Abstract: A blade mounting device allows a blade of a pushing cut tool that cuts a workpiece by pushing a cutting edge forward to be mounted on an impact tool. This blade mounting device has a blade mounting portion for mounting the blade on the blade mounting device and a tool mounting portion secured to the blade mounting portion in order to mount the blade mounting device on the impact tool. The blade mounting portion has a front end portion where an inverted tapered hole complementary to an inclined shape surface formed on a tang of the blade is formed. The tool mounting portion is provided with a through hole perpendicular to the center axis and a center hole that reaches a through hole from a front side end surface of the tool mounting portion along the center axis.

Abstract: More specifically, the invention relates to providing hand held engravers that can hold a graver closer to parallel to the work while at the same time raising the handle away from the work. The invention is also reversible allowing a graver to be held at a steep angle to the work.

Abstract: Concealed door closers are found in most commercial building and serve a useful purpose in controlling the closure of exterior entrance doors. The correct placement and installation of a door closer presents an arduous challenge for an installer who is often faced with uneven surfaces upon an active construction site. The related art relies upon the use of plumb bobs attached to upper door frame components and measuring implements placed upon ground surfaces. The task is so difficult that special training is required and specialist in the art are often employed install door closers. The presently disclosed embodiments comprise a jig system allowing for one or two door closers to be correctly positioned without the use of external or hand held measuring implements. An optional laser mounting system vitiates the need to attach lasers to door closer spindles.

Abstract: A bone broach is formed from a plurality of substantially planar members which are positioned adjacent to each other with each of the substantially planar members attached to at least one other substantially planar member. At least some of the substantially planar members defines at least one cutting profile at its perimeter. The plurality of substantially planar members include a first group of substantially planar members defining planes which are substantially parallel to each other, and at least one additional substantially planar member defining a plane which is angled relative to the planes defined by the first group of substantially planar members.

Abstract: A cutting implement includes a V-shaped blade portion that defines an aperture through which a quadriceps tendon may pass as a doctor harvests the tendon through a minimally invasive procedure.

Abstract: The invention is a tool to be struck, or a striking tool, (collectively referred to as an “impact tool”), or alternatively, a cap, that will not suffer metal spall and the attendant dangers of spalling and flying or cutting metal slivers. The preferred mode is on a chisel (wood or cold) or repeated impact tool. The chisel would have a striking end cut square to the shaft. The striking end would be opposite the working end. Other tools such as impact wrenches, jackhammers, wedges, spikes, hammers, mallets or other tools being struck or striking forcibly benefit from the invention by use of a disk insert of polymeric material to alter ergonomic and noise characteristic.

Abstract: A plurality of osteotomes that are linked together via a recess and a matching projection such that the osteotomes remain linked when used to manipulate bone.

Abstract: A chisel includes a blade and a first handle and second handle that are each rotatably coupled to the blade. The first handle forms a first channel adapted to receive a first side of the blade and the second handle forms a second channel adapted to receive a second side of the blade opposite the first side. The two handles are rotatable between an open and a closed position. In some cases, the two handles comprise a rotatable coupling such that the first handle and the second handle rotate with one another in opposite directions between the closed and open positions. The chisel further can have an over-center structure configured to impede rotation of the two handles from the closed toward the open position. In some cases, the two handles each form an interlocking component adapted to releasably couple the two handles when they are rotated to the open position.

Abstract: A tool, in particular a wood chisel, includes a first profiled part (100; 1), a second profiled part (103; 10, 14) and a removable blade (106; 20). The second profiled part (103; 10, 14) is pushed into the first profiled part such that the removable blade can be inserted between the first and second profiled parts (100; 1; 103; 10, 14) and be held therein by friction.

Abstract: A tool, in particular a wood chisel, includes a first profiled part (100; 1), a second profiled part (103; 10, 14) and a removable blade (106; 20). The second profiled part (103; 10, 14) is pushed into the first profiled part such that the removable blade can be inserted between the first and second profiled parts (100; 1; 103; 10, 14) and be held therein by friction.

