Information
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Patent Grant
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6196534
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Patent Number
6,196,534
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Date Filed
Wednesday, August 7, 199628 years ago
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Date Issued
Tuesday, March 6, 200123 years ago
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Inventors
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Original Assignees
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Examiners
Agents
- Harness, Dickey & Pierce, P.L.C.
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CPC
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US Classifications
Field of Search
US
- 269 139
- 269 329
- 269 221
- 269 222
- 269 223
- 269 244
- 269 246
- 269 285
- 081 524 A
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International Classifications
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Abstract
A work bench includes a frame, a bench surface on the frame with the bench surface including at least two members, one of which is movable along the frame for clamping a workpiece between the members. A mechanism for moving the member includes two screws coupled with the members. The two screws are spaced with the member for moving the member upon rotation of the screws. A sprocket is coupled with each of the screws. A transmission belt or chain is coupled with the sprockets. At least one handle is coupled with one of the screws to rotate the screws. At least one clutch is coupled with the at least one screw to limit clamping pressure on the workpiece. The clutch enables rotation of one screw with respect to the other screw so that workpieces may be clamped between the members and clamping of the workpiece may be accomplished by rotation of the screws with one hand of the operator. Also, a guard may be present which covers the transmission belt or chain. The handle may include a hub, a straight portion, and curved portion extending from the straight portion. A knob extends from the curved portion.
Description
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The invention relates to portable work benches or tables which include an integral clamping table or vise. More particularly, the present invention relates to a work table with a clamping table or vise where the vise may be operated with one hand.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Carpenters, woodworkers and handymen which work with wood as well as other materials, often need a work bench or table which may be utilized to hold workpieces. Ordinarily, these work benches include a vise which clamps portions of the table top together to secure the workpiece on the table. One such device is that of the assignee of the present invention which is sold under the WORKMATE™ trademark. These tables are versatile, provide for secure clamping, are compact and are convertible to dual height positions.
The work bench ordinarily includes two vise screws with handles on each one. The vise screws, via the handles, are operated by the user with the user using both hands. While a user may utilize one hand, the user must rotate both handles in order to clamp a workpiece between the clamping table members. Accordingly, it is desirable to utilize one hand to crank both of the vise screws so that clamping of the workpiece may be accomplished by the user using only one hand. By enabling cranking of the vise to clamp the workpiece with one hand, the user is capable of holding the workpiece in place with his other hand. Also, it is desirable that the vise clamp irregular objects while turning the vise screws with one hand.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide an improved vise for a work bench which enables the vise to be tightened down utilizing one hand.
In accordance with one aspect of the invention, a work bench comprises a frame; a table surface on the frame, with the table surface including at least two members; one of which is movably coupled with the frame to enable clamping of a workpiece between the two table surface members. A drive mechanism moves the table members with respect to one another. The drive mechanism includes two screws coupled with one of the members. The two screws are spaced from one another to move the table member upon rotation of the screws. A sprocket is coupled with each screw. A transmission belt or chain is coupled with the sprocket to drive the screws together. At least one handle is coupled with one of the screws to rotate the screws. At least one clutch is coupled with at least one screw to limit clamping pressures on the workpiece. The clutch enables rotation of one screw with respect to the other screw so that irregular workpieces may be clamped between the table members and clamping of the workpiece may be accomplished by rotation of the handle by one hand of the operator. The clutch is self-actuating. The clutch includes a spring and a detent removably coupled within slots in a hub of the sprocket. Also, both screws may include a clutch. Further, each screw may include a handle. One of the handles has a different configuration than the other to identify to the user that clamping of the table surfaces may be accomplished by rotation of only one handle to drive both screws.
