Lucky Edge Ten Scraper

Abstract

A scratch-off tool with multiple varying length edges for uncovering the symbols on lottery scratcher cards. The edges are used to uncover the game card symbols. The body is designed with an aperture to allow the tool to be worn as or attached to an existing keychain.

Claims

1. A scratch-off tool made from an acrylic plastic.

2. Consisting of ten variable length usable edges for uncovering lottery scratcher ticket symbols.

3. Having five edges per side no two edges being the same length on each side.

4. Consisting of an aperture which allows it to be used as a keychain or attached to an existing keychain.

5. The body of the tool is rectangular in shape with one forty five degree corner.

6. If the edges loose their sharpness they can easily be reconditioned using an abrasive material to return it to its original condition. For example a small filler a piece of sandpaper.

Description

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0008] FIG. 1 Provides an image of the tool.

[0009] FIG. 2 Provides an image of all measurable dimensions of the tool.

[0010] All measurements are in millimeters.

[0011] A=3 mm

[0012] B=64 mm

[0013] C=18 mm

[0014] D=8 mm (aperture, eight mm hole)

[0015] E=5 mm (represents distance)

[0016] F=4 mm (beginning and endpoint of forty five degree cut)

[0017] G=13 mm (height from bottom edge to beginning of forty five degree cut)

[0018] H=60 mm (length from side edge to beginning of forty five degree cut)

[0019] I=5 mm (corner is cut at a forty five degree angle)