Robert G May

US Patent:

6213115, Apr 10, 2001

Filed:

Jul 21, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/358042

Inventors:

Annette Anderson - Bluffdale UT
Robert L. May - Riverton UT
Michael Deardon - Orem UT

Assignee:

Stove In A Can, Inc. - Lindon UT

International Classification:

F23D 300

US Classification:

126 46

Abstract:

A portable, self-contained stove system includes (i) a container; and (ii) a platform which selectively fits into storage and cooking positions with respect to the container. The platform is configured to be selectively mounted on a container and to selectively support a cooking surface thereon. Platforms are disclosed which are specially designed to separate the flow path of fire out of the container from that of oxygen flowing into the container. Platforms are also disclosed which are adjustable such that they can be selectively disposed within a container before and/or after use.

US Patent:

62932748, Sep 25, 2001

Filed:

Jul 21, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/358310

Inventors:

Annette Anderson - Bluffdale UT
Robert L. May - Riverton UT
Michael Deardon - Orem UT

Assignee:

Stove In A Can, Inc. - Lindon UT

International Classification:

F23D 300

US Classification:

126 46

Abstract:

A portable, self-contained stove includes (i) a container; and (ii) an adjustable cooking platform which selectively fits into storage and cooking positions with respect to the container. The cooking platform is compressible and extendible and is selectively placed within the container, thereby avoiding the loss of the platform and conserving space within the container.

US Patent:

57248699, Mar 10, 1998

Filed:

Jun 7, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/659951

Inventors:

Robert A. May - Salt Lake City UT

International Classification:

B67B 704

US Classification:

81 32

Abstract:

An apparatus for removing a cork from a bottle is disclosed. The apparatus includes a housing, a motor disposed within the housing, and a corkscrew mechanically associated with the motor. An outer sleeve is associated with the housing. A shuttle is displaceably positioned within a channel defined in the outer sleeve. A slide, having a slot therein, is associated with the shuttle. The slot is configured to intercooperate with a rail positioned on the sidewall of the channel. The slide interacts with the rail to render the shuttle nonrotatable about its axis as the shuttle is displaced over a first length of the channel. In a second length of the channel, the shuttle is free to rotate about its axis. The corkscrew extends through a recess defined in the shuttle. A portion of a bottle containing a cork is received within the outer sleeve to engage the shuttle whereby the corkscrew may be inserted into the cork.