Abstract: A tool for removal of sealant from grooves adjacent aircraft inspection panels has a handle and a several different removable cutting tool elements. Each removable cutting tool element has at least one sharply defined cutting edge and several sharply defined cutting points.

Abstract: A chisel includes a blade joined with a handle configured to be struck by a striking instrument. The blade includes a front beveled cutting edge portion at its forward end, a beveled side cutting edge portion along one longitudinal side of the blade, and a strike surface along an opposite, longitudinal side. The blade also has a main body portion that narrows in thickness as it extends in a forward direction from a relatively rearward portion thereof to the front beveled cutting edge portion and that narrows in thickness as it extends in a lateral direction from the strike surface towards the beveled side cutting edge portion. The beveled side cutting edge portion has a surface forms an angle with a surface of the main body portion.

Abstract: An accessory for a reciprocating power tool including a first blade clamp mechanism and a linkage having a first end and a second end. The accessory further includes an attachment member coupled to the first blade clamp mechanism and to the first end of the linkage. The attachment member couples the linkage to the tool. A shaft is secured to the second end of the linkage and includes a second blade clamp mechanism. A distal member is coupled to the power tool and defines a channel through which the shaft extends. The channel defines a first stop surface and a second stop surface. A biasing mechanism is contained within the distal member and supported by one of the first and second stop surfaces. The biasing mechanism biases the shaft in a first position.

Abstract: A chisel blade with a permanently attached shaft is disclosed. The chisel blade and shaft are dimensioned and configured such that shaft is removably attachable to a portable heating element. The chisel blade with an attached shaft may include a portable soldering iron with the soldering tip removed. In the two possible embodiments, the chisel blade has a rectangular shape with a beveled cutting surface having a straight cutting edge. In a third embodiment, the chisel blade is concave and the beveled cutting edge is concave.

Abstract: To alleviate ice freeze-up of vehicle windows which incorporate spaced upper and lower seals which engage an outside surface of the vehicle window, a tool is provided with a handle and a blade extending from the handle and the blade has a bend and a distal end which is curved outwardly in the plane of the blade. The length of the blade segment between the bend and its distal end is selected to be slightly longer than the distance between the upper and lower seals whereby this blade segment may be inserted between the window outside surface and the upper and lower seals and then slid along the window to sever any ice seal existing between the outside window surface and the upper and lower seals to free up the frozen vehicle window for normal operation.

Abstract: A multi-impact hand tool comprises a sleeve, a tool head, a movable rod, a spring and an impact block. With only one impact operation, the multi-impact hand tool can provide a multi-impact effect, thus improving the working efficiency. In addition, the impact force can be directly transferred to the tool head for performing the chiseling operation, thus improving the working efficiency.

Abstract: A tool, in particular a wood chisel, includes a first profiled part (100; 1), a second profiled part (103; 10, 14) and a removable blade (106; 20). The second profiled part (103; 10, 14) is pushed into the first profiled part such that the removable blade can be inserted between the first and second profiled parts (100; 1; 103; 10, 14) and be held therein by friction.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is an auto body tool for the removal of quarter panels. The auto body tool includes a shank, a chisel and a shoulder against which hammering forces can be applied. The shoulder includes a flat beating surface and a slanted surface that together form a right triangle with the shank. The chisel extends at an angle from the shank to provide ease of access to the proper location against which prying and hammering forces can be applied.

Abstract: A multi-impact hand tool comprises a sleeve, a tool head, a movable rod, a spring and an impact block. With only one impact operation, the multi-impact hand tool can provide a multi-impact effect, thus improving the working efficiency. In addition, the impact force can be directly transferred to the tool head for performing the chiseling operation, thus improving the working efficiency.

