William J Bond

US Patent:

6920807, Jul 26, 2005

Filed:

Sep 4, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/654021

Inventors:

William Ralph Bond - Woodbridge VA, US

International Classification:

E04D015/00

US Classification:

81 45, 2541315, 30169

Abstract:

A crowbar tool is disclosed for construction use and particularly for carpentry and roofing work. The crowbar tool has an elongated metal bar with a plurality of extraction teeth at one end of the metal bar and a handle to which the opposite end of the metal bar is attached. Attached to the handle, near the attachment of the metal bar, is a hook or angled element which hook or angled element facilitates the removal of shingles, tiles and carpets whereby, during their removal process, they slide over the hook or angled element without being obstructed by the handle. The crowbar tool also has several permanent magnets attached to the handle thereof for picking up loose nails, staples or other small metal objects.

US Patent:

6964109, Nov 15, 2005

Filed:

Jul 30, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/902575

Inventors:

William R. Bond - Woodbridge VA, US

International Classification:

B44D003/38

US Classification:

33414, 33 1 LE

Abstract:

A string line box tool comprising a chalk line box and a line block integral therewith used for guiding a string line rewardly from the chalk line box through a groove in the line block in order to provide a free holding string line for carpentry or construction work. To effect this condition the hook shaped protrusion of the line block will hook onto one end of a work project while the L-shaped metal tab on the free end of the string line will hook onto the opposite end of the work project, the string line being under tension during this condition.

US Patent:

7197832, Apr 3, 2007

Filed:

Aug 25, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/210689

Inventors:

William Ralph Bond - Woodbridge VA, US

International Classification:

B44D 3/38

US Classification:

33414, 33 1 LE

Abstract:

A string line box tool comprising a chalk line box and a line block integral therewith used for guiding a string line rearward from the chalk line box through a groove in the line block in order to provide a free holding string line for carpentry or construction work. To effect this condition the hook shaped protrusion of the line block will hook onto one end of a work project while the L-shaped metal tab on the free end of the string line will hook onto the opposite end of the work project, the string line being under tension during this condition.

US Patent:

7409771, Aug 12, 2008

Filed:

Aug 4, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/196207

Inventors:

William Ralph Bond - Woodbridge VA, US

International Classification:

G01C 15/06

US Classification:

33409, 33 1 LE

Abstract:

A string line tool having a string line support and an integral line block for using a string line under tension in alignment work for carpentry, masonry and general construction work. The string line tool of this invention is self supporting due to maintaining the string line under tension between the string line tool at one end of a string line and a fastening means at the opposite end of the string line via the intermediary of a grooved line block.

US Patent:

7779546, Aug 24, 2010

Filed:

Feb 1, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/012200

Inventors:

William Ralph Bond - Woodbridge VA, US

International Classification:

G01C 15/06

US Classification:

33409, 33 1 LE

Abstract:

A string line tool having a string line reel and a uniquely shaped string line block integral with the string line reel. The string line tool is especially adapted to work on various construction tasks or jobs that require the use of a pair of pegs or rods stuck in the ground and spaced from each other at a predetermined distance. The uniquely shaped string line block has a semi-cylindrical inner surface and the string line reel has a string with a metal ring attached to a free end of the string. A main advantage in using this string line tool is that it is self supporting.

US Patent:

58967206, Apr 27, 1999

Filed:

Aug 8, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/912301

Inventors:

William R Bond - Woodbridge VA

International Classification:

E04C 512

US Classification:

52698

Abstract:

A clip bar for supporting, fixing or stabilizing air hoses, water hoses, electrical cords, safety ropes, cables, etc. on a shingled or unshingled, pitched roof of a building or house. The clip bar has a substantially flat element with a pair of spaced, U-shaped spring clips attached thereto. One or more of the clip bars can be secured to the roof by a nail or nails and support, fix or stabilize hoses, cords, ropes and/or cables thereto, thus, preventing these elements and any attachments thereto from sliding down and off the roof as well as preventing them from interfering with workers or roofers working on the pitched or inclined roof.

US Patent:

56875398, Nov 18, 1997

Filed:

Jul 19, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/683477

Inventors:

William Ralph Bond - Woodbridge VA

International Classification:

E04G 2118
E04B 110

US Classification:

527481

Abstract:

Methods for fastening or holding down tar or felt paper on a roof and the laying down of shingles on a roof are particularly adaptable in the use of a construction strap wherein the construction strap is made from a flexible, durable, substantially non-stretchable material and has a high breaking load.

US Patent:

61581399, Dec 12, 2000

Filed:

Sep 4, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/148063

Inventors:

William Ralph Bond - Woodbridge VA

International Classification:

G01B 310

US Classification:

33768

Abstract:

A retaining adapter for a mechanical measuring tape device extends the versatility of the tape device for construction workers. The retaining adapter can be removable, part of, or fixed to the housing of the mechanical measuring tape device. The retaining adapter has a drop hook and a drag hook, either of which can be attached to the object or construction piece to be measured. The use of the retaining adapter permits the construction worker to use the conventional mechanical measuring tape device beyond his or her natural reach. The retaining adapter may have at least one rule associated therewith in order to further expand the measurement capabilities of the conventional mechanical measuring tape device. The retaining adapter may also function as a square in certain applications.

Address:

924 15 St SE, Washington, DC 20003

Phone:

(252)7941803

VIN:

5TDZK23CX7S002736

Make:

TOYOTA

Model:

TOYOTA

Year:

2007