Ervin Besler

40583031, Nov 15, 1977

Apr 21, 1977

5/789527

Ervin Besler - Medford OR

B25B 1102

269315

This invention relates to a combination of three light compact metallic members adapted for temporary attachment to a sawbuck supported auxiliary length of timber, illustratively a two-by-four, for guiding a carpenter, who is equipped with a hand circular saw, in cutting lumber pieces of uniform cross-section into pieces of precisely controlled length. The three metallic pieces comprise a T-square, which serves as a saw guide, an end stop, and a carrier for supporting work-pieces from the sawbuck supported timber after the work-piece has been reduced to a length which, when in cutting position, is inadequate to derive simultaneous support from both sawbucks. The three metallic pieces are adapted to be united into a compact unit for transportation and/or storage, by a single bolt.

20220248598, Aug 11, 2022

Feb 11, 2021

17/174110

Ervin Besler - Grants Pass OR, US

A01D 7/10
A01D 11/06

This invention is made to attach to two individual rake handles and, thereby, to create a pickup tool to pickup leaves or any yard debris and to facilitate the dispose of it. The invention is designed to attach two rake handles and to remain on the handles. The invention is also designed to separate at the center by rotating the rake handles all the way to release. While rotating toward the end, it will automatically separate into two individual rakes. Each rake can be used separately to collect yard debris into a pile. Only the straight bottom rakes are used on the invention. The invention can be attached to wood, metal, aluminum and fiberglass rake handles. The rakes can be mix-matched, similar, large or small, new or old. Any rake with steel, aluminum, plastic or fiberglass tines can be used. This invention is made to attach to two individual rake handles and, thereby, to create a pickup tool to pickup leaves or any yard debris and to facilitate the dispose of it. The invention is designed to attach two rake handles and to remain on the handles. The invention is also designed to separate at the center by rotating the rake handles all the way to release. While rotating toward the end, it will automatically separate into two individual rakes. Each rake can be used separately to collect yard debris into a pile. Only the straight bottom rakes are used on the Connect-N-Grab. The invention can be attached to wood, metal, aluminum and fiberglass rake handles. The rakes can be mix-matched, similar, large or small, new or old. Any rake with steel, aluminum, plastic or fiberglass tines can be used.