In accordance with a second embodiment, a work bench includes a frame; a table surface on the frame, with the table surface including at least two members; one of which is movably coupled with the frame to enable clamping of a workpiece between the two table surface members. A drive mechanism moves the table members with respect to one another. The drive mechanism includes two screws coupled with one of the members. The two screws are spaced from one another to move the table member upon rotation of the screws. A sprocket is coupled with each screw. A transmission belt or chain is coupled with the sprocket to drive the screws together. At least one handle is coupled with one of the screws to rotate the screws. At least one clutch is coupled with at least one screw to limit clamping pressures on the workpiece. The clutch enables rotation of one screw with respect to the other screw so that irregular workpieces may be clamped between the table members and clamping of the workpiece may be accomplished by rotation of the handle by one hand of the operator. A guard covers the transmission belt or chain. The guard is coupled with the frame. The guard includes at least one tensioning member unitarily formed with and extending from the guard. The guard includes at least one alignment member to maintain alignment of the belt or chain to the sprocket. A biasing member is associated with the belt or chain to automatically adjust to changes in the belt or chain length to take up slack and provide positive belt or chain tension. The biasing member may be a helical spring. Further, the guard may include two tensioning members as well as two pairs of alignment members, each pair sandwiching a tension member.
In accordance with a third aspect of the invention, a work bench comprises a frame; a table surface on the frame, with the table surface including at least two members; one of which is movably coupled with the frame to enable clamping of a workpiece between the two table surface members. A drive mechanism moves the table members with respect to one another. The drive mechanism includes two screws coupled with one of the members. The two screws are spaced from one another to move the table member upon rotation of the screws. A sprocket is coupled with each screw. A transmission belt or chain is coupled with the sprocket to drive the screws together. At least one handle is coupled with one of the screws to rotate the screws. At least one clutch is coupled with at least one screw to limit clamping pressures on the workpiece. The clutch enables rotation of one screw with respect to the other screw so that irregular workpieces may be clamped between the table members and clamping of the workpiece may be accomplished by rotation of the handle by one hand of the operator. The handle includes a hub, a straight portion extending from the hub, a curved portion extending from the straight portion, and a knob extending from the curved portion. The knob enables rotation of the handle. The curved portion has a truncated U-shape with one end coupled with the straight portion and the knob extending from the other end. The hub has a desired height as well does the straight portion which is less than that of the hub. The curved portion has a height greater than the hub. An end of the curved portion and a side of the straight portion are continuous forming a planar side portion of the handle. A connecting member extends from the hub and is unitary with the straight portion and a portion of the curved portion. The handle may be injected molded from a plastic material.
In accordance with a fourth aspect of the invention, a guard for a work bench drive transmission comprises a first wall, at least one second wall extending substantially perpendicular to the first wall, and at least one guide extending from the first wall. The guide extends transverse to the direction of travel of the transmission belt or chain. Preferably, a second guide extends from the first wall. Preferably, two parallel spaced second walls extend from the first wall. An alignment member extends from the first wall. Preferably, the alignment member is stamped into the first wall and two alignment members sandwich each guide member. Also, a second wall includes a biasing member to provide positive belt or chain tension. The first or second walls include cut-outs to secure the helical spring biasing member to the guard.
In accordance with a fifth aspect of the invention, a handle for operating a movable work bench comprises a hub, a straight portion extending from the hub, and a curved portion extending from the straight portion. A knob extends from the curved portion to enable rotation of the handle. The curved portion has a truncated U-shape with one end coupled with the straight portion and the knob extending from the other end. The hub has a desired height, as well does the straight portion, which is less than the height of the hub. Also, the curved portion has a height greater than the hub. Also, one end of the curved portion and a side of the straight portion are continuous forming a planar side portion of the handle. A connecting member extends between the hub, straight and curved portions, and is unitary with the three. The handle is ordinarily molded from a plastic material.
In accordance with a sixth aspect of the invention, a belt or chain drive transmission for a work bench comprises two screws adapted for coupling with a member to be moved against another member to provide clamping. A sprocket is coupled with each of the screws. A transmission belt or chain is coupled with the sprockets. At least one handle is coupled with one of the screws to rotate the screws. At least one clutch is coupled with at least one screw to limit clamping pressures on a workpiece. The clutch enables rotation of both screws, one with respect to the other which is being directly rotated. The clutch is self-actuating and includes a spring and a detent coupled with a slot in a hub of the sprocket. Preferably, each screw includes a clutch and each screw includes a handle. Also, one of the handles has a different configuration which identifies to the user that only one handle may be rotated to drive both the screws. Also, each screw includes a stop to position the spring with respect to the sprocket.
