CA2028983C - Sandpaper or emery paper supply and cutting container - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B26—HAND CUTTING TOOLS; CUTTING; SEVERING
- B26B—HAND-HELD CUTTING TOOLS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B26B29/00—Guards or sheaths or guides for hand cutting tools; Arrangements for guiding hand cutting tools
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B26—HAND CUTTING TOOLS; CUTTING; SEVERING
- B26F—PERFORATING; PUNCHING; CUTTING-OUT; STAMPING-OUT; SEVERING BY MEANS OTHER THAN CUTTING
- B26F1/00—Perforating; Punching; Cutting-out; Stamping-out; Apparatus therefor
- B26F1/38—Cutting-out; Stamping-out
- B26F1/3853—Cutting-out; Stamping-out cutting out frames
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B26—HAND CUTTING TOOLS; CUTTING; SEVERING
- B26F—PERFORATING; PUNCHING; CUTTING-OUT; STAMPING-OUT; SEVERING BY MEANS OTHER THAN CUTTING
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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Abstract
The professional or do-it-yourself person, i.e. woodworker or metalworker, while working on wood and/or metal projects, has a handy tool for cutting production sandpaper and emery paper, supplied commercially in sheets of approximately nine by eleven inches, and for storing both new sandpaper sheets and still usable used sandpaper sheets or emery sheets, keeping them in s ready supply of flattened sandpaper or emery sheets, avoiding any curling of the new or used sandpaper or emery sheets. This tool ie a container having a top and bottom with a 180 degree opening hinge along one common side, with all the other common sides, when closed, contacting one another, to complete the full enclosure of this tool for the convenient carrying and storing thereof, while keeping the sandpaper and/or emery paper flattened. Preferably, the bottom interior is sited to hold a useful number of new nine by eleven inch production sandpaper sheets or emery paper sheets, and the top interior is sued to hold at least one nine by eleven inch production sandpaper sheet or emery sheet atop a grid configuration. If the woodworker desires to cut a nine by eleven inch production sandpaper sheet or emery sheet into smaller pieces, then he or she places this sheet over the grid configuration having parallel grooves or kerfs in two sets, with one set being perpendicular to the other set. Then using the pointed end of a nail, he or she depresses the sandpaper or emery paper sufficiently down into the groove or kerf to start a cut or complete a cut down through the sandpaper or emery paper. Other partial or complete cuts are made to size the smaller piece or pieces of sandpaper or emery paper. Partial cats are completed by tearing apart the sandpaper or emery paper portions on either Bide of this partial cut formed along a groove or kerf.
Description
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No tool to store sandpaper sheets or emery sheets, while flattened, or to provide a self aontainec~ cutting arrangement to cut small sheets of sandpaper or emery paper, is known to the Applicant.
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In 1929, J, o. Aake, in his patent 1,708,006 disclosed his tool called a hone box for the convenient storage and use of a g hone or sharpening stone.
In 1977, Joseph Del VeCChiO, in his patent 4,055,892, illustrated and described hig tool called a food dicer. mood such as jelio placed fn a box was diced, i.e. cut, when the lid cf the b ox having inside depending cutters was lowered. After the cutters formed the smaller portions of hello, a removable box bottom was pulled out, permitting the jello portions to fall.
below an a serving platter.
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A sandpaper and/or emery paper supply and cutting container lg serves as a tool for the professional ox do it yourself woodworker and/or metalworker, who is working on wood and/or metal projects, which reduire creating smooth surfaces. A
shallow box container, having a hinge along one side, capable of gu id ing the open ing of the top or 3. id of th is box through an arc of 1~0 degrees, has a bottom interior to receive and/to store a selected quantity of new sheets of sandpaper or emery paper, 20~g9~~
g y pproximately nine by eleven inches, 1 which are enerall sized a and a top interior, when the cover is opened, to receive and to place a sheet of sandpaper or emery paper over a self contained grid of kerfs or grooves. When a se~.ected paper is so placed, then a woodworker and/or metalworker uses a nail, or nail like member. via the pointed end thereof, to scribe the sandpaper or emery paper directly over a selected kerf or groove, depressing the respective paper partially and/or fully down into the kerf or groove. If parting of the selected paper is not fully accomplished, the paper is easily pulXed apart on either elide of the kerf or groove to complete the separation of the selected paper into smaller portions. The selectable pattern of kerfe or grooves, in parallel sets perpendicular to one another, ig undertaken to provide paper sizes that are designated to be used in respective too~.s, such as a hand held rubber Banding block, or a hand held powered sanding machine. When closed, this sandpaper 7 or ermery paper supply and cutting containez is conveniently i8 a arried or stored, and at all times the sandpaper and/or emary 19 paper sheets are kept from curling, remaining fiat as they axe selected to be cut into smaller pieces and used.
