Tool handle holder
First Claim
1. A tool-handle holder comprising:
- an attachment body extended intermediate an arm end proximate a forearm of a user and a hand end proximate a hand of the user;
an arm loop extended perpendicularly from the arm end of the attachment body;
the arm loop being sized and shaped to fit circumferentially onto the user'"'"'s forearm;
a handle that is approximately bisectional of the arm loop and lying in a plane parallel to a plane of the attachment body on the hand end of the attachment body;
a clamp positioned on the attachment body and having clamping means on an opposite side of the attachment body from the arm loop and the handle.; and
wherein the attachment body is comprised of two juxtaposed sections of a tube with the arm loop extended arcuately from an arm-bend end of the two juxtaposed sections and the handle is extended arcuately from a hand end of one of the two juxtaposed sections of the tube.
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Abstract
A tool-handle holder has an arm loop (2) that fits on a person'"'"'s forearm at an arm end of an attachment section (1) and a handle (3) at a hand end of the attachment section (1). The attachment section (1) between the arm loop (2) and the handle (3) is constructed for linear and lateral support of a clamp (4) in combination with a handle (3). The handle (3) is extended from the hand end of the attachment section (1) to a position in a plane that is parallel to the attachment section and bisects the arm loop (2). Basic construction can be achieved from one piece of PVC pipe having a desired diameter and heat-bent to form the handle (3) at the hand end and the arm loop (2) at the arm end of two juxtaposed sections of the PVC pipe which form the attachment section. Various forms of clamps can be attached to contain a handle of a tool or instrument separately from or buttressed against the attachment section. Reinforcement can be placed in the PVC pipe. The attachment section also can be an attachment beam extended between the arm loop (2) and the handle (3). Nonslip means and various forms of clamps can be used with either construction.
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12 Claims
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1. A tool-handle holder comprising:
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an attachment body extended intermediate an arm end proximate a forearm of a user and a hand end proximate a hand of the user; an arm loop extended perpendicularly from the arm end of the attachment body; the arm loop being sized and shaped to fit circumferentially onto the user'"'"'s forearm; a handle that is approximately bisectional of the arm loop and lying in a plane parallel to a plane of the attachment body on the hand end of the attachment body; a clamp positioned on the attachment body and having clamping means on an opposite side of the attachment body from the arm loop and the handle.; and wherein the attachment body is comprised of two juxtaposed sections of a tube with the arm loop extended arcuately from an arm-bend end of the two juxtaposed sections and the handle is extended arcuately from a hand end of one of the two juxtaposed sections of the tube. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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