With respect to a seventh aspect of the invention, a work bench includes a frame; a table surface on the frame, with the table surface including at least two members; one of which is movably coupled with the frame to enable clamping of a workpiece between the two table surface members. A drive mechanism moves the table members with respect to one another. The drive mechanism includes two screws coupled with one of the members. The two screws are spaced from one another to move the table member upon rotation of the screws. A sprocket is coupled with each screw. A transmission belt or chain is coupled with the sprocket to drive the screws together. At least one handle is coupled with one of the screws to rotate the screws. At least one clutch is coupled with at least one screw to limit clamping pressures on the workpiece. The clutch enables rotation of one screw with respect to the other screw so that irregular workpieces may be clamped between the table members and clamping of the workpiece may be accomplished by rotation of the handle by one hand of the operator. A guard covers the transmission belt or chain. The guard is coupled with the frame. The guard includes at least one tensioning member unitarily formed with and extending from the guard. The guard includes at least one alignment member to maintain alignment of the belt or chain to the sprocket. A biasing member is associated with the belt or chain to automatically adjust to changes in the belt or chain length to take up slack and provide positive belt or chain tension. The biasing member may be a helical spring. Further, the guard may include two tensioning members as well as two pairs of alignment members, each pair sandwiching a tension member. The handle includes a hub, a straight portion extending from the hub, a curved portion extending from the straight portion, and a knob extending from the curved portion. The knob enables rotation of the handle. The curved portion has a truncated U-shape with one end coupled with the straight portion and the knob extending from the other end. The hub has a desired height as does the straight portion, which is less than that of the hub. The curved portion has a height greater than the hub. An end of the curved portion and a side of the straight portion are continuous to form a planar side portion of the handle. A connecting member extends from the hub and is unitary with the straight portion and a portion of the curved portion. The handle may be injected molded from a plastic material.
Additional objects and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the detailed description of the preferred embodiment, and the appended claims and accompanying drawings, or may be learned by practice of the invention.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and constitute a part of the specification, illustrate one embodiment of the present invention and together, with the description, serve to explain the principles of the invention. In the drawings, the same reference numerals indicate the same parts.
FIG. 1
is a perspective view of a work bench top in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 2
is a side elevation view of the work bench with the top of FIG.
1
.
FIG. 3
is an exploded perspective view of FIG.
1
.
FIG. 4
is a cross-section view of
FIG. 1
along line
4
—
4
thereof.
FIG. 5
is a perspective partially in cross-section view of a portion of the transmission drive of the present invention.
FIG. 6
is an enlarged perspective view of a portion of the drive.
FIG. 7
is a perspective view of the handle without the knob in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 8
is a cross-section view of
FIG. 7
along line
8
—
8
thereof.
FIG. 9
is a cross-section view of
FIG. 7
along line
9
—
9
thereof.
FIG. 10
is an enlarged cross-section view of
FIG. 1
along line
10
—
10
thereof.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
The preferred embodiment of the present invention is a work bench which is identified with the reference numeral
10
. The work bench includes a frame structure
12
which includes a base
14
, four foldable legs
16
, two upright H supports
18
which extend from the base
16
, and brackets
20
at the other end of the supports
18
. The work bench
22
is generally formed from two members
24
and
26
which are coupled with the brackets
20
.
The brackets
20
are hollow and include elongated slots
21
which enable movement of the front table
24
with respect to the brackets
20
. Also, the brackets include apertures
23
to enable the second table portion
26
to be stationarily locked onto the brackets
20
. An additional slot
25
is formed in the side of the brackets
20
to enable the belt
56
to pass into the brackets
20
and be coupled with the sprockets
50
.
Two screws
30
are positioned within the brackets
20
. The screws include a threaded portion
32
which includes a threaded pivot nut
34
which in turn, via a block
36
, is coupled with the front moving member
24
of the work bench
22
. Also, the screws
30
includes a smooth shank portion
38
which includes a portion which extends out beyond the bracket
20
as seen in FIG.
1
. The smooth shank portion
38
includes a stop
40
as well as apertures
44
and
46
.