Abstract: A chisel with interchangeable blade has a handle, a holding device and a blade. The handle has two ends and a device hole. The device hole is defined in one end of the handle. The holding device is securely mounted in the device hole and has a body. The body is securely mounted in and protrudes out from the device hole and has a connecting end and a connecting hole. The connecting end protrudes out from the device hole. The connecting hole is defined in the connecting end of the body and has a cross section. The blade is detachably mounted on the holding device and has a connecting tang. The connecting tang is detachably mounted in the connecting hole and has a cross section corresponding to that of the connecting hole.

Abstract: A chisel blade with a permanently attached shaft is disclosed. The chisel blade and shaft are dimensioned and configured such that shaft is removably attachable to a portable heating element. The chisel blade with an attached shaft may include a portable soldering iron with the soldering tip removed. In the two possible embodiments, the chisel blade has a rectangular shape with a beveled cutting surface having a straight cutting edge. In a third embodiment, the chisel blade is concave and the beveled cutting edge is concave.

Abstract: The cutting tool includes a rigid, elongate, axially and laterally symmetrical bar having a plurality of parallel cutting edges and a handle portion at each end thereof. The tool has a plurality of cutting blades having generally flat faces therebetween. The edges are blunted at each end of the tool to allow the end portions to serve as handles, thus facilitating manipulation of the tool. Each handle portion includes at least one flat face that is coplanar with a face extending from at least one cutting edge. This allows the tool to be stroked along a panel surface to trim a veneer edge therefrom with the plane of the cutting blade remaining flush against the surface of the panel during the cutting operation and not being lifted from the surface due to the thickness of the handle protruding beyond the plane of the cutting blade.

Abstract: A safety chisel (100) has handle parts (101) and (102), each pivotally connected to a chisel blade (105) by pins (104), to adjust the chisel readily from an open position (FIG. 11) to a closed position (FIG. 12). Grooves (107) in the handle parts (101, 102) form a cavity (109) to house the chisel blade (105) safely when the chisel (100) is closed. Impact forces are applied to flat tops of the handle parts (101, 102), which have lower, internal abutment faces 108 to transmit impact forces to the chisel blade (105).

Abstract: A de-icicling tool has an icicle removing head mounted onto the distal end of an elongated handle. The head is formed of a generally flat blade and a mounting sleeve to that fits onto the distal end of the handle. The blade member has a series of triangular teeth in a concave arc along the front with each tooth having a point and beveled edges which meet at the associated point. The points of the teeth are rounded. The blade has at least one generally triangular notch formed along its rear thereof, each notch having a pair of beveled edges. There is one or more one round aperture in the blade, each with a beveled edge and with a diameter of three to five centimeters. The mounting sleeve includes a threaded socket adapted to accept a male thread of a standard broom handle or paint pole.

Abstract: In one form, a tool may include a handle, a head having a planar lower surface and at least one side face inclined at an acute included angle relative to the lower surface, and a mount interconnecting the handle and head. The mount may have at least one connection feature permitting pivoted movement of the handle relative to the head to permit changes in the angle of the handle relative to the head.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a tool for modifying or interacting with a surface wherein two simultaneous force vectors are applied to the tool so as to control the resulting effect of the tool. In particular, the tool is comprised of a handle, a shaft having a proximal and a distal end, a working face, and a strike plate. The handle is connected to the proximal end of the shaft wherein the shaft has a finite length. At the distal end of the shaft is a working face which may be either integral to the shaft or is a separate element which is durably attached to the shaft. At a point on the shaft between the proximal or handle end, and the distal or working face end, a strike plate is durably attached to the shaft. The strike plate is configured to receiving repeated impact by a drive source.

Abstract: This invention relates to tools for preparing vertebral bodies in the spine for the implantation of an artificial vertebral disk replacement and related method. A first tool is disclosed that prepares the vertebral bodies for implantation by cutting offset channels in the vertebral bodies. The second tool holds two plates of the implant during the implantation process. This invention also relates to an artificial vertebral disk replacement, a method of operation, and a method of implanting.

Abstract: A tool includes a blade having a working edge and an attachment edge opposite the working edge, a handle with distal and proximal ends and a body having at least one diameter. The proximal end is associated with the attachment edge. A hammer element is associated with the distal end, and a periphery of the hammer element extends in a radial direction greater than the at least one diameter of the body.

