Abstract: A system for building metal cabinets with two first frame members each having a substantially rectangular shape with four elongated members that include first and second set of openings on their ends that cooperatively receive bendable tabs on the edges of walls defining spacer members for the two top aligned corners of the frame members. A bottom wall acts as a spacer and it is mounted to the two lower corners of the frame members with bendable tabs. A cabinet compartment is thus defined and panels can then be added as its cover, bottom, back, closures, drawers, or shelves. No soldering is required making it very convenient for on site installation.

Abstract: A closure system for openings that includes upper and lower elongated support members that sandwich at least two panel members coplanarly disposed. The elongated support members are cut to the desired size depending on the opening and the panels separated accordingly. The panel members' edges that include channels adjacent thereto are mounted at the ends. The surface opposite to the surface where the channel is located includes a removably mounted ornamentary cover. A slidable hinge assembly is mounted on the channel that permits a user to adjust its location.

Abstract: A rowing machine with a body frame assembly and actuated by a seated user. It includes a stabilizing wheel assembly with the ends of a pivotally mounted axle provided with wheels. A pivotally mounted front wheel assembly is designed for steering the machine and a rotably mounting rear wheel for supporting the bulk of the user's weight as it is transmitted the seat assembly to the frame of the machine and to the rear wheel. The steering mechanism includes a novel steering linkage rod connecting the fork supporting the front wheel and the pivotally mounted axle where the stabilizing wheel assembly is rotably mounted. The approximate distance from the pivoting axis of the front wheel to the point on which one end of the steering linkage is pivotally mounted corresponds to 3 inches. The length of the steering linkage rod is approximately 27 and 5/16 inches.

Abstract: A hydraulic valve for controlling the flow of a pressured liquid with a housing that has an inlet and an outlet with a pivotally mounted handle that actuated a valve stem member housed within an internal bore with a counter bore step surface. An O-ring member is mounted on the step surface that comes in contact with a convex surface provided in a peripheral flange member on the stem member. A compressible cylindrical member is trapped partially within an opening at one end of the valve stem member urging the convex surface against the O-ring thus blocking the flow of the pressurized liquid through the internal valve bore.

Abstract: A tin cap dispenser for pneumatic nail guns that include a continues source of nails. The dispenser is also pneumatically activated and coupled to the operation of the nail gun. A pneumatically actuated handler arm member is reciprocally moved between two positions, one engaging a tin cap and the other one releasing it in alignment with a positioned nail also in coaxial alignment with the hammer of a nail gun. The timing of the tin cap handler arm member controls a valve assembly in series with the conventional trigger mechanism of the nail gun and another valve also in series that is activated by the handler arm member. A lock assembly inhibits the operation unless sufficient time is given to the feeding nails mechanism to get out of the way. The resulting device permits the continuous installation of tin caps on a flat surface.

Abstract: A mouthpiece filter for a container that includes an outer thread on the neck of the container. The filter includes an elongated filter member removably and coaxially mounted within the container and press fit to a cap housing that in turn is mounted to the container. The filter member includes an inlet end and an outlet end. The outlet end includes a mouth piece termination that is press fit through a centrally disposed tubular member on top of a cylindrical housing with a internal thread. A shoulder at the outlet end is cooperatively received by a counterbore adjacent to the centrally disposed opening on the internal surface of the upper wall.

Abstract: Reinforcements for the horizontal lateral edges of a garage door panel, which have been reverse folded to a J-shaped section, provide a neat channel for nesting a reinforced bar, such as an extrusion. One such extrusion, being C-shaped in cross-section, provides space for the off-setting adjoining female member of the lateral edge. At the other longitudinal side, a rectangular channel or extrusion can be similarly nestled into the J-shaped cross-section. The vertical ends and the vertical reinforcing truss provided at various stations have a similar C-shaped recess, and an extruded channel positioned in the same recess will cause every single panel of the door to have a plurality of reinforcing frames at every location where intercepting members appear. Desirably, the reinforcing members are secured in place of cementaceous material to thereby avoid the unsightly appearance of a pop rivet or other fastener.

