TWD145055S1 - Multifunctional Hand Tools (II) - Google Patents

Abstract

[Item Usage];This creation is about a hand-held tool design, where a head and a handle are connected at both ends of a crank. The handle is of long elliptical design, one end of which is fixed to the crank and can be held by the user to perform operations such as hammering, prying or twisting at the workplace.; [Creation Features];As shown in the figure, the head and the end of the crank with the largest width are formed into one body. The head is divided into a cylindrical section and a square column section by an annular groove. A prying part is formed from the middle part of the square column section to the end. The prying part is bifurcated and curved like a sheep's horn. ;The crank is flat and curved, and its width gradually decreases from the end adjacent to the head to the end close to the handle; a square column protrudes from the back of the crank, and a knob is pivoted on the front of the crank, which is deflected by force and determines the direction of the square column. This square column is limited by a water drop line, and a semicircle bulges on the cylindrical surface. ;This tool is similar to a hammer. The overall shape changes according to the head, crank and square column. It has a functional shape such as knocking, prying or twisting, and is more artistic and elegant, which can arouse a strong visual beauty.