WOODEN HANDLES FOR HAND

Brand	Owner	Address	Description
FIRE-HARDENED	TRUE TEMPER HARDWARE COMPANY	465 Railroad Avenue Camp Hill PA 17011	[ WOODEN HANDLES FOR HAND TOOLS, INCLUDING AXES, ADZES, BROADAXES, HATCHETS, NAIL HAMMERS, HAMMERS, ] HANDLES FOR HAND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SCYTHES, GRUB HOES, EYE HOES, MATTOCKS, PICK MATTOCKS, PICKS, DITCH BANK BLADES, CULTIVATORS, SEEDERS, FORKS, HOOKS, BUSH HOOKS, CANT HOOKS, POTATO HOOKS, GRASS HOOKS, MANURE HOOKS, NURSERY MEN'S HOOKS, CORN HOOKS, REFUSE HOOKS, STONE HOOKS, CLAM HOOKS, DRAGS, RAKES, HOES, WEEDERS, EDGERS, TURF EDGERS, SOD LIFTERS, CHISELS, ICE CHISELS, NON-ELECTRIC CATTLE PRODS, SHEPHERD CROOKS, HAY KNIVES, AND IMPLEMENT REPAIR HANDLES FOR TOOLS;
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Technical Examples

The present invention is a hand tool comprising a pair of handles that rotate about a pivot point. The proximal end of the handles may be covered in an electrically insulating material in order to aid in insulating the hands of the user from electrical shock and cushion the grip of the tool. A jaw member of thin cross-section may be affixed to the distal end of the handles or formed in the distal end of the handles. The unique shape of the portion of each jaw member grips the locknut. Each jaw member is designed in such a manner that, when the hand tool's handles are closed, each jaw member independently engages one or more of the locknut protrusions. A method of tightening and loosening locknuts using a hand tool with the distal end of the handles forming a shaped jaw member for gripping the locknut.