The sandpaper or emery paper supply and cutting container is illustrated in the drawings, whereins Figure 1 ie a perspective view of the closed container, as 1 li viewed from shoves 2 Figure 2 is a perspective view of the opened container, as viewed from above, showing the grid of kerfs or grooves formed in 4 the cover interior, and illustrating the receiving space for the selected paper formed in the bottom interiors Figure 3 is a view similar to the view of figure 2, illustrating how the bottom interfor is storing new sheets of a eelected~sandpaper and/or emery paper, and showing how a sheet of sandpaper or emery paper has been placed over the grid of kerfs 1~ or grooves, and a nail is being used to depress the paper 11 portions down into a groove or keys to partia~.ly cut or fully cut 12 through these paper portionsr 13 Figure 9 is a partial. arose section of a cover portion, 1~ taken along line 4-4 of figure 3, to illustrate a keys or groove over which a portion of sandpaper or emery paper has been laid, lg and indicating in the background the kerf ar groove locator formed along the interior, side of the interior of this cover 18 portions lg Figure S is a partial cross section of a cover portion, 2d taken along line Q-4 of figure 3 to illustrate how the pointed 2! end of a nail, or nail like member has been used to depress paper portions down into the keys or groove to cut through the selected paper along this selected kerf or groove' '~ Figure 6 is a partial cross sectionaX view of the top of the container before being assembled with the bottom of the ~02~a~3 1 Container, in reference to section line of figure 1~
Ffgure 7 is a partial cxoss sectionalview of the bottom 2 of the containe r before being assembled with the top of the 4 container, in reference to section iine of figure lg Figure 8 is a partial cross sectionalview of the assembled top and bottom of the container, in reference to section line 8 of f igure if and g Figuxe 9 is a partial. cross sectionalview of the assembled top and bottom of the container, in reference to t~ection line 9-9 of figure 1.
12 DESCRIPTION OF THG~~ g ' ~g~,~'t ,D EMBODIMENT
la The sandpaper and/or emery paper supply and cutting 14 container 10 illustrated in the drawings, is a sturdy tool 1fi functionally constructed to serve the professional or do-it-1~ youxself woodworker and/or metalworker for a long time. As shown 17 in figure 1, this container has a strong hinge 12 extending 18 throughout the length of one side thereof, which permits the 1~ opening rotation of the top 14 to continue on through 180 degrees, as shown in figure 2.
21 In the interior 16 of the bottom 18, a voXume or space 20 is 22 provided to hold a selected number of essentially new sheets of sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24, as shown in figures 2 and 3.
In the interior 26 of the top 14, a volume or space 28 is provided r to hold a sei.ected sheet sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24, which of ~~z~~~~
1 is placed over a selected pattern 30 of kerfs or grooves 32 2 arranged in horizontal groups or sets 34 and in vertical groups 3 or sets 36, as shown in figures 2 and 3.
el How the portions of sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24 are positioned over a kerf or groove 32 is shown in figure 4. The 6 kerf or groove locator 38 remains uncovered by the sandpaper 22 'T or emery paper 24, to indicate the location of the ad jacent and aligned kerf or groove 32. How a nail 40 is used, by depressing 9 its point 42 down through the sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24, into a kerf or groove 32, and moving it along the kerf or groove 11 32 to continue the full cutting of the sandpaper 22 or emery 12 paper 24 is illustrated in figure 5. Depending on the strength 13 of the sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24 and the sharpness of the 14 nail point 42 and other possible factors, the sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24 may not be completely severed. However, when the 16 sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24 is removed, the respective gortions on either Bide are readily pulled apart along the scored or cutting line 44.
