Surf wax grooming tool with radially extending combs
OwnerJohn Joseph Fuscoinventor
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Abstract
A wax grooming tool for a water sports board. The grooming tool includes a plurality of combs extending radially outward from a central portion of the tool toward a peripheral portion of the tool. The plurality of combs allows a user to save time when combining or grooming the wax on the water sports board by reducing the amount of repetitions required to complete the combining or grooming. The unique configuration of the grooming tool further results in creating a swirl pattern in the wax and saved wax by thoroughly grooming the existing wax to a freshly-waxed state.
Claims12
A grooming tool for a water sports board comprising:
- a base disposed about a base axis and having a first surface and an opposing second surface, and a plurality of grooves extending into the base from a peripheral sidewall;
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- a plurality of comb elements coupled to the base and extending radially outward from the base axis, each comb element including:
- an extension wall extending away from the base in a first direction and extending longitudinally in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction and radially outward from the base axis;
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- a plurality of teeth arranged in a linear array and coupled to the extension wall, with the extension wall extending between the plurality of teeth and the base;
- the plurality of comb elements being selectively detachable from the base.
A wax grooming tool for a water sports board, the wax grooming tool comprising:
- a base having a central region, a surrounding peripheral region defining a peripheral sidewall, and a plurality of grooves extending into the base from the peripheral sidewall;
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- a plurality of comb elements coupled to the base, each comb element extending from the central region in a radially outward direction toward the peripheral region, the plurality of comb elements extending radially outward from a common central axis;
- the plurality of comb elements being selectively detachable from the base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.