Camilo C Pereira

US Patent:

D3658970, Jan 2, 1996

Filed:

Dec 8, 1994

Appl. No.:

D/031885

Inventors:

Camilo Pereira - North Miami Beach FL

US Classification:

D32 46

US Patent:

52459020, Sep 21, 1993

Filed:

Feb 12, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/016945

Inventors:

Camilo Pereira - Miami FL

International Classification:

A47J 1700
B26D 326

US Classification:

83437

Abstract:

A vegetable cutter which includes a base with a through hole and a knife unit spanning the through hole which confronts a downwardly facing ram moveable between a food charging position and a food slicing position by manipulating a lever-type handle pivotally to apply pressure to the ram head and with guide means included to constrain the ram head to vertical movement of translation only.

US Patent:

53080025, May 3, 1994

Filed:

Feb 12, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/016942

Inventors:

Camilo Pereira - Miami FL

International Classification:

A47J 1700
B26D 326
B02C 1818
B02C 1824

US Classification:

241 92

Abstract:

A hand-driven food slicer which includes a gear box with a shaft extending from it and within the gear box