Abstract: A bicycle disc wheel comprises a first disc panel and a second disc panel. The first disc panel has a first side outer surface and a first side inner surface and the second disc panel has a second side outer surface and a second side inner surface. The first side outer surface radially extends from a first disc panel outer perimeter to a center opening and the second side outer surface radially extends from a second disc panel outer perimeter to the center opening. The second side inner surface faces the first side inner surface. A brace is coupled to the first side inner surface and the second side inner surface that provide radial and axial structural support to the disc panels.

Abstract: There is described a computer-implemented method for creating a training scenario to perform a percutaneous coronary intervention using an elongated instrument and a patient simulator, the computer-implemented method comprising: receiving a desired position for a lesion; receiving a desired value for at least one property of the lesion; configuring a haptic feedback to be applied on the elongated instrument when received in the patient simulator based on the desired location for the lesion and the desired value for the properties of the lesion, the haptic feedback; and outputting the haptic feedback, the desired position and the desired value for the properties.

Abstract: A bicycle disc wheel comprises a first disc panel and a second disc panel. The first disc panel has a first side outer surface and a first side inner surface and the second disc panel has a second side outer surface and a second side inner surface. The first side outer surface radially extends from a first disc panel outer perimeter to a center opening and the second side outer surface radially extends from a second disc panel outer perimeter to the center opening. The second side inner surface faces the first side inner surface. A brace is coupled to the first side inner surface and the second side inner surface that provide radial and axial structural support to the disc panels.

Abstract: A bicycle disc wheel comprises a first disc panel and a second disc panel. The first disc panel has a first side outer surface and a first side inner surface and the second disc panel has a second side outer surface and a second side inner surface. The first side outer surface radially extends from a first disc panel outer perimeter to a center opening and the second side outer surface radially extends from a second disc panel outer perimeter to the center opening. The second side inner surface faces the first side inner surface. A brace is coupled to the first side inner surface and the second side inner surface that provide radial and axial structural support to the disc panels.

Abstract: The invention is directed to an attachment for an oscillating or reciprocating tool. More specifically, the attachment is used to cut shingle. The attachment comprises a cutting portion comprising an attachment member adapted to be received by a head of the oscillating tool. The attachment also comprises a guiding portion operatively connected to the cutting portion. The guiding portion comprises at least one winglet defining a surface substantially parallel to the cutting portion and located at a pre-determined distance from the cutting portion. In use, the at least one surface is in contact with a guiding surface and trims material that exceeds the pre-determined distance as the tool is moved forward and parallel to the reference surface.

Abstract: A bicycle disc wheel comprises a first disc panel and a second disc panel. The first disc panel has a first side outer surface and a first side inner surface and the second disc panel has a second side outer surface and a second side inner surface. The first side outer surface radially extends from a first disc panel outer perimeter to a center opening and the second side outer surface radially extends from a second disc panel outer perimeter to the center opening. The second side inner surface faces the first side inner surface. A brace is coupled to the first side inner surface and the second side inner surface that provide radial and axial structural support to the disc panels.