19 The preferred complementing structures of the top 14 and 2o bottom 18 of the tool ZO are illustrated, respectively, in croas-21 sectional. views of figures 6 and 7. On the right Bide of the 22 cross-eectianal view of figure 6, the hinge configuration of 23 the top 14 at this inge section is shown. On the left side of h 24 this cross-sectional view of figure 6, the latch portion 48 of the top 14 is shown. !Chen in figure 7, on the right side of this 2~~~9~3 1 cross-~sectxonal view, the hinge configuration 50 of the bottom 18 fe shown. On the left side of this cross~gectional view of g figure 7, the latch portion 52 of this bottom 18 i~ illustrated.
Figures 8 and 9 are cross-sectional views of the assembled top 14 and bottom 18 taken at reapeCtive cross-sectional locales 6 to show how the top 14 and bottom 18 complementary fit each 7 other. A full length metal hinge pin 54 is used to interfit with 8 the respective top hinge portions 4b and bottom hinge portions 8 50.
As so manufactured, assembled, and used, this sandpaper xl and/or emery paper supp~y and cutting container 10 serves as a 12 valued toot. for the professional or do-it--yourself woodworker, 13 and/or metalworker.
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No tool to store sandpaper sheets or emery sheets, while flattened, or to provide a self aontainec~ cutting arrangement to cut small sheets of sandpaper or emery paper, is known to the Applicant.
G
In 1929, J, o. Aake, in his patent 1,708,006 disclosed his tool called a hone box for the convenient storage and use of a g hone or sharpening stone.
In 1977, Joseph Del VeCChiO, in his patent 4,055,892, illustrated and described hig tool called a food dicer. mood such as jelio placed fn a box was diced, i.e. cut, when the lid cf the b ox having inside depending cutters was lowered. After the cutters formed the smaller portions of hello, a removable box bottom was pulled out, permitting the jello portions to fall.
below an a serving platter.
1?
A sandpaper and/or emery paper supply and cutting container lg serves as a tool for the professional ox do it yourself woodworker and/or metalworker, who is working on wood and/or metal projects, which reduire creating smooth surfaces. A
shallow box container, having a hinge along one side, capable of gu id ing the open ing of the top or 3. id of th is box through an arc of 1~0 degrees, has a bottom interior to receive and/to store a selected quantity of new sheets of sandpaper or emery paper, 20~g9~~
g y pproximately nine by eleven inches, 1 which are enerall sized a and a top interior, when the cover is opened, to receive and to place a sheet of sandpaper or emery paper over a self contained grid of kerfs or grooves. When a se~.ected paper is so placed, then a woodworker and/or metalworker uses a nail, or nail like member. via the pointed end thereof, to scribe the sandpaper or emery paper directly over a selected kerf or groove, depressing the respective paper partially and/or fully down into the kerf or groove. If parting of the selected paper is not fully accomplished, the paper is easily pulXed apart on either elide of the kerf or groove to complete the separation of the selected paper into smaller portions. The selectable pattern of kerfe or grooves, in parallel sets perpendicular to one another, ig undertaken to provide paper sizes that are designated to be used in respective too~.s, such as a hand held rubber Banding block, or a hand held powered sanding machine. When closed, this sandpaper 7 or ermery paper supply and cutting containez is conveniently i8 a arried or stored, and at all times the sandpaper and/or emary 19 paper sheets are kept from curling, remaining fiat as they axe selected to be cut into smaller pieces and used.