Sprockets
50
are slidably positioned onto the smooth shank portion
38
of the screws
30
. The sprocket
50
, as shown, has projecting members
52
which extend into apertures
54
of the belt
56
. However, if a chain is used, the projections may be substituted for recesses or the like. The sprocket
50
includes a hub
58
which includes slots or detents
60
. The slots
60
are adapted to couple with a detent pin
62
which passes through aperture
44
of the screw
30
.
A helical spring
64
is positioned on the smooth shank portion
38
abutting the stop
40
and the sprocket
50
. The spring
64
along with the detent pin
62
, sprocket
50
and sprocket slots
60
act as a clutch which limits the pressure which can be applied onto the workpiece. The slot or detent
60
in the sprocket enables transmission of light torques necessary to overcome friction to move the first member
24
providing one hand operation. At high clamping torques, the pin
62
disengages from the sprocket detent or slot
60
and compresses the clutch spring
64
. When unclamping the workpiece, the clutch automatically engages the pin
62
via the sprocket detent
60
to once again allow one handed operation. The clutch
70
could be incorporated on both screws or a single clutch may be provided. In the case of a single clutch, the other sprocket will be securely pinned to the vise screw. Preferably, each of the screws
30
includes a clutch
70
as described above.
A guard
80
is positioned over the transmission belt or chain
56
. The guard
80
includes a first wall
82
and at least one second wall
84
, preferably two, which are perpendicular to the first wall
82
forming an overall U-shape and define a channel
85
. The guard
80
includes two guides
86
stamped in and cut out of the first wall
82
. The guides
86
extend substantially perpendicular to the first wall
80
into the channel
85
. The guides
86
are substantially parallel with the second wall
82
and apply tension on the leading
55
side of the belt
56
. The guides
86
help to tension the belt or chain as it moves during rotation of the screws
30
. Also, the guides
86
extend from the wall
82
transverse to the direction of travel of the belt
56
. The guard
80
spans the length of the belt
56
and is secured with the brackets
22
which, in turn, provides additional stability for the frame
12
.
Two embossed alignment members
90
,
92
sandwich the guide
86
. The alignment members
90
,
92
are stamped into the first wall
82
of the guard
80
. The alignment members
90
,
92
help to maintain the belt
56
or chain onto the sprockets
50
during the clamping modes.
A biasing member
96
is secured to the second wall
82
to automatically adjust for changes in belt length and to take up slack in the belt
56
. The biasing member
96
is a helical spring which is secured on cut-outs
98
,
99
in the guard
80
. The spring
96
always provides for positive belt
56
or chain tension. The spring
96
is positioned under the belt
56
and tensions both the leading
55
and trailing
57
sides of the belt
56
.
Each screw includes a handle
100
and
110
. The handle
100
includes a hub
102
, a handle arm
104
and a knob
106
. The handle
110
includes a hub
112
, a straight portion
114
, a curved portion
116
and a knob
118
. The hub
112
has a desired height which is larger than the straight portion
114
, but less than the curved portion
116
. The curved portion
116
has an overall truncated U-shape. Also, a connecting member
120
extends between the hub
112
, straight portion
114
, and curved portion
116
. The handle
110
provides a visual indication to the user that the work bench clamping system may be rotated with one hand. Also, the hub
112
includes an aperture
122
which enables a pin
124
to pass there-through to secure the handle on the screw
30
through the aperture
46
. Likewise, the handle
100
includes an aperture and a pin to secure it on the screw
30
.
The work bench vise of the present invention is ordinarily operated as follows. One of the handles
100
,
110
is rotated which, in turn, rotates either one of the screws
30
. The rotation of the screw
30
rotates the sprocket
50
and via belt
56
rotates the other screw
30
via its sprocket
50
. Thus, both of the screws
30
rotate at the same time, ordinarily, synchronously. As the user is utilizing one hand to rotate both screws
50
, the user can use his other hand to hold the workpiece in between the two table members
24
,
26
. As the table members
24
,
26
contact the workpiece, and especially if the workpiece has an irregular shape, the front table member
24
will contact the workpiece and the sprocket
50
will compress against the spring
64
and move away from the pin
62
, thus engaging the clutch
70
. If an irregular shaped workpiece is between the table portions, then one of the screws
30
will not rotate due to the clutching effect while the other will continue to rotate to clamp on the irregular shape of the workpiece. Once the workpiece is initially clamped and not over tightened, the individual screws can be shored up to give a firm grip onto the workpiece.
