Patent classifications
B43K23/06
Writing instrument and a toy building set comprising such a writing instrument
A writing instrument, comprising a tubular body having a longitudinal axis with a first and a second end, and with an opening arranged in the first end; a first building block having a body part with a substantially plane surface and one or more coupling knobs extending from the substantially plane surface, and where the first building block is fixed onto the outside of the tubular body so that the coupling knobs extend away from said longitudinal axis.
Writing instrument and a toy building set comprising such a writing instrument
A writing instrument, comprising a tubular body having a longitudinal axis with a first and a second end, and with an opening arranged in the first end; a first building block having a body part with a substantially plane surface and one or more coupling knobs extending from the substantially plane surface, and where the first building block is fixed onto the outside of the tubular body so that the coupling knobs extend away from said longitudinal axis.
Stackable Chalk Dispensing Device
The technology described herein relates to a stackable chalk dispensing device that allows a user to stack multiple chalk dispensing devices to form a vertical or horizontal stack of chalk dispensing devices. The vertical stack of stackable chalk dispensing devices increases the reach of the chalk dispensing device, for example, allowing a user to use the chalk within the chalk dispensing device closest to a receiving surface that the user wishes to mark with the chalk dispensing device. The horizontal stack allows a user to mark with several chalks at once. Thus, the stackable chalk dispensing devices allow for the vertical or horizontal stacking of chalks, which allows users to have flexibility in how the users want to interact with multiple chalks at once, whether it is to reach the floor from a standing position, or making multiple markings with several chalks simultaneously.
Caddy valet with spaced adhesive
A holder for holding at least two utensils to an external surface. The holder includes a base having front and back faces, and a top, bottom and two side edges; a connector coupled to the back face of the base and adapted to be connected to the external surface; and a ledge having top and bottom faces and top, bottom and two side edges. The ledge back face is adhered to the front face of the base. The ledge is pivotal with respect to the base so that the top and bottom faces are substantially perpendicular to the base. The top, bottom or both ledge faces are adapted to connect to a utensil. A method of using the holder to hold a writing instrument and pad of note papers is also disclosed.
Caddy valet with spaced adhesive
A holder for holding at least two utensils to an external surface. The holder includes a base having front and back faces, and a top, bottom and two side edges; a connector coupled to the back face of the base and adapted to be connected to the external surface; and a ledge having top and bottom faces and top, bottom and two side edges. The ledge back face is adhered to the front face of the base. The ledge is pivotal with respect to the base so that the top and bottom faces are substantially perpendicular to the base. The top, bottom or both ledge faces are adapted to connect to a utensil. A method of using the holder to hold a writing instrument and pad of note papers is also disclosed.
Method and apparatus for combining two writing instruments together to create lines of arbitrary equidistant width
The invention holds two writing or drawing instruments such as pencils between two plates for the purpose of drawing two adjustable equidistant lines an arbitrary distance apart for use in calligraphy or drawing. It allows the pencils to rotate around a common point and in a common plane so that it may be adjusted that the two tips can touch and thus create smaller parallel lines for creating smaller calligraphic characters than previously possible.
Method and apparatus for combining two writing instruments together to create lines of arbitrary equidistant width
The invention holds two writing or drawing instruments such as pencils between two plates for the purpose of drawing two adjustable equidistant lines an arbitrary distance apart for use in calligraphy or drawing. It allows the pencils to rotate around a common point and in a common plane so that it may be adjusted that the two tips can touch and thus create smaller parallel lines for creating smaller calligraphic characters than previously possible.
Writing Utensil System
A writing utensil system for facilitating a pair of writing utensils to be simultaneously used includes a pair of writing utensils. Each of the writing utensils may be manipulated thereby facilitating each of the writing utensils to write. A swivel unit is provided and each of the writing utensils is removably coupled thereto. The swivel unit facilitates each of the writing utensils to be simultaneously available for writing.
Writing Utensil System
A writing utensil system for facilitating a pair of writing utensils to be simultaneously used includes a pair of writing utensils. Each of the writing utensils may be manipulated thereby facilitating each of the writing utensils to write. A swivel unit is provided and each of the writing utensils is removably coupled thereto. The swivel unit facilitates each of the writing utensils to be simultaneously available for writing.
Multipurpose modular bit assembly
A multi-purpose tool assembly may comprise one or more body members. A body member may comprise a magnet, a main body and a bit. The main body may comprise various sides, one or more of which may include one or more apertures on its surface and one or more bits protruding therefrom. The bit may include a bit body and a bit head. The body members may include differently configured bits. Bits may be inserted into the apertures to connect the body members. The bit assembly may comprise one or more attachment members. An attachment member may attach two or more bits together.