Abstract: A formed core comprising a first and second plurality of pyramidal frustum bases, the first plurality of pyramidal frustum bases extending in a first direction and the second plurality of pyramidal frustum bases extending in a second direction, and wherein each pyramidal frustum base comprises: a node comprising a convex regular polygon, the convex regular polygon comprising a plurality of sides oriented in a first plane and wherein each side of the polygon of the node of each of the first plurality of pyramidal frustum bases is parallel to a side of the polygon of the node of at least one of the second plurality of pyramidal frustum bases; a plurality of faces extending from each of the sides of the polygon of each node of the first plurality of frustum bases to a side of the polygon of each of the second plurality of frustum bases.

Abstract: A formed core comprising a first and second plurality of pyramidal frustum bases, the first plurality of pyramidal frustum bases extending in a first direction and the second plurality of pyramidal frustum bases extending in a second direction, and wherein each pyramidal frustum base comprises: a node comprising a convex regular polygon, the convex regular polygon comprising a plurality of sides oriented in a first plane and wherein each side of the polygon of the node of each of the first plurality of pyramidal frustum bases is parallel to a side of the polygon of the node of at least one of the second plurality of pyramidal frustum bases; a plurality of faces extending from each of the sides of the polygon of each node of the first plurality of frustum bases to a side of the polygon of each of the second plurality of frustum bases.

Abstract: A golf club head for impacting a golf ball is disclosed. A wooden club body has a phenolic insert embedded in the center of the body ball striking face. The insert is secured in place in a vertical channel in the body striking face by solidified epoxy which interlocks communicating passages formed in the sides of the body channel and cavities in the insert. A metal honeycomb structure is supported in a central slot in the insert. A resin compound fills and covers the honeycomb structure. The exterior surface of the resin covering the honeycomb structure provides the intended golf ball impact surface of the golf club head.

Abstract: A golf putter head has a body with a cavity in its front face containing an insert member having a front, ball striking face co-planar with the front face of the body. The insert member comprises a honeycomb cellular structure with the cells of the structure filled with a resilient, epoxy material. The walls of the cellular structure are mounted in the cavity perpendicular to the inclined club striking face surface and have exposed cell edges co-planar with the surface of the resilient material and the club striking face surface for simultaneously impacting a golf ball. The putter head is further formed to have an upwardly curving sole. A curved neck attaches the head to the club shaft to position the striking face in line with the axis of the club shaft.

Abstract: A solar heating roof shingle roof structure which combines the functions of a roof and a fluid conducting solar heating panel. Each shingle is a hollow body of the general size and configuration of a conventional shingle, and is provided with a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet. Shingles are assembled in a normal overlapping array to cover a roof structure, with interconnections between the inlets and outlets of successive shingles to provide a fluid path through the complete array. An inlet manifold is contained in a cap used at the peak of the roof and an outlet manifold is connected to the lowest row of shingles.

Abstract: A solar heating roof shingle roof structure which combines the functions of a roof and a fluid conducting solar heating panel. Each shingle is a hollow body of the general size and configuration of a conventional shingle, and is provided with a fluid inlet socket at the upper end and a fluid outlet plug at the lower end with a skirt at the lower end overlapping the plug. Shingles are assembled in an overlapping array to cover a roof structure, with interconnections between the inlets and outlets of successive longitudinally positioned shingles to provide fluid paths through the complete array. An inlet manifold is positioned at the upper end of the array or in the alternative contained in a cap used at the peak of the roof and an outlet manifold is connected to the outlet of the lowest row of shingles.

Abstract: Apparatus for forming circumferential corrugations in a thin wall tube to produce a cylindrical bellows. The tube is supported on a rigid sleeve to prevent distortion, but is free to move axially as each corrugation is formed by an expanding mandrel which extends through a circumferential channel in the sleeve to form a complete ring. The mandrel is composed of interfitting wedge elements, alternate elements of which move radially more than the others to accommodate the expansion and contraction, a common multiple cam actuator providing the driving force on all elements simultaneously.