Abstract: A tool includes a shank having an engaging hole for receiving one end of a tool member and having a number of orifices for receiving detents, a control ferrule rotatably engaged onto the shank and having a number of notches each of which includes a deeper portion for selectively receiving the detents and for disengaging the detents from the tool member and a shallower portion for selectively forcing and actuating the detents to engage with the tool member and to detachably couple the tool member to the shank, and a spring member may actuate the shallower portions of the notches of the control ferrule to engage with the detents and then to detachably couple the tool member to the shank.

Abstract: A chisel with a bi-material blade comprising a main body of low grade steel and a cutting portion of higher grade steel. The cutting portion of higher grade steel provides longer life and decreases the need for frequent sharpening. The main body and cutting portion are connected using an arcuate interface. Additionally, the main body and cutting portion may have a radiussed cross-sectional connection. The arcuate interface and radiussed cross-section help absorb the shear and impact forces applied to the tool.

Abstract: A replaceable steel chisel structure includes a steel chisel, a sleeve, a cam ring, and a spring. The steel chisel is disposed with circular grooves. The sleeve is hollow to receive the steel chisel and disposed with channels to accommodate steel balls. The steel balls correspond in position to the circular grooves of the steel chisel. The cam ring is hollow to receive the sleeve and contains an eccentric chamber. The eccentric chamber is an increasingly larger arc space defined between the cam ring and the sleeve for the cam ring to hold against the steel balls and have the steel balls to be inserted into and hold against the circular grooves again.

Abstract: In the past shingles and nails were removed from a roof by means of a shovel, pitch fork, or shingle removal tool. All of these methods require intense physical labor, and because of the small width of the available tools are very time consuming to achieve the desired results. The Rapid Roof Remover alleviates the need for intense physical labor by levering the shingles and nails from the wood they are attached to by the action of the tear-off blade (up to 36 inches in width) being levered back by the pneumatic cylinder.

Abstract: A chisel for breaking spot welds of a vehicle includes an elongate handle section with a grip and a slightly angled chisel section with blade faces on three sides and a rib generally parallel to a blade edge to limit insertion of a blade between vehicle body parts.

Abstract: A fastener impact driver device 10 includes a fastener engagement member 12 having a plurality of projections 14 disposed about a lower portion 16 that engages a corresponding peripheral portion 18 of a fastener 20. The device 10 further includes a positioning member 22 having an upper portion 24 that ultimately receives a force thereupon, and a lower portion 26 that engages a cooperating upper portion 28 of the fastener engagement member 12 whereby a force such a hammer strike is imparted upon the upper portion 24 of the positioning member 22 to drive the projections 14 of the fastener engagement member 12 into the head 44 of the fastener 20 without damage of the fastener engagement member 12, whereupon the positioning member 22 is removed from the fastener engagement member 12 and a hand tool is removably secured to the fastener engagement member 12 to impart rotary motion to the member 12 and the fastener 20 thereby removing the fastener 20 from or urging the fastener 20 into a workpiece.

Abstract: A carving tool in which a concave hemispherical cutting head is detachably secured to a base member and a handle by fastener structure, thus securing the cutting head, the base member, and the handle to each other. The carving tool is a swinging impact tool which is used in a manner similar to conventional swinging of an ax or hammer, and thus utilizes the kinetic energy of the swing of the head, applied to materials being worked, at a cutting edge, to perform carving and cutting operations.

Abstract: A chisel device for providing a chisel and slide hammer combination. The chisel device includes an elongated body having a first end and a second end, An annular flange is integrally coupled to and extends around the elongated body. The flange is positioned generally between the first and second ends of the elongated body. The second end comprises a female coupler. A tubular member has an aperture extending therethrough. The elongated body extends through the aperture such that the tubular member is slidably positioned between the flange and the first end of the elongated body such that the tubular member defines a slide hammer. At least one head has a bit portion and a male coupler portion located opposite of each other. The male coupler is adapted for releasably securing to the female coupler.

