Appeal No. 97-1394
Application 08/500,178
clamped upon the shank of a wrench. The structure of handle
20 is similar to the handle disclosed in appellant's Figure 7
in that the wrench grip has an elongated hollow body and also
one seam extending from one end to the other end thereof to
facilitate the attachment and detachment of said movable
wrench grip with said double-ended wrench. Note that in
column 1, line 40, Mills states that one of his objectives is
to provide a device that may be easily attached or removed
from an open-ended wrench. Furthermore, Mills teaches that
the handle grip 20 "could be clipped onto one wrench as it is
needed and then
removed and clipped onto another wrench." See column 3,
lines 21
through 23. Thus, Mills clearly provides that a movable
wrench
grip can be resiliently placed on the handle of a wrench to
frictionally engage the same so that there is a minimum of
wobble or movement between the handle grip 20 and the wrench.
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