Multi-pupose Carrier
First Claim
1. A multi-purpose carrier comprisinga. a single continuous sheet of material with a left and right side folded along a central vertical axis of the sheet to create opposing top open ends and opposing bottom open ends and wherein the left and right sides are further folded towards the central vertical axis to create opposing side walls with a channel at an outer edge of the each of the side walls;
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wherein a positive compression grip of an item inserted in the carrier is created by inserting the torsion spring through the channels at the outer edges of the opposing side walls at the top or bottom open end of the carrier to force the opposing side walls towards each other.
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Abstract
A multi-purpose carrier constructed from a single continuous sheet of material that is folded along a central vertical axis to create opposing top open ends and opposing bottom open ends wherein the left and right sides are further folded towards the central vertical axis to create opposing side walls with a channel at the outer edge of each of the side walls. A torsion spring is funneled through the channels to compress the opposing sides of the device together to create a positive compression grip on the contents carried in the carrier.
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7 Claims
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1. A multi-purpose carrier comprising
a. a single continuous sheet of material with a left and right side folded along a central vertical axis of the sheet to create opposing top open ends and opposing bottom open ends and wherein the left and right sides are further folded towards the central vertical axis to create opposing side walls with a channel at an outer edge of the each of the side walls; - and
b. a first torsion spring; wherein a positive compression grip of an item inserted in the carrier is created by inserting the torsion spring through the channels at the outer edges of the opposing side walls at the top or bottom open end of the carrier to force the opposing side walls towards each other. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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