While the above detailed description describes the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the invention is susceptible to modification, variation, and alteration without deviating from the scope and fair meaning of the subjoined claims.
Claims
- 1. A work bench comprising:a frame; a table surface on said frame, said table surface including at least two members, at least one of said members movably coupled with said frame for enabling clamping of a workpiece between said members; and a mechanism for moving said members, said mechanism including two screws coupled with one of said members, said two screws spaced with said member for moving said member upon rotation of said screws; a sprocket coupled with each screw; a transmission belt or chain coupled with said sprockets, at least one handle coupled with one of said screws for rotating said screws, at least one clutch coupled with at least one screw for limiting clamping pressure on the workpiece, and said clutch enabling rotation of one screw with respect to the other screw so that irregular shaped workpieces may be clamped between said members and clamping of the workpiece may be accomplished by rotation of the screws with one hand of an operator.
- 2. The work bench according to claim 1, wherein said clutch being self actuating.
- 3. The work bench according to claim 2, wherein said clutch includes a spring and a detent in said sprocket.
- 4. The work bench according to claim 1, wherein each screw includes a clutch.
- 5. The work bench according to claim 1, wherein each screw includes a handle.
- 6. A work bench comprising:a frame; a table surface on said frame, said table surface including at least two members, at least one of said members movably coupled with said frame for enabling clamping of a workpiece between said members; and a mechanism for moving said members, said mechanism including two screws coupled with one of said members, said two screws spaced with said member for moving said member upon rotation of said screws; a sprocket coupled with each screw; a transmission belt or chain coupled with said sprockets, at least one handle coupled with one of said screws for rotating said screws, at least one clutch coupled with at least one screw for limiting clamping pressure on the workpiece, and said clutch enabling rotation of one screw with respect to the other screw so that irregular shaped workpieces may be clamped between said members and said handle enabling clamping of a workpiece by rotation with one hand of an operator; and a guard for covering said transmission belt or chain, said guard coupled with said frame.
- 7. The work bench according to claim 6, wherein said guard includes at least one tensioning member unitarily formed with and extending from said guard.
- 8. The work bench according to claim 6, wherein said guard includes at least one alignment member to maintain alignment of the belt or chain on the sprocket.
- 9. The work bench according to claim 6, wherein a biasing member being associated with said belt or chain for eliminating slack in said belt or chain.
- 10. The work bench according to claim 9, wherein the biasing member is a spring which biases both a leading and trailing portion of the belt or chain.
- 11. The work bench according to claim 7, wherein said guard includes two tensioning member.
- 12. The work bench according to claim 8, wherein said guard includes two pair of alignment members each pair sandwiching a tensioning member.
- 13. A work bench comprising:a frame; a table surface on said frame, said table surface including at least two members, at least one of said members movably coupled with said frame for enabling clamping of a workpiece between said members; and a mechanism for moving said members, said mechanism including two screws coupled with one of said members, said two screws spaced with said member for moving said member upon rotation of said screws; a sprocket coupled with each screw; a transmission belt or chain coupled with said sprockets, at least one handle coupled with one of said screws for rotating said screws, at least one clutch coupled with at least one screw for limiting clamping pressure on the workpiece, and said clutch enabling rotation of one screw with respect to the other screw so that irregular workpieces may be clamped between said members and said handle enabling clamping of a workpiece by rotation with one hand of an operator; and said handle including a hub, a straight portion extending from said hub, a curved portion extending from said straight portion, and a knob extending from said curved portion for enabling rotating of said handle.
- 14. The work bench according to claim 13, wherein said curved portion has a truncated U-shape with one end coupled with said straight portion and said knob extends from the other end of said curved portion.
- 15. The work bench according to claim 14, wherein said hub has a desired height, said straight portion has a height less than said hub and said curved portion having a height greater than said hub.
- 16. The work bench according to claim 15, wherein in an end of said curved portion and a side of said straight portion are continuous forming a planar portion.