The sandpaper or emery paper supply and cutting container is illustrated in the drawings, whereins Figure 1 ie a perspective view of the closed container, as 1 li viewed from shoves 2 Figure 2 is a perspective view of the opened container, as viewed from above, showing the grid of kerfs or grooves formed in 4 the cover interior, and illustrating the receiving space for the selected paper formed in the bottom interiors Figure 3 is a view similar to the view of figure 2, illustrating how the bottom interfor is storing new sheets of a eelected~sandpaper and/or emery paper, and showing how a sheet of sandpaper or emery paper has been placed over the grid of kerfs 1~ or grooves, and a nail is being used to depress the paper 11 portions down into a groove or keys to partia~.ly cut or fully cut 12 through these paper portionsr 13 Figure 9 is a partial. arose section of a cover portion, 1~ taken along line 4-4 of figure 3, to illustrate a keys or groove over which a portion of sandpaper or emery paper has been laid, lg and indicating in the background the kerf ar groove locator formed along the interior, side of the interior of this cover 18 portions lg Figure S is a partial cross section of a cover portion, 2d taken along line Q-4 of figure 3 to illustrate how the pointed 2! end of a nail, or nail like member has been used to depress paper portions down into the keys or groove to cut through the selected paper along this selected kerf or groove' '~ Figure 6 is a partial cross sectionaX view of the top of the container before being assembled with the bottom of the ~02~a~3 1 Container, in reference to section line of figure 1~
Ffgure 7 is a partial cxoss sectionalview of the bottom 2 of the containe r before being assembled with the top of the 4 container, in reference to section iine of figure lg Figure 8 is a partial cross sectionalview of the assembled top and bottom of the container, in reference to section line 8 of f igure if and g Figuxe 9 is a partial. cross sectionalview of the assembled top and bottom of the container, in reference to t~ection line 9-9 of figure 1.
12 DESCRIPTION OF THG~~ g ' ~g~,~'t ,D EMBODIMENT
la The sandpaper and/or emery paper supply and cutting 14 container 10 illustrated in the drawings, is a sturdy tool 1fi functionally constructed to serve the professional or do-it-1~ youxself woodworker and/or metalworker for a long time. As shown 17 in figure 1, this container has a strong hinge 12 extending 18 throughout the length of one side thereof, which permits the 1~ opening rotation of the top 14 to continue on through 180 degrees, as shown in figure 2.
21 In the interior 16 of the bottom 18, a voXume or space 20 is 22 provided to hold a selected number of essentially new sheets of sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24, as shown in figures 2 and 3.
In the interior 26 of the top 14, a volume or space 28 is provided r to hold a sei.ected sheet sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24, which of ~~z~~~~
1 is placed over a selected pattern 30 of kerfs or grooves 32 2 arranged in horizontal groups or sets 34 and in vertical groups 3 or sets 36, as shown in figures 2 and 3.
el How the portions of sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24 are positioned over a kerf or groove 32 is shown in figure 4. The 6 kerf or groove locator 38 remains uncovered by the sandpaper 22 'T or emery paper 24, to indicate the location of the ad jacent and aligned kerf or groove 32. How a nail 40 is used, by depressing 9 its point 42 down through the sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24, into a kerf or groove 32, and moving it along the kerf or groove 11 32 to continue the full cutting of the sandpaper 22 or emery 12 paper 24 is illustrated in figure 5. Depending on the strength 13 of the sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24 and the sharpness of the 14 nail point 42 and other possible factors, the sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24 may not be completely severed. However, when the 16 sandpaper 22 or emery paper 24 is removed, the respective gortions on either Bide are readily pulled apart along the scored or cutting line 44.
19 The preferred complementing structures of the top 14 and 2o bottom 18 of the tool ZO are illustrated, respectively, in croas-21 sectional. views of figures 6 and 7. On the right Bide of the 22 cross-eectianal view of figure 6, the hinge configuration of 23 the top 14 at this inge section is shown. On the left side of h 24 this cross-sectional view of figure 6, the latch portion 48 of the top 14 is shown. !Chen in figure 7, on the right side of this 2~~~9~3 1 cross-~sectxonal view, the hinge configuration 50 of the bottom 18 fe shown. On the left side of this cross~gectional view of g figure 7, the latch portion 52 of this bottom 18 i~ illustrated.
Figures 8 and 9 are cross-sectional views of the assembled top 14 and bottom 18 taken at reapeCtive cross-sectional locales 6 to show how the top 14 and bottom 18 complementary fit each 7 other. A full length metal hinge pin 54 is used to interfit with 8 the respective top hinge portions 4b and bottom hinge portions 8 50.
As so manufactured, assembled, and used, this sandpaper xl and/or emery paper supp~y and cutting container 10 serves as a 12 valued toot. for the professional or do-it--yourself woodworker, 13 and/or metalworker.
