Rotary buffing device using extending material

Details Rotary buffing device using extending material Rotary buffing device using extending material

2007-11-20

2007-11-20

Chin, Randall (Department: 1744)

Brushing, scrubbing, and general cleaning

Implements

Fabric

C015S230190

Reexamination Certificate

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10641051

ABSTRACT:
A polishing, buffing, compounding, and cleaning device incorporating rotary motion. The outer body of the invention includes two components. At least one of the components has a base and a plurality of projection members extending in a uniform direction away from the base. Projection members are spatially separated from one another, creating space in between each pair of adjacent projection members. At least one of the components is able to receive the projection members, thereby coupling the two components and forming the outer body. A plurality of extending material, such as disposable cloth or shop towels, is inserted in the empty space in between the projection members, such that both ends of each extending material extends radially from the central body. In one variation, the outer body is connected to rotary machinery, such as a drill, via a rotation rod extending from the outer body, to the rotary machinery, so as to provide rotary motion.

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