Abstract: A cover for transmission levers for vehicles that are pivotally mounted at one end and the distal end includes a handle. A sac assembly with a double liner covers the handle and with an engagement assembly at the opening of the sac assembly it is removably mounted over the handle. Another embodiment includes an engagement assembly that uses a threaded tubular member that is removably mounted to the threaded distal end of the lever. In both embodiments a compartment is provided with granular material contained therein. A relatively soft object results with still sufficient rigid characteristics to transmit the force applied by a user to shift the gears. The sac assembly also provides desirable gripping qualities to permit a user to dissipate his anxiety and stress.

Abstract: A fastening assembly for securing objects to a masonry body, such as shutter assemblies used to secure building windows, that includes a screw member, an anchorage assembly, an insert assembly partially housed within the anchorage assembly and a bushing ring coaxially journaling the screw member adjacent to the head. Thick grease is packed with the bushing ring to seal the internal components from the elements. The bushing ring has an internal through opening with two internal diameters. One of them, adjacent to the screw head being slightly larger than the shank of the screw in order to seal the rest of the components from the elements. The other end of the internal through opening being larger so that a portion of the insert member can penetrate therein when the assembly is tightened.

Abstract: An organizer for forms that includes a housing with front and rear openings and several guiding members mounted within the housing at a predetermined spaced apart relationship with respect to each other and designed to slidably accept trays of cooperative rectangular dimensions so that the trays are kept at parallel and spaced apart relationship with respect to each other. Each tray has a rear side with a predetermined number of cut-outs. Plates are mounted over the cut-outs to selectively provide an edge closer to the rear of the tray than the edge of the cut-out. The tray with the post member or members causes other linked trays to make the forms contained therein available to a user at once. Actuating post members can be removably mounted on the plates to cause other trays having plates to move when the actuating post member pushes them.

Abstract: An information management device that is capable of efficiently using the different components that are required to perform information detection, recording and transmission that are necessary for a user with the efficient use of the limited memory resources available. Management of the memory resources permits a user to hold the information that he or she deems important for a predetermined amount of time. Preprogrammed profiles include one or more queries of different scope that are constantly compared to the information being received. If there are matches, predetermined blocks of information are transferred from a buffered section of the memory to a temporary section for additional processing, such as indexing. The device also includes a circuit for storing audio, receiving commercial broadcast signals, input devices such as a keyboard, an acoustic telephone dialer, an LCD display and alarms to alert the user that predetermined conditions are met.

Abstract: A skate assembly that includes a rigid runner plate mounted perpendicularly to the underside of a boot. The runner includes one or more cutouts where wheel or roller assemblies are rotatably mounted. The roller assemblies lowermost tangential edge is aligned with the bottom edge of the runner. The roller members for the respective roller assemblies include serrations on their periphery. The result being to lower the overall friction of the edge by reducing the effective contact area of the edge with the skating surface by introducing the cut-outs with roller members providing a support point in the middle of the cut-out.

Abstract: A system for building metallic cabinets of different dimensions with a minimum of inventory for parts that includes first and second panels, used in pairs and kept in opposite spaced apart relationship with respect to each other by connecting bottom and top panels. The first and second panels include interlocking longitudinally extends slots and mal rib members that can be readily assembled and, optionally, extension panels removably mounted in between the first and second panels. In the space defined by these panels, a number of accessories can be readily suspended, such as shelves, hinge assemblies and the like, at any position by using fasteners mounted along longitudinally extending slots internal in said space on the opposite surfaces of the panels. Cover panels and back panels are slidably mounted along cooperating rails and slots, respectively, located on predetermined positions of the first and second panels.

Abstract: A process for enhancing the incorporation of seric or whey protein in the cheese curd to be used in a continuous flow method for producing cheese. The process includes the steps of raising the temperature to between 75 and 85 degrees centigrade for a period of time that could vary from 10 minutes to 30 minutes. Subsequently, the temperature of the milk is lowered and maintained between 38 and 48 degrees centigrade for the rest of the process. The next step involves the addition of a coagulation agent at a rate of between 20 and 40 percent more than what is conventionally used. The resulting curd is then cut in relatively small pieces to increase its effective surface area. Then, the next step involves the addition of calcium chloride at a rate that is between 150 and 190 percent above (or 2.5 to 2.9 times) the used amount used. The curd is then finally drained and molded.