use in the assembly of a laminated end product, the jig comprising:
- a generally flat sheet of rigid material;
- a first step configured in the surface of the flat sheet wherein there is a top plane, first step plane and base plane and two generally vertical risers connecting the respective top plane and first step plane, and the first step plane and base plane;
- wherein the first step and base planes are generally parallel to each other;
- providing a first flat leaf and positioning the leaf on the base plane of the jig so that the edges of the first leaf are in contact with the riser between the base plane and the first step plane;
- applying an adhesive material to a portion of the exposed side of the first flat leaf;
- laying a second flat leaf onto the first flat leaf so that the edges of the second leaf are in contact with the riser between the first step plane and the top plane;
- whereby the first and second flat leafs are adhered together and form a laminated end product.
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A jig for use in the assembly of a laminated end product, the jig comprising:
- a generally flat sheet of rigid material;
- a first step configured in the surface of the flat sheet wherein there is a top plane, first step plane and base plane and two generally vertical risers connecting the respective top plane and first step plane, and the first step plane and base plane;
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- wherein the first step and base planes are generally parallel to each other.
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