A tool capable of creating and measuring circles and circular profiles of any size without the need for a pivoting center arm. Circle size can be selectively adjusted and held, and both the inside and outside of tool creates and measures circles of a near infinite number of size. The tool contains marking rules such as radius, diameter, arc length, circumference, sector area, area of a circle for any size circle, etc., obviating the need for calculating the same, and any or a combination of unit measure systems can be employed.

A tool capable of creating and measuring circles and circular profiles of any size without the need for a pivoting center arm. Circle size can be selectively adjusted and held, and both the inside and outside of tool creates and measures circles of a near infinite number of size. The tool contains marking rules such as radius, diameter, arc length, circumference, sector area, area of a circle for any size circle, etc., obviating the need for calculating the same, and any or a combination of unit measure systems can be employed.

A compass, comprising: a housing; a control dial; a drive gear, wherein the drive gear is attached to the control dial; an adjustment gear, wherein the adjustment gear is in in communication with the driver gear; a first gear portion in communication with the driver gear; a second gear portion in communication with the adjustment gear; and a plurality of wheels, wherein the wheels are secured to the first and second gear portions.

A framing square including an integrated protractor feature is provided. The framing square includes a blade section, and a tongue section joined at a corner section. The corner section further includes a pivot opening, to rotatably couple the framing square to a workpiece. The blade section includes an array of marking openings. The marking openings are spaced from each other in the array, and the array is positioned a first distance from the pivot opening along a longitudinal axis of the blade. The marking openings can be sized to receive a particular marking instrument (e.g., a pencil or knife) for use with a particular framing square.

In a cutting device for cutting a round, a transparent substrate is arranged on an object to be cut. A sleeving tube is arranged on the transparent substrate. An end of a transverse rod penetrates through the sleeving rod and extends to over the object. The position of the transverse rod in the sleeving rod is adjusted by a locking member. The other end of the transverse rod is fixed to a cutting assembly. The cutting assembly selectively touches the object. A rotating assembly is combined with the transparent substrate and penetrates through the transparent substrate. When the rotating assembly is pressed to touch the object and the rotating assembly rotates on the object to rotate the transparent substrate, the transverse rod moves the cutting assembly to perform a round-cutting operation on the object or paint a round line on the object.

The invention relates to a sticker, and/or to an insert for a book.

The sticker of the present invention is suitable for inserting into a loop-bound book, and comprises:

(i) a detachable coupling means (preferably elongate such as a finger portion), which can be (i.e. which is capable of being) detachably coupled to the binding of a loop-bound book; and
(ii) a sticky body for attachment to a material, in particular for attachment to a sheet material and/or to a generally planar material, such as a piece (e.g. sheet) of paper or a plastic sheet;
and wherein the sticker is capable of functioning as an attachment for attaching the material to the loop binding of the book.

The invention relates to a sticker, and/or to an insert for a book.

The sticker of the present invention is suitable for inserting into a loop-bound book, and comprises: (i) a detachable coupling means (preferably elongate such as a finger portion), which can be (i.e. which is capable of being) detachably coupled to the binding of a loop-bound book; and (ii) a sticky body for attachment to a material, in particular for attachment to a sheet material and/or to a generally planar material, such as a piece (e.g. sheet) of paper or a plastic sheet;
and wherein the sticker is capable of functioning as an attachment for attaching the material to the loop binding of the book.

A compass, comprising: a housing; a control dial; a drive gear, wherein the drive gear is attached to the control dial; an adjustment gear, wherein the adjustment gear is in in communication with the driver gear; a first gear portion in communication with the driver gear; a second gear portion in communication with the adjustment gear; and a plurality of wheels, wherein the wheels are secured to the first and second gear portions.

An educational ruler is a protractor, where the protractor can draw and measure angles. The educational ruler includes a planar disk having a semicircular circumference and labeled in scales along the semicircular circumference; a straight line edge connecting two edges of the semicircular circumference; a through hole on the planar disk; a first edge and a second edge extending from the through hole to the straight line edge; a third edge and a fourth edge extending from the semicircular circumference to the straight line edge. The first edge of the through hole of the educational ruler and the second edge of the through hole of the educational ruler intersect at 90 degrees scale of the planar disk to form the first right angle, and the included angle of the first edge of the through hole of the educational ruler and the straight line edge of the educational ruler is 45 degrees.

An electric pencil sharpener with delay function includes a motor, a drive assembly, a gear assembly and a cutter assembly. The drive assembly includes a connecting rod, a drive shaft and a start trigger, a stop trigger, and a thrust plate. The connecting rod is moved backward to drive the start trigger to trigger the motor, and synchronously rotated with the cutter assembly; the stop trigger is provided with a teeth structure and a friction structure respectively. The thrust plate is rotated or moved to push against the drive shaft, so that the connecting rod continues to move backwards until the bulge portion engages with the teeth structure, and the ring portion matches with the friction structure, thereby actuating the stop trigger to move to trigger an action of the stop switch of the motor.