Right angle steel worker's layout tool
OwnerDouglas Nelson, Juan Moralesinventors
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Abstract
The right angle steel worker's layout tool is a tool with a pair of adjustable marking slides that are each used for determining the location of welds and holes on steel beams. Each of the pair of adjustable marking slides is comprised of a lower lock plate, an upper lock plate, a lock knob, and a screw member. The lower lock plate is able to slide along a track groove provided on the tool. The lock knob is used to secure the upper lock plate and the lower lock plate at a designated location along the track groove. The track groove includes a plurality of markings used to designate different dimensions.
Claims8
A layout tool comprising:
- a plurality of measuring devices;
- wherein the layout tool is adapted for use with structural objects;
- wherein the layout tool measures distances;
- wherein the structural object is further defined with a beam and a frame;
- wherein the frame is further defined with a front surface and a rear surface;
- wherein the layout tool is adapted to measure the distance from frame of the structural object to a location on the beam of the structural object;
- wherein one of the plurality of measuring devices is a primary measuring device;
- wherein the plurality of measuring devices is further defined as being a primary measuring device and a plurality of remaining measuring devices;
- wherein the plurality of measuring devices is adapted to be used with a first frame of a first predetermined thickness and a second frame of a second predetermined thickness;
- wherein each of the plurality of measuring devices is adapted to measure the distance from the rear surface of the frame;
- wherein the plurality of measuring devices is further defined as a pair of adjustable marking slides;
- wherein each of the pair of adjustable marking slides is comprised of a lower lock plate, an upper lock plate, a lock knob, and a screw member;
- wherein the lower lock plate is able to slide along a track groove provided on a plate;
- wherein the lock knob is used to secure the upper lock plate and the lower lock plate at a designated location along the track groove;
- wherein the track groove includes a plurality of markings used to designate different dimensions;
- wherein each of the pair of adjustable marking slides includes a right member.
A layout tool comprising:
- a plurality of measuring devices;
- wherein the layout tool is adapted for use with structural objects;
- wherein the layout tool measures distances;
- wherein the structural object is further defined with a beam and a frame;
- wherein the frame is further defined with a front surface and a rear surface;
- wherein the layout tool is adapted to measure the distance from frame of the structural object to a location on the beam of the structural object;
- wherein one of the plurality of measuring devices is a primary measuring device;
- wherein the plurality of measuring devices is further defined as being a primary measuring device and a plurality of remaining measuring devices;
- wherein the plurality of measuring devices is adapted to be used with a first frame of a first predetermined thickness and a second frame of a second predetermined thickness;
- wherein each of the plurality of measuring devices is adapted to measure the distance from the rear surface of the frame;
- wherein the plurality of measuring devices is further defined as a pair of adjustable marking slides;
- wherein each of the pair of adjustable marking slides is comprised of a lower lock plate, an upper lock plate, a lock knob, and a screw member;
- wherein the lower lock plate is able to slide along a track groove provided on a plate;
- wherein the lock knob is used to secure the upper lock plate and the lower lock plate at a designated location along the track groove;
- wherein the track groove includes a plurality of markings used to designate different dimensions;
- wherein each of the pair of adjustable marking slides includes a right member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.