Abstract: A chisel (10) comprises a handle (14), shank (12) and working bit (16). A key (80) slides longitudinally in a dovetail slot (30) and is driven by an actuator sleeve (70) which serves to draw the key (80) up the slot (30). The key (80) has a key-head (82) which engages the blade bit (16) and draws it onto a seat formed a the end of the shank (12). On the other hand, a chisel (10′) comprises a handle (14), a shank (120), and a tool bit (160), wherein the shank is a plastics moulding and the tool bit is moulded on the end of the shank. The shank and handle between them have a selectively disengageable plug (124) and socket (402).

Abstract: A high-speed, hand-held attachment for flex rotor shafts of power rotary tools, and also for direct attachment to power rotary tools without flex rotor shafts, that converts rotary motion to reciprocating motion for precision control of cutting, carving, sawing, chiseling, filing, sanding, and engraving on delicate work pieces. The attachment is one assembly comprising a one-piece front one-piece enclosure (20), a rear one-piece enclosure (30), a high-speed bearing (22), a one-piece rotating piece (40) with integral cam groove, a one-piece reciprocating piece (50) with an integral cam follower on one end and with its other, exposed end accomodating the attachment of a chuck or collet and with geometry to prevent rotation, and a thumbscrew (32). Rotating piece (40) attaches directly to the rotary power source and provides the cam action drive to reciprocating piece (50). Bearing (22) provides rotative support for the other end of rotating piece (40).

Abstract: A number of cam-operated devices such as power tools 10 are described, the tools having rotary drive means 24 for rotating a drive shaft 36 having a cylinder cam 42 mounted thereon. A pair of cam followers 54 are located within a cam track 44 provided on the cam member 42, such that rotation of the cam 42 causes axial movement of the cam followers 54, which may be attached to a drive shaft 48 and a tool bit 12.

Abstract: The invention relates to a flat chisel (2), in particular an insertion chisel for power-driven rotary hammers for working stone, having a chisel head (3) which has a main lip (7) disposed transversely to a chisel longitudinal axis (x), a front and a rear striking face (10, 11), and at least one side face (12, 13) connecting the striking faces (10, 11). In this case, a side face (12, 13) designed as a side lip (14, 15) is provided.

Abstract: A hand-operated toolholder for a chisel (1) and including a holding member for operating a chisel and having a protection flange at its end facing in a direction opposite to an operational direction (B), a tubular guide (2) for axially guiding the chisel (1) and received in the holding member (3), and a locking mechanism (6) cooperating with the tubular guide (2) for retaining the chisel in the guide.

Abstract: An interchangeable head carving tool in which a selected concave hemispherical cutting head is detachably secured to a base member and a handle by a screw, thus securing all parts positively and thereby providing a means of swinging the tool similarity to an ax or hammer and utilizing the kinetic energy released into materials through a 360 degree cutting edge to perform carving and cutting operations.

Abstract: A cleaving tool provides pressurized gas to the edge of a substrate in combination with a sharpened edge to cleave the substrate at a selected interface. The edge of the tool is tapped against the perimeter of a substrate, such as a bonded substrate, and a burst of gas pressure is then applied at approximately the point of contact with the edge of the tool. The combination of mechanical force and gas pressure separates the substrate into two halves at a selected interface, such as a weakened layer in a donor wafer.

Abstract: A cable-cutting apparatus includes a housing, a cutter rod with a fixed blade, an impact rod, a resilient unit for biasing the impact rod to press against the cutter rod, a rotating unit, and a driving unit. Normally, an engagement surface of the impact rod abuts against an engagement surface of the cutter rod. When the blade presses a cable against a planar surface, and when a switch of the driving unit is actuated to rotate the rotating unit, the engagement surface of the impact rod moves rearward away from the engagement surface of the cutter rod against the biasing action of the spring until the push rod reaches a rear limit position, after which the impact rod is biased by the spring to move forward to impact on the cutter rod, thereby cutting the cable with the blade.

