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2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the glove is made out of pleather, leather, spandex and rubber or similar materials
3. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the rubber grip is made out of neoprene, rubber, or similar materials
4. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the tack mechanism includes textured neoprene rubber sheeting and thumbtacks, or similar materials inserted into the glove along the outside of the palm of the hand.
5. Pakmit is fast and easy to control.
6. Pakmit cuts tape in several different ways and angles.
7. Pakmit has a neoprene, rubber, or similar material thumb, which picks of paper and other items with ease.
8. The invention(s) substantially as shown and/or described he
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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
1. Field of the Invention
The invention is a packing glove designed to facilitate and expedite the packing of goods, furniture, and the like. More particularly, the packing glove allows the user to grab and separate packing paper with more ease. The packing glove allows the user to cut packing tape with ease and precision, eliminating the need for typical cumbersome tape dispenser with cutting mechanism.
2. General Background of the Invention
Professional movers typically use packing paper and tape dispensers with cutting mechanisms for packing household items and boxes. Generally, packing paper's tactile surface is very smooth with no traction for grip, causing the user to repeatedly lick their fingers to separate and pick sheets of paper. Tape dispensers with cutting mechanisms are extremely cumbersome and inefficient in their function. Professional movers must be cautious of surfaces they place the dispenser, as the cutting mechanism may cause damage.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
Professional movers typically use packing paper and tape dispensers with cutting mechanisms for packing household items and boxes. The invention easily grips packing paper's smooth surface, eliminating the users need to lick their fingers to separate and pick sheets of paper. The invention eliminates the need for tape dispensers with cutting mechanisms, through it's ease of to use and efficiency. The invention allows professional movers to protect surfaces more by not having to place a tape dispenser with cutting mechanism on them, because it is wearable. The invention being wearable, means you can't put down and have to look for it later, which addresses one of the previously existing problems of other inventions.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS
FIG. 1. Front Right Pinky finger view with Tacks out of the side
FIG. 2. Outside (palm) of glove (top view)
FIG. 3. Outside Front view with closure
FIG. 4. Side view of outside of glove (tack side)
FIG. 5. Side view of inside of glove with Tack backs showing
FIG. 6. Angled view of tack mechanism
FIG. 7. Inside view of tack mechanism
FIG. 8. Outside view of tack mechanism
FIG. 9. Inside out view of underside of glove
FIG. 10. Inside out view of topside of glove
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
The invention is a Two finger glove preferably made of pleather, leather, spandex, velcro, neoprene and an a rubber tack mechanism. The glove is constructed preferably by cutting leather, velcro, spandex, and pleather from a pattern and sewing said materials together. The invention stays on the hand by utilizing a velcro closure, please refer to drawing FIGS. 3, 9, and 10. The Tack mechanism is approximately one and half inches long and approximately a quarter inch wide, please refer to drawing FIGS. 6-8. The Tack mechanism is made of textured neoprene rubber sheeting or similar material and thumbtacks, similar wire nails or brads. The textured neoprene rubber sheeting or similar material is preferably used to stabilize one or more thumbtacks, similar wire nails or brads. The tack mechanism is preferably inserted inside the glove near the side seam of the palm section just below the finger, please refer to drawing FIGS. 5 and 10. More specifically concerning the placement of the tack mechanism, FIGS. 1-4 show the points of the thumbtacks protruding to the outside of the glove, adjacent the palm and distal from the thumb. The tack mechanism is preferably used to cut various types of packing tape, which are used in the moving industry and/or used around the home.
The invention also includes means for working with packing paper, rather than having to lick a finger every time to gather paper for packing or wrapping. The means preferably further comprises a neoprene, rubber or similar material portion of the thumb allowing for easier handling of packing or wrapping of paper, please refer to the thumb portion of FIG. 2.
All measurements disclosed herein are at standard temperature and pressure, at sea level on Earth, unless indicated otherwise. All materials used or intended to be used in a human being are biocompatible, unless indicated otherwise.