Abstract: A nut gatherer device includes a cage formed by a plurality of wires and a pair of hubs. Each hub includes first and second annular sets of spaced teeth, with portions of the wires secured in the radially-aligned spaces. In use, the wire cage is rolled on the ground into contact with a bulky object, such as a nut, so that the object forces the wires to separate and permit the nut to pass into the cage where it is retained until emptying.

Abstract: A nut gatherer device includes a cage formed by a plurality of wires and a pair of hubs. Each hub includes first and second annular sets of spaced teeth, with portions of the wires secured in the radially-aligned spaces. In use, the wire cage is rolled on the ground into contact with a bulky object, such as a nut, so that the object forces the wires to separate and permit the nut to pass into the cage where it is retained until emptying.

Abstract: A nut gatherer device includes a cage formed by a plurality of wires. Each of the wires has a bowed middle segment and two straight end portions. Opposite end portions of the wires are secured within opposed hubs, each hub including first and second annular sets of spaced teeth, with the end portions of the wires secured in the radially-aligned spaces. A retainer affixed to the hub secures the wires between. A compressible washer between the wires and the retainer provides further securement and vibration dampening. An axle aperture in the hubs allows the cage to be rotatably attached to a handle. In use, the wire cage is rolled on the ground into contact with a bulky object, such as a nut, so that the object forces the wires to separate and permit the nut to pass into the cage where it is retained until emptying.

Abstract: A nut gatherer device includes a cage formed by a plurality of wires. Each of the wires has a bowed middle segment and two straight end portions. Opposite end portions of the wires are secured within opposed hubs, each hub including first and second annular sets of spaced teeth, with the end portions of the wires secured in the radially-aligned spaces. A retainer affixed to the hub secures the wires between. A compressible washer between the wires and the retainer provides further securement and vibration dampening. An axle aperture in the hubs allows the cage to be rotatably attached to a handle. In use, the wire cage is rolled on the ground into contact with a bulky object, such as a nut, so that the object forces the wires to separate and permit the nut to pass into the cage where it is retained until emptying.

Abstract: A cultivator includes an operation rod, a handle, a base, and a plurality of claw members. The operation rod has a rotating central axle. The handle is disposed on one end of the operation rod. The base is fixed to another end of the operation rod. The base has non-circle connecting troughs at a circumferential portion thereof. Each of the connecting troughs has vertical connecting surfaces therein. Each claw member has a vertical connecting block and a claw portion. The connecting block has a non-circle cross-section. The connecting block has vertical mating surfaces on outer sides thereof. The connecting block is inserted in the connecting trough. The matching surfaces are vertically engaged with the connecting surfaces and confined by the connecting surfaces. The connecting block is coupled at a predetermined angle. The claw members are disposed in an oblique and curve form.

Abstract: A cultivator includes an operation rod, a handle, a base, and a plurality of claw members. The operation rod has a rotating central axle. The handle is disposed on one end of the operation rod. The base is fixed to another end of the operation rod. The base has non-circle connecting troughs at a circumferential portion thereof. Each of the connecting troughs has vertical connecting surfaces therein. Each claw member has a vertical connecting block and a claw portion. The connecting block has a non-circle cross-section. The connecting block has vertical mating surfaces on outer sides thereof. The connecting block is inserted in the connecting trough. The matching surfaces are vertically engaged with the connecting surfaces and confined by the connecting surfaces. The connecting block is coupled at a predetermined angle. The claw members are disposed in an oblique and curve form.

Abstract: A cultivator includes an operation rod and at least one fixing seat. The operation rod includes a predetermined number of detachable rotary wheels at a predetermined position. The fixing seat is pivotally connected to the operation rod. A predetermined number of cultivating claws are pivoted on a circumferential portion of the fixing seat at a predetermined angle and position after being assembled. Through the rotary wheels or the cultivating claws, the cultivator is turned left and right or back and forth to loosen soil.

Abstract: A device for supporting a saw includes a board having one or more posts extending upward for slidably engaging with one or more frames and for allowing the frames to move up and down along the posts. The frames each includes one or more sleeves for slidably engaging with the saw and for allowing the saw to be slided relative to the frames and the posts. The board is rotatably secured to a base or to a work table and includes an angular graduation for indicating an angular position of the board relative to the base.

Abstract: A workbench includes a base, a pair of beams disposed on top of the base and each having a number of holes, and two frames slidably engaged on the beams. A fixed platform is secured on the beams, and a slidable platform is secured on the frames for allowing the slidable platform to be moved along the beams. A positioning device is secured on the frame for engaging with the holes of the beams and for securing the frame and the slidable platform to the beams. The slidable platform may be easily and quickly moved along the beams when the positioning device is released.

Abstract: A worktable includes two beams and two pairs of legs pivotally coupled to the beams for forming a foldable base. A plate is disposed on two seats and two fasteners may secure the plate and the seats on the beams. Two bolts are rotatably received in the beams and two slides are threaded with the bolts and slidably received in the beams. Two blocks are slidably disposed on the beams for supporting another plate, and two fasteners may secure the plate and the blocks to the slides for allowing the worktable to be easily assembled and disassembled.

Abstract: A support device includes two beams secured on top of a base and two bolts rotatably received in the beams. Two slides are slidably engaged in the beams and engaged with the bolt and for allowing the bolt to move the slide along the beam when the bolt is rotated. Two seats are secured to the slides and two brackets are pivotally coupled to the seats for supporting a plate. One or both of the brackets include a fastener for engaging with either of the orifices and for securing the plate and the brackets to the seats at various angular positions.

Abstract: A support device includes a bracket secured on a base for rotatably supporting a roller and for engaging with and for supporting a work piece. A stick is secured in the base and has an orifice for slidably engaging with a rod which is extended downward from the bracket for allowing the bracket to be adjusted to a suitable height. The bracket includes a pair of blocks for slidably receiving a pair of poles. The poles each includes an extension extended upward for engaging with the work piece and for preventing the work piece from moving laterally.