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Claims (13)
1. A sandpaper or emery paper container, comprising:
(a) one portion of the container having an interior volume to receive a selected number of sheets of sandpaper and/or emery paper;
(b) an other portion of the container having an interior volume to receive a selected sheet of sandpaper and/or emery paper, and having an interior planar surface structure having a grid of kerfs or grooves; and (c) these portions of the container, are placed one over the other, to keep the sandpaper and/or emery paper inside and flat.
(a) one portion of the container having an interior volume to receive a selected number of sheets of sandpaper and/or emery paper;
(b) an other portion of the container having an interior volume to receive a selected sheet of sandpaper and/or emery paper, and having an interior planar surface structure having a grid of kerfs or grooves; and (c) these portions of the container, are placed one over the other, to keep the sandpaper and/or emery paper inside and flat.
2. The sandpaper or emery paper container, as claimed in claim 1, having a nail or nail like member used in pressing against a portion of a sheet of sandpaper or emery paper, where the portion is located over a kerf or groove of the interior planar surface of said other portion, to thereby cut or partially cut the portion of the sheet.
3. The sandpaper or emery paper container, as claimed in claim 1, having in said other portion of the container, kerf or groove locators formed along an interior side of the interior of this other portion, to indicate the locations of the kerfs or grooves when a sheet of sandpaper or emery paper is placed over the grid of kerfs or grooves.
4. The sandpaper or emery paper container, as claimed in claim 1, wherein the grid has one set of parallel kerfs or grooves which are perpendicular to other set of parallel kerfs or grooves.
5. The sandpaper or emery paper container, as claimed in claim 1, having a hinge used in opening and closing the container through an arc of 180 degrees.
6. The sandpaper or emery paper container, as claimed in claim 5, wherein the hinge has a through-pin, hinge portions respectively on both the one portion and other portion of the container, all hinge portions having receiving spaces to receive portions of the through-pin.
7. A sandpaper or emery paper container, comprising:
(a) one portion of the container having an interior volume to receive a selected number of sheets of sandpaper and/or emery paper; and (b) an other portion of the container having an interior volume to receive a selected sheet of sandpaper and/or emery paper, and having an interior planar surface structure having a grid of kerfs or grooves;
whereby the portions of the container, when placed one over the other, keep the sandpaper and/or emery paper inside and flat.
(a) one portion of the container having an interior volume to receive a selected number of sheets of sandpaper and/or emery paper; and (b) an other portion of the container having an interior volume to receive a selected sheet of sandpaper and/or emery paper, and having an interior planar surface structure having a grid of kerfs or grooves;
whereby the portions of the container, when placed one over the other, keep the sandpaper and/or emery paper inside and flat.
8. The sandpaper or emery paper container, as claimed in claim 7, wherein the grid has one set of parallel kerfs or grooves which are perpendicular to other set of parallel kerfs or grooves.
9. The sandpaper or emery paper container, as claimed in claim 8, having a hinge used in opening and closing the container through an arc of 180 degrees.
10. The sandpaper or emery paper container, as claimed in claim 9, having a nail or nail like member used in pressing against a portion of a sheet of sandpaper or emery paper, where the portion is located over a kerf or groove of the interior planar surface of said other portion, to thereby cut or partially cut the portion of the sheet.
11. The sandpaper or emery paper container, as claimed in claim 9, wherein the hinge has a through-pin, hinge portions respectively on both the one portion and other portion of the container, all hinge portions having receiving spaces to receive portions of the through-pin.
12. The sandpaper or emery paper container, as claimed in claims 7 or 8, having in the other portion of the container, kerf or groove locators formed along an interior side of the interior of this other portion, to indicate the locations of the kerfs or grooves when a sheet of sandpaper or emery paper is placed over the grid of kerfs or grooves.
13. The sandpaper or emery paper container, as claimed in claims 7 and 8, having a nail or nail like member used in pressing against a portion of a sheet of sandpaper or emery paper, where the portion is located over a kerf or groove of the interior planar surface of the other portion, to thereby cut or partially cut the portion of the sheet.
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