- 17. The work bench according to claim 16, wherein a connecting member extended from said hub and is unitary with said straight and curved portions.
- 18. The work bench according to claim 17, wherein said handle is an injection molded plastic material.
- 19. A belt or chain drive transmission for a work bench comprising:first and second screws adapted for coupling with a member to be moved against another to provide clamping; a sprocket coupled with each first and second screw; a transmission belt or chain coupled with said sprockets; at least one handle coupled with one of said first and second screws for rotating said first and second screws; and at least one clutch associated with at least one screw for limiting clamping pressure on a workpiece, and said clutch enabling rotation of said first screw with respect to said second screw when said first screw is being rotated.
- 20. The belt or chain drive transmission according to claim 19, wherein said clutch being self actuating.
- 21. The belt or chain drive transmission according to claim 20, wherein said clutch includes a spring and a detent in said sprocket.
- 22. The belt or chain drive transmission according to claim 19, wherein each screw includes a clutch.
- 23. The belt or chain drive transmission according to claim 19, wherein each screw includes a handle.
- 24. The belt or chain drive transmission according to claim 23, wherein one handle has a different configuration identity and either handle may be rotated to drive said screws.
- 25. The belt or chain drive transmission according to claim 21, wherein each screw includes a stop for positioning said spring with respect to said sprocket.
- 26. The belt or chain drive transmission according to claim 5, wherein one handle has a different configuration identity and either handle may be rotated to drive said screws.
- 27. A work bench comprising:a frame; a table surface on said frame, said table surface including at least two members, at least one of said members movably coupled with said frame for enabling clamping of a workpiece between said members; and a mechanism for moving said members, said mechanism including two screws coupled with one of said members, said two screws spaced with said member for moving said member upon rotation of said screws; a sprocket coupled with each screw; a transmission belt or chain coupled with said sprockets, at least one handle coupled with one of said screws for rotating said screws, at least one clutch coupled with at least one screw for limiting damping pressure on the workpiece, and said clutch enabling rotation of one screw with respect to the other screw so that irregular workpieces may be clamped between said members and said handle enabling clamping of a workpiece by rotation with one hand of an operator; and a guard for covering said transmission belt or chain, said guard coupled with said frame; and said handle including a hub, a straight portion extending from said hub, a curved portion extending from said straight portion, and a knob extending from said curved portion for enabling rotating of said handle.
- 28. The work bench according to claim 27, wherein said clutch being self actuating.
- 29. The work bench according to claim 27, wherein said clutch includes a spring and a detent in said sprocket.
- 30. The work bench according to claim 27, wherein each screw includes a clutch.
- 31. The work bench according to claim 27, wherein each screw includes a handle.
- 32. The work bench according to claim 27, wherein said guard includes at least one tensioning member unitarily formed with and extending from said guard.
- 33. The work bench according to claim 27, wherein said guard includes at least one alignment member to maintain alignment of the belt or chain on the sprocket.
- 34. The work bench according to claim 27, wherein a biasing member being associated with said belt or chain for eliminating slack in said belt or chain.
- 35. The work bench according to claim 34, wherein the biasing member is a spring which biases both a leading and trailing portion of the belt or chain.
- 36. The work bench according to claim 32, wherein said guard includes two tensioning member.
- 37. The work bench according to claim 33, wherein said guard includes two pair of alignment members each pair sandwiching a tensioning member.
- 38. The work bench according to claim 27, wherein said curved portion has a truncated U-shape with one end coupled with said straight portion and said knob extends from the other end of said curved portion.
- 39. The work bench according to claim 38, wherein said hub has a desired height, said straight portion has a height less than said hub and said curved portion having a height greater than said hub.
- 40. The work bench according to claim 39, wherein in an end of said curved portion and a side of said straight portion are continuous forming a planar portion.
- 41. The work bench according to claim 40, wherein a connecting member extended from said hub and is unitary with said straight and curved portions.
- 42. The work bench according to claim 41, wherein said handle is an injection molded plastic material.
- 43. The work bench according to claim 27, wherein one handle has a different configuration identity and either handle may be rotated to drive said screws.
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