Tools – Hammer – Having shock absorbing means
Reexamination Certificate
2005-02-01
2005-02-01
Thomas, David B. (Department: 3723)
Tools
Hammer
Having shock absorbing means
C081S020000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06848341
ABSTRACT:
A hammer useful for working rock, stone, and other hardened substrates is provided. The hammer head defines an acoustic chamber which resonates tones when the hammer is used to strike an object. Variations in the tones alert the user to changes in the rock substrate. Optionally, a pin extends from a striking surface of the hammer and extends part way into the acoustic chamber.
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Pace Randy Eugene
Runion Joshua Michael
Artistic View, Inc.
J.Bennett Mullinax, LLC
Thomas David B.
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