A text concealing tool assembly for defacing text from a paper includes a handle and a cover that is attached to the handle. A defacing unit is rotatably mounted in the cover. The defacing unit is rolled over a paper to mark and pierce the paper such that writing on the paper is illegible.

To provide a pipe drilling tool for forming, in a pipe, a hole for injecting a non-oxidizing gas such as nitrogen, when joining pipes such as refrigerant pipes by brazing, wherein the pipe drilling tool has a compact configuration allowing work thereof to be performed by the drilling tool being gripped by the hand of a user, does not readily generate burrs, and prevents cutting residue and burr residue from remaining in the pipe.

The invention relates to a cut-out tool configured to cut an opening into a housing wall, comprising a cut-out device arranged on an end-face section of the cut-out tool, and a thread for screwing the cut-out tool into a threaded connecting piece in or on a housing wall in order to introduce an opening into a housing wall.

The invention relates to a cut-out tool configured to cut an opening into a housing wall, comprising a cut-out device arranged on an end-face section of the cut-out tool, and a thread for screwing the cut-out tool into a threaded connecting piece in or on a housing wall in order to introduce an opening into a housing wall.

A text concealing tool assembly for defacing text from a paper includes a handle and a cover that is attached to the handle. A defacing unit is rotatably mounted in the cover. The defacing unit is rolled over a paper to mark and pierce the paper such that writing on the paper is illegible

According to the present invention, an apparatus is provided that allows cutting an opening in a material, such as a wall or surface, while accurately controlling the depth of penetration so as not to damage or destroy any existing materials behind the wall or surface, and also without needing equal access behind the wall or surface. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the apparatus includes a support block assembly having a thickness and at least one primary surface, the at least one primary surface defining a perimeter of the support block assembly; and one or more cutting blades coupled to the support block assembly in at least one location and extending away from the at least one primary surface, the one or more cutting blades being arranged in a closed plane orientation and each being coupled to the support block assembly such that the one or more cutting blades extend away from the at least one primary surface at an inset distance relative to the perimeter of the support block assembly. In another preferred embodiment, the apparatus includes one or more levels. And in another preferred embodiment, the apparatus includes a handle.

According to the present invention, an apparatus is provided that allows cutting an opening in a material, such as a wall or surface, while accurately controlling the depth of penetration so as not to damage or destroy any existing materials behind the wall or surface, and also without needing equal access behind the wall or surface. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the apparatus includes a support block assembly having a thickness and at least one primary surface, the at least one primary surface defining a perimeter of the support block assembly; and one or more cutting blades coupled to the support block assembly in at least one location and extending away from the at least one primary surface, the one or more cutting blades being arranged in a closed plane orientation and each being coupled to the support block assembly such that the one or more cutting blades extend away from the at least one primary surface at an inset distance relative to the perimeter of the support block assembly. In another preferred embodiment, the apparatus includes one or more levels. And in another preferred embodiment, the apparatus includes a handle.

Approaches presented herein are directed at a mobile device case including an emergency tool (e.g., a window-breaker, a seatbelt cutter). The mobile device case comprises a first compartment formed by an interior face of a mobile device enclosure for holding a mobile device (e.g., a smart phone, a tablet). The emergency tool is housed within a second compartment that is attached to an exterior face of the mobile device enclosure.

Approaches presented herein are directed at a mobile device case including an emergency tool (e.g., a window-breaker, a seatbelt cutter). The mobile device case comprises a first compartment formed by an interior face of a mobile device enclosure for holding a mobile device (e.g., a smart phone, a tablet). The emergency tool is housed within a second compartment that is attached to an exterior face of the mobile device enclosure.

A self-contained, consumer-ready product from a coconut that has a seed-case, a layer of coconut meat inside of the seed-case, and an internal cavity containing sterile coconut water, in a condition that is ready for a consumer to access and remove the sterile water within the coconut, and a method for providing such a product. One method comprises forming an aperture that extends through the seed-case of the coconut but does not extend through the layer of coconut meat; forming a coconut pre-product in a first location, by affixing to the apertured coconut a closure member that is adapted to close the aperture and to be easily removed by a consumer in a second location different from the first location; and providing a self-contained, consumer-ready coconut product, by associating, with the coconut pre-product, a pre-selected plunger member that includes an elongated lance member that the consumer slides within the aperture after removal of the closure member in the second location and penetrates through the layer of coconut meat and into the internal cavity containing the sterile water.