Abstract: A cleaving tool provides pressurized gas to the edge of a substrate in combination with a sharpened edge to cleave the substrate at a selected interface. The edge of the tool is tapped against the perimeter of a substrate, such as a bonded substrate, and a burst of gas pressure is then applied at approximately the point of contact with the edge of the tool. The combination of mechanical force and gas pressure separates the substrate into two halves at a selected interface, such as a weakened layer in a donor wafer.

Abstract: A miniature impact tool in which a cam and cam follower assembly is utilized for moving a striker backward by converting rotary motion of a drive shaft to a linear motion. The striker is in contact with a spring/guide pin (plunger) assembly and is moved away from a surface to be struck during a portion of the rotation cycle of the cam. On further rotation the cam surface is cut away and spring action drives the striker forward, causing impact of a cutting tool (chisel) against a workpiece. A plurality of cam lobe surfaces provides predetermined and reproducible impact forces of the cutting tool on the workpiece, even during vibration of the tool. To minimize damage to the cam and cam follower when the tool is over speeded, an elastomeric cam or a cushioning coating or sleeve prevents adverse contact (such as metal-to-metal contact) between the cam and cam follower.

Abstract: A striking tool has an elongated metal core having a bottom end for contacting a workpiece and an upper end for receiving the impact of a hammer or the like, and a plastic overlay secured around a substantial portion of the core, with at least a portion of the upper end of the core extending beyond the plastic overlay. The plastic overlay includes a grip area and a deflector flange extending a substantial distance outwardly above the grip area so as to protect a user's hand. The deflector flange comprises, in a first embodiment, a first deflector tier and a second deflector tier positioned below the first tier. Preferably, there are several angled ribs spaced radially around the plastic overlay, extending from the first tier, and then downwardly and outwardly to an outer edge of the second tier, to aid in deflecting errant hammer blows away from the user's hand.

Abstract: A chisel with a removably mountable blade is provided which consists of a handle for the chisel having a head region formed with a detent to provide a space for receiving a first cutting edge of the blade, while the other opposed cutting edge of the blade is arranged for a cutting operation. The space provided by the detent in the head region is constructed and arranged to prevent the cutting edge in the detent from contacting the handle portion during a chiseling operation, thereby preventing dulling of the edge prior to it being pivoted into position for a subsequent cutting operation. The blade is provided with a transverse axis at opposed sides of which are arranged a cutting portion and a rake, which cutting portion and rake are asymmetrical to the cutting portion and rake at the opposite side of the transverse axis of the blade.

Abstract: The hand tool has a shaft with a distal end which is configured to receive any one of a variety of different sized chisel or scraper blades or the like, via corresponding male and female dovetail connections, for example. Storage space for the extra blades, if desired, may be provided in the handle which is secured to the shaft, or may be provided via depressions in a panel of a tool case of the type commonly referred to as "gift cases". Where storage space is provided in the handle, preferably this is accomplished by virtue of a spring-loaded collar which overlies lower portions of elongated rotatable cover pieces, preventing rotation. When the spring-loaded collar is retracted, the cover pieces can be rotated, to reveal storage areas on either side of the handle.

Abstract: A pneumatic scraping tool includes a pneumatic hammer assembly including a cylinder in which a piston reciprocates for repeated impact against an anvil or blade holder which is rotatably received within an end of the cylinder and carries a scraping blade. The anvil has an annular flange which stops its insertion in the cylinder, and is retained in place by a nut threadedly engaged with the cylinder and having an end wall spaced from the cylinder end a distance slightly greater than the flange thickness to permit reciprocation of the anvil. Exhaust air passes along a groove in the outer surface of the cylinder to an annular chamber in the nut and thence through four exhaust ports exiting at the end wall of the nut. A plug portion of the anvil projects through a central opening in the nut end wall and is received into a socket in a blade housing. Blade fingers project laterally into the socket.