Multi-Tool
Abstract
The present invention relates to a multi-tool having a frame with a first leg opposite a second leg. The frame also includes a first handle at a proximal end of the frame, a support at a distal end of the frame, and a second handle positioned between the proximal and distal ends of the frame. The first handle, second handle, and the support are positioned between the first and second legs. A squeegee member is positioned on the first leg, a first brush is positioned on the second leg, and a second brush is positioned on the support. A scraper extends from the support at the distal end of the frame proximate the second brush.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A tool comprising;
a frame; a squeegee member; a first brush; a second brush; and a scraper.
2 . The tool of claim 1 wherein the frame includes:
a first leg opposite a second leg;
a first handle at a proximal end of the frame, a support at a distal end of the frame, and a second handle positioned between the proximal and distal ends of the frame;
a first through-hole between said first and second handles, and a second through-hole between the second handle and the support;
wherein said first handle, second handle, and the support are positioned between the first and second legs.
3 . The tool of claim 2 wherein the squeegee member is positioned on the first leg.
4 . The tool of claim 2 wherein the first brush is positioned on the second leg.
5 . The tool of claim 2 wherein the second brush is positioned on the support.
6 . The tool of claim 5 wherein the scraper extends from the support at the distal end of the frame proximate the second brush.
7 . The tool of claim 1 wherein the squeegee member includes a blade composed of TPR.
8 . The tool of claim 1 wherein the first brush includes a plurality of tufts extending from the second leg.
9 . The tool of claim 8 wherein each tuft is comprised of a plurality of PBT threads having a weight of approximately 40 G.
10 . The tool of claim 8 wherein the first brush includes a single row of thirty seven tufts.
11 . The tool of claim 1 wherein the second brush includes a plurality of tufts extending from the support.
12 . The tool of claim 11 wherein each tuft is comprised of a plurality of PBT threads having a weight of approximately 20 G.
13 . The tool of claim 11 wherein the second brush includes a single row of ten tufts.
14 . The tool of claim 2 wherein the first handle is longer than the second handle, and the second handle is longer than the support, such that the first and second legs angle inwardly toward one another as the first and second legs extend from the first handle to the support.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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