Abstract: An adjustable device for cutting an object has a frame with a back member that extends between a pair of feet. The feet are adjustably connected to a work bench or portable work table assembly. A spring biasing member has a back plate and a pair of side rods that extend from the back plate, through the back member, and are connected to a front member. A plurality of spacers are positioned between the front and back members.

Abstract: An adjustable device for cutting an object has a frame with a back member that extends between a pair of feet. The feet are adjustably connected to a work bench or portable work table assembly. A spring biasing member has a back plate and a pair of side rods that extend from the back plate, through the back member, and are connected to a front member. A plurality of spacers are positioned between the front and back members.

Abstract: An adjustable device for cutting an object has a frame with a back member that extends between a pair of feet. The feet are adjustably connected to a work bench or portable work table assembly. A spring biasing member has a back plate and a pair of side rods that extend from the back plate, through the back member, and are connected to a front member. A plurality of spacers are positioned between the front and back members.

Abstract: An assembly for mounting to a vehicle having a mounting member connected to a receiver of a vehicle. A frame member is pivotally connected to the mounting member and legs are pivotally mounted to the frame member.

Abstract: A dwelling venting and cooling system that includes a set of side-by-side conduits wherein first and third conduits utilize a fan assembly that is actuated by wind power in order to vent hot air from an attic. The second conduit provides an electric fan that actuates the fan assemblies of the first and third conduits at times when wind is not sufficient to actuate the fan assemblies. The system further has attic air ducts that are in communication with vents in rooms within the dwelling in order to convey all hot air to the attic and out of the dwelling. In addition a cooling system that utilizes a water-to-air exchanger provides cool air into air ducts within the dwelling in order to replace the hot air with cool air.

Abstract: A cover system includes a cover, a post, a table top, a counter weight assembly, and a base. The counter weight assembly has a cable extending through at least one pulley and connected to a counter weight. The counter weight assembly is connected to the post and the table top such that as the table top is raised, the post and cover are lowered.

Abstract: A multiple-chair cover having a front side, a back side a right edge and a left edge with an open interior area positioned therebetween. At least one divider is positioned within the open interior which separates the open interior into separate compartments. At least one pad is positioned within the open interior. This provides a multiple-chair cover which prevents chairs from rattling against one another while in transit while also maintaining the alignment and position of multiple chairs.

Abstract: An assembly for mounting to a vehicle having a mounting member connected to a receiver of a vehicle. A frame member is pivotally connected to the mounting member and legs are pivotally mounted to the frame member.

Abstract: A cover system includes a cover, a post, a table top, a counter weight assembly, and a base. The counter weight assembly is connected to the post and the table top such that as the table top is raised, the post and cover are lowered.

Abstract: A dwelling venting and cooling system that includes a set of side-by-side conduits wherein first and third conduits utilize a fan assembly that is actuated by wind power in order to vent hot air from an attic. The second conduit provides an electric fan that actuates the fan assemblies of the first and third conduits at times when wind is not sufficient to actuate the fan assemblies. The system further has attic air ducts that are in communication with air ducts in rooms within the dwelling in order to convey all hot air to the attic and out of the dwelling. In addition a cooling system that utilizes a water-to-air exchanger provides cool air into air ducts within the dwelling in order to replace the hot air with cool air.

Abstract: A multiple-chair cover having a front side, a back side a right edge and a left edge with an open interior area positioned therebetween. At least one divider is positioned within the open interior which separates the open interior into separate compartments. At least one pad is positioned within the open interior. This provides a multiple-chair cover which prevents chairs from rattling against one another while in transit while also maintaining the alignment and position of multiple chairs.

Abstract: A measuring device having a flexible tape resiliently coiled within a housing. Mounted to the housing is a retaining block. The block has a groove for frictionally receiving a marking tool. Also, connected to the block is a sharpening device.

Abstract: A method of reminding a person from locking themselves out of a room or dwelling comprises the steps of hanging a key on a door frame adjacent a door opening having a door hingedly mounted thereon, in such a position that when the door is swung open with respect to the door frame, the door will engage the key and dislodge the key from its means of support to cause it to fall to a floor surface adjacent the door opening. These steps alert the person of the presence of the key so as to remind the person to pick up and retain the key before allowing the door to close, thus preventing the person from being locked out of entry to the room without the key if the door automatically locks upon closing.