Abstract: A chair component includes curved first and second shells respectively including first and second apertures spaced across the inner and outer shells, and a plurality of fasteners configured to extend into the first plurality of apertures and the second plurality of apertures, wherein at least some of the apertures of the first plurality of apertures of the first shell or at least some of the apertures of the second plurality of apertures of the second shell are elongated and wherein the plurality of apertures of the other of the first shell or the second shell are substantially round, and wherein the fasteners of the plurality of apertures received within the elongated apertures are configured to slide along a length of the elongated apertures as the first and second shells are pressed together and the plurality of fasteners extend into the first plurality of apertures and the second plurality of apertures.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for cutting the tapered tip of a cartridge, providing a cutler device with an angular guide adapted to receive the tapered tip through a tapered passage and cutting the tapered tip by operating the cutter between a withdrawn and deployed position. In general the cutting device includes a slide, an elongated structure having a top, bottom, proximate and distal ends and a channel adapted to receive the slide associated with the distal end. A guide associated with the elongated structure is adapted for receipt of the tapered tip and a reciprocating blade extending from the slide has a cutting edge which is adapted for engaging the tapered tip during operation of the cutter between deployed and withdrawn positions.

Abstract: The present invention provides a uniform pan holder assembly adapted to receive a drywall pan and including a support having a pair of uprights spanning a cross member and terminating at an arcuate edge, the uprights and cross member defining a supporting area. Each arcuate edge is generally associated with the top edge and adapted to retain the pan within the supporting area.