Abstract: A motorized card dispenser is disclosed that consists of a case with a hinged lid. The lower part of the case has a card storage area and a sealed motor-drive area. The cards are dispensed through a small slot in the front of the case. A dispensing pad, which is driven by a motor is used to dispense the cards. The motor is powered by a small battery located within the case. Three different types of control circuits are disclosed. All three circuits are controlled by a button which is located on the top of the device. A pressure bail, which is spring loaded and hinged, is used to maintain pressure on the cards from the top of the stack. Cards are dispensed from the bottom of the stack. An optional storage case that can be attached to the device to hold business cards that are received by the user is also disclosed.

Abstract: A power driven wrench is disclosed that is used to fasten and secure helical spring wire connectors commonly known as WING NUTS or WIRE NUTS. The invention consists of a cone shaped plastic housing and a hexagonal shaft that extends outwardly from the bottom of the housing. The shaft is placed within a chuck of standard power tools such as power screwdrivers or variable speed drills. The housing is open at the top and hollow inside to receive the connectors. Two slots are placed within the walls of the housing to receive and hold the wings or flanges of the connectors. A number of ribs, concentrically placed around the inner wall of the housing, are also provided to engage ribs placed on certain types of connectors that have no flanges. The ribs prevent free rotation of the connector within the housing. A magnet is also embedded within the bottom of the housing. The magnet holds the connector within the housing by attracting the helical spring found in typical connectors.