David M Swenson

US Patent:

6588865, Jul 8, 2003

Filed:

Mar 15, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/808866

Inventors:

Charles B. Carter - Grand Rapids MI
David Kersjes - Grand Rapids MI
Gardner Klaasen, II - Ada MI
David Swenson - Spring Lake MI

Assignee:

Harbor Steel Supply Corporation - Muskegon MI

International Classification:

A47B 8100

US Classification:

312285, 312283

Abstract:

A file cabinet providing access to files from substantially all sides, and having one or more rotatable tiers, each tier containing a plurality of file containers. Each tier includes a central carrousel support having a plurality of radially extending arms. Mounted to the outer terminus of each arm is a file support assembly, each configured to rotate about a vertical axis between a retracted position and an extended position. Each file support assembly is adapted to suspend a file container thereon to provide detachable storage. The detachable file containers each include a box having an upper frame which suspends the container from the file support assemblies. A top may provided to close each container in a secure manner to protect the containers contents.

US Patent:

58697764, Feb 9, 1999

Filed:

Feb 26, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/806967

Inventors:

Son Con Vuong - Kentwood MI
Karl Allen Beck - Fruitport MI
Kimberly Scott - Grand Rapids MI
David Swenson - Spring Lake MI

Assignee:

Kuhlman Corporation - Spring Lake MI

International Classification:

G01D 702
H02P 800

US Classification:

738663

Abstract:

A method and an apparatus are provided for displaying a value of a measured parameter for an engine-driven vehicle, such as the speed of an engine. The apparatus includes a microcontroller which receives a data signal from a data concentrator. The data signal contains information relating to the value of a parameter which has been measured by a sensor or other measuring device. Based on the value of the data signal the microcontroller generates one or more motor control signals. The motor control signals are used to drive a stepper-motor. The motor rotates an output shaft which has a pointer mounted near one end of the shaft. The angular position of the output shaft upon rotation corresponds to the value of the parameter and the pointer helps to provide a human-readable format for the parameter value.