Abstract: A device supports a weldolet on a pipe with a passage through the weldolet in aligned relationship with an opening in the pipe in order that the weldolet and pipe may be joined by welding or the like. The device is adjustable to accommodate weldolets and pipes of various different sizes.

Abstract: A device for clamping and aligning a pair of plates in selected angular relationship, so that the plates may be joined by welding or the like, clamps the same in the selected angular relationship with adjacent edges thereof in close proximity. The device holds the plates for being joined at one or more spaced points along their adjacent edges, whereafter the device is removable to permit the plates to be joined along the entirety of the length of their edges.

Abstract: A device for aligning and clamping in position a pair of plates in side by side coplanar relationship, with adjacent edges of the plates closely spaced from one another, in order that the plates may be joined along their edges, is characterized by a lower plate clamp extendable through the space between adjacent edges of the plates and under the plates into engagement with lower surfaces thereof for aligning the lower surfaces in coplanar relationship, and an upper plate clamp movable into engagement with upper surfaces of the plates for gripping the plates between the clamps. When held by the device the plates are in position to be joined along their edges, whereafter the device may be removed from the plates through the space therebetween.

Abstract: A portable washer of lightweight and economical construction is characterized by a body portion having a handle for being held by a user thereof. The body is connectable with a supply of water, and a flexible conduit at an end of the body supports a brush for scrubbing articles such as dishes and the like, and enables the brush to be variously positioned to contact all surfaces of an article being cleaned, irrespective of the configuration of the article. A compartment within the body stores a supply of soap, and a valve on the body is operable by a user of the washer to control both a flow of water through the body and from the brush and introduction of soap into the water, whereby either a soapy washing solution or clear rinse water may be applied to the article being cleansed.