Draw pull for blind

A blind pull for a blind cord, comprising:

• a weight having a central bore therethrough adapted for receiving the blind cord, the weight being symmetric about a longitudinal plane, the central bore including a tapered countersink at each end thereof for facilitating the threading of the blind cord therethrough and for receiving a knot tied in the blind cord;
• a pair of mating shells adapted to enclose the weight and a portion of the blind cord, each shell having a recessed portion for receiving substantially one-half of the weight therein, each shell having a groove adapted for receiving substantially one-half of the blind cord, and each shell having an attachment means that includes interlocking portions in each shell and the weight;
• whereby with the blind cord captured by the central bore of the weight, the pair of shells may be fitted around the weight and the blind cord and held thereto by friction.

A blind pull for a blind cord, comprising:

• a weight having a central bore therethrough adapted for receiving the blind cord, the weight being symmetric about a longitudinal plane;
• a pair of mating shells adapted to enclose the weight and a portion of the blind cord, each shell having a recessed portion for receiving substantially one-half of the weight therein, each shell having a groove adapted for receiving substantially one-half of the blind cord, and each shell having an attachment means that includes a hook-and-loop type fastener on each shell;
• whereby with the blind cord captured by the central bore of the weight, the pair of shells may be fitted around the weight and the blind cord and held thereto by the hook-and-loop type fastener.

A blind pull for a blind cord, comprising:

• a weight having a central bore therethrough adapted for receiving the blind cord, the weight being symmetric about a longitudinal plane;
• a pair of mating shells adapted to enclose the weight and a portion of the blind cord, each shell having a recessed portion for receiving substantially one-half of the weight therein, each shell having a groove adapted for receiving substantially one-half of the blind cord, and each shell having an attachment means that includes a hook-and-loop type fastener on the shell and the weight;
• whereby with the blind cord captured by the central bore of the weight, the pair of shells may be fitted around the weight and the blind cord and held thereto with by the hook-and-loop type fastener.