Christopher A Willison

US Patent:

8136209, Mar 20, 2012

Filed:

Apr 6, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/419006

Inventors:

Christopher H. Willison - Norton OH, US

International Classification:

B25G 1/10

US Classification:

16430, 40218, 446266

Abstract:

A spinner handle for waiving a sport's fan banner-towel comprising an ergonomic handle and a banner-towel grasping attachment. The generally elongated cylindrical handle comprises a neck at a distal end which separates it from a rounded head. The neck is received in an aperture formed on an attachment body having two hingedly attached parts that fold onto one another. A corresponding, interlocking stud-and-tube coupling system is comprised on the two attachment body parts. When the parts fold onto one another, the studs are received in the tubes so that a banner-towel placed therebetween doesn't slip out.

US Patent:

20110219945, Sep 15, 2011

Filed:

Jun 1, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/791212

Inventors:

Haluk Sayir - Norton OH, US
Christopher H. Willison - Norton OH, US
John D. Gugliotta - Richfield OH, US
Glenn Leppo - Norton OH, US

International Classification:

F41A 23/54

US Classification:

89 3705

Abstract:

An architecturally design mortar base plate is provided having an architecturally design structure having a center receiving hub and socket made of one piece machine from solid steel for socket to absorb the impact over repeated cycling. A plurality of forged metal ribs extend radially out therefrom to distribute the impact strength from the socket regime to throughout the whole base volume to consume the energy that created due to firing.

US Patent:

7942612, May 17, 2011

Filed:

Apr 1, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/416484

Inventors:

Christopher H. Willison - Norton OH, US

International Classification:

E02D 5/74

US Classification:

405244, 52153, 52165, 256 6514

Abstract:

A post hole shoring device is provided for receiving and securing a vertically extended 4×4 post. The post would be placed within a hole, secured with concrete, and the hole formed would be backfilled with the soil removed from the hole. By use of the shoring device around the post at the bottom of the hole, additional vertical support is provided to strengthen the vertical installation and prevent movement of the post. The shoring device can be back-filled over, or even filled with aggregate or concrete to provide additional support at very little cost and without modifying conventional materials or construction techniques.