Abstract: A low profile roller skate has a chassis to which a wearer's shoe or foot can be securely fastened. Front and rear axles extend from angled slots in either side of the chassis, and are biased toward a horizontal, straight-ahead position. A wearer can steer the skate by leaning in the direction of a desired turn, thus causing the axles to move along the slots and pivot in a direction which causes the wheels to turn in the desired direction. The wheels can be biased toward a straight-ahead position by resilient torque blocks sandwiched between top and bottom chassis halves. The skate can further be provided with toe and heel brakes, removable grind pads, over-molded wheels, and quick-release straps.

Abstract: An improved collapsible sawhorse package in which each pair of legs of the sawhorse are interleaved with the ridge board placed centrally therebetween. When formed into the package, the ridge board and one leg of the opposite pair of legs are positioned between the two legs of the other pair and within the ridge board gripping bracket mounted to that other pair. A securing pin extends through the package formed by the interleaved pairs of legs and the ridge board and is secured in place at each end by rods which extend through the ends of that securing pin. The rods are also used to maintain the pairs of legs open when the sawhorse is erected.