Paul W Hebert

US Patent:

D3847845, Oct 7, 1997

Filed:

Apr 29, 1996

Appl. No.:

D/053755

Inventors:

Paul W. Hebert - San Diego CA

International Classification:

1202

US Classification:

D34 23

US Patent:

58029338, Sep 8, 1998

Filed:

Oct 28, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/739025

Inventors:

Paul W. Hebert - San Diego CA
Ted Floyd - Spring Valley CA

International Classification:

B25D 100

US Classification:

81 20

Abstract:

A hammer having a handle connected to the bottom end of the hammer head assembly. The hammer head assembly has a claw portion, a central portion, a head portion and a relieved connecting portion between the head portion and the central portion. The head portion has a flat top wall surface. The front surface of the head portion has a plurality of recesses formed therein with no protrusions extending outwardly from the front surface. The recesses cover at least 30 percent of the surface. The recesses may be aligned in rows and columns and they provide a better gripping surface when they strike the head of a nail.

US Patent:

D3737144, Sep 17, 1996

Filed:

Mar 17, 1995

Appl. No.:

D/036310

Inventors:

Paul W. Hebert - San Diego CA

US Classification:

D 8 52

US Patent:

56281153, May 13, 1997

Filed:

Dec 29, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/580895

Inventors:

Paul W. Hebert - San Diego CA

International Classification:

B26B 1325
B26B 1306

US Classification:

30262

Abstract:

A cutting tool designed for hand cutting/harvesting of grapes and trimming shrubs and flowers. It has two elongated members pivotally secured together at a locus axis passing perpendicularly through their respective head portions. The surfaces of the respective head portions that mate against each other have annular grooves that removably receive a coiled spring between them. The coiled spring functions to keep the cutting edges of the tool separated when there isn't any hand pressure squeezing the respective hand portions toward each other to perform a cutting operation. A brass washer under the head of the bolt holding the respective head portions together assures smooth pivotal movement of the head portions when the respective hand portions are squeezed toward each other.

US Patent:

D3684172, Apr 2, 1996

Filed:

Mar 17, 1995

Appl. No.:

D/036311

Inventors:

Paul W. Hebert - San Diego CA

US Classification:

D 8 52

US Patent:

54903068, Feb 13, 1996

Filed:

Apr 26, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/233253

Inventors:

Ted Floyd - Spring Valley CA
Paul W. Hebert - San Diego CA

International Classification:

E05D 1100

US Classification:

16250

Abstract:

A security cover plate assembly for a barrel hinge and the assembly has an inner cover plate and an outer cover plate. The inner cover plate has a flat wall portion and a curved wall portion. The outer cover plate has a flat wall portion and a curved wall portion and a top wall and a bottom wall extend from the respective top and bottom edges of its curved wall portion to cover its respective top and bottom ends. These top and bottom walls prevent access to the hinge pin of a conventional barrel hinge for a door, a window, a boat hatch, or any other installation when the security cover plate assembly plate has been installed in combination therewith. At least one pin extends transversely from the flat wall portion of one of the flat wall portions and the other of the flat wall portions has a pin receiving aperture. The transversely extending pins prevent removal of a door from its hinge assembly even if the hinge pin has been removed.

US Patent:

54904374, Feb 13, 1996

Filed:

Aug 25, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/295934

Inventors:

Paul W. Hebert - San Diego CA
Ted Floyd - Spring Valley CA
Larry C. Rogers - Riverside CA
Dorothy L. Howe - Spring Valley CA

International Classification:

B25D 100
B25D 110

US Classification:

81 22

Abstract:

A hammer having a plastic molded handle. The rear end of the handle has a longitudinally extending bore hole that is filled with a gelatinous material that dissipates shock vibrations. An end cap is secured to the rear end of the handle by sonic welding. The front end of the handle has both a vertical and a horizontal longitudinally extending slot and these slots intersect each other at a substantially 90 degree angle. A plastic wedge unit formed from intersecting wedge sections is driven into the slots in the top end of the handle to secure the hammer head and the wedge unit is sonic welded to the handle.

US Patent:

55908683, Jan 7, 1997

Filed:

Nov 24, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/562468

Inventors:

Paul W. Hebert - San Diego CA
Ted Floyd - Spring Valley CA

International Classification:

B25C 1100

US Classification:

254 26R

Abstract:

A hammer having a handle connected to the bottom end of the hammer head assembly. The hammer head assembly has a claw portion, a central portion, a head portion and a relieved connecting portion between the head portion and the central portion. The head portion has a flat top wall surface. The front surface of the head portion has a plurality of recesses formed therein with no protrusions extending outwardly from the front surface. The recesses cover at least 30 percent of the surface. The recesses may be aligned in rows and columns and they provide a better gripping surface when they strike the head of a nail.