An automated multi-purpose quilling device includes a housing and a driver element. The housing accommodates an electrical unit. The housing defines a through-hole and is configured to receive at least one tool attachment to perform one or more functions of quilling. The driver element is attached to the electrical unit of the housing. A first end of the driver element is placed onto the electrical unit within the housing and a second end of the driver element protrudes externally from the through-hole. The second end of the driver element is configured to receive the at least one tool attachment. The driver element is further configured to rotate when actuated by the electrical unit and in turn operate the at least one tool attachment.

The utility model discloses an auxiliary tool for stamping stamps. The utility model is characterized by comprising a straight cube with evenly spaced positioning grooves on the front side. The grooves can assist the stamping stamp work to keep the printed texts neat and evenly spaced. The purpose of the utility model is to overcome the deficiencies in the prior art, and provide a simple structure, convenient work for stamping stamps, and making the stamped characters neat and beautiful.

A method for identity (ID) verification, including: acquiring one or more ID indications of at least one item using a hand held verifying device; automatically verifying by the verifying device a desired relation between the one or more acquired ID indications and stored verification data associated with the verifying device; physically marking the item using the verifying device with a verifying marking if the desired relation is automatically verified.

The electronic seal device is a document stamp which includes a fingerprint reader (for authenticating the user) and a camera for recording the document being sealed/stamped. The device includes memory and communication ports. An electronic tablet may be used in the computer programming process wherein the seal device may be connected to the computer to determine the functions of the document stamp and the number of times that the stamp has been used to seal documents.

A method for identity (ID) verification, including:

acquiring one or more ID indications of at least one item using a hand held verifying device;
automatically verifying by the verifying device a desired relation between the one or more acquired ID indications and stored verification data associated with the verifying device;
physically marking the item using the verifying device with a verifying marking if the desired relation is automatically verified.

A method for identity (ID) verification, including:

acquiring one or more ID indications of at least one item using a handheld verifying device;
automatically verifying by the verifying device a desired relation between the one or more acquired ID indications and stored verification data associated with the verifying device;
physically marking the item using the verifying device with a verifying marking if the desired relation is automatically verified.

An auxiliary tool includes a first stamping plate, a guiding frame, and a magnetic element. The first stamping plate is detachably attached on a first side wall of a container, and has a plurality of positioning grooves indently and spacedly formed on a first outer surface of the first stamping plate. The guiding frame has an engagement rim detachably engaging with one of the positioning grooves, and a supporting platform shaped and sized to correspond to the stamp. The magnetic element is mounted on the guiding frame to provide a magnetic attractive force for magnetically attracting the stamp so that a user is able to impart an impact on the stamp for forming a printed text on a workpiece.

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.

A print board with a grid for receiving one or more rubber or silicone stamps of various shapes, sizes, and patterns. A base board is provided to receive the print board, and the base board allows the print board to be turned upside down and pressed to a piece of paper or other surface once all inserted stamps have been secured. Each stamp has an upper portion which includes a shape, a letter, or some other pattern which can be stamped to a surface. Each stamp also has a lower portion which wedges into a selected opening within the grid of the print board.

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