Abstract: The various embodiments herein describe a women's undergarment comprising a strapless bra having a body portion with a pair of bust cups extending upwardly from a lower chest band, an underwire support frame provided on the chest band extending to the sides of the bra, two inner bra pads suspended in the bust cups, two straps attached to each of the inner bra pad, a loop provided on sides of the bra for passage of the strap, a panty, a support fabric provided inside the panty and an attachment means provided on one end of the strap for attaching the bra to the support fabric. The straps attached to the support fabric exerts a pulling force on the support fabric causing an upward lift of the support fabric thereby distributing the weight of breasts to lower buttocks and upper thighs of the user.

Abstract: A panty corselet without buckle structures including a corset portion and a pants portion is disclosed. The pants portion includes a front rise and two connection belts connected to a lower edge of the corset portion and adjacent to the front rise. One end of each of the two connection belts is connected to a bottom edge of the corset portion on each hip side, and the other end to a bottom edge of the front rise at a crotch area, thereby forming two openings through which a wearer's thighs could pass. As the panty corselet of this present invention is not provided with buckles, it enables women to take off or put on the panty corselet conveniently. Moreover, the ends of the two connection belts are respectively stitched to the corset portion and the front rise, thus bring comfort to wearing and overcome the defects in current technology.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for sharpening a tool, such as a drill bit. A tool sharpener includes a tool holder subassembly which retains and presents the tool against a grinding wheel subassembly. A sensor locates a cutting edge of the tool while the tool is retained by the tool holder. A circuit, preferably comprising a programmable processor, determines a web thickness of the tool from the located cutting edge. The cutting edge is preferably located by detecting at least first and second points at different radii along the cutting edge. A cross-feed subassembly preferably moves the sensor into position, and the tool holder subassembly preferably rotates the tool to facilitate detection of each of the at least first and second points. The tool holder subassembly thereafter presents the tool against the grinding wheel subassembly in response to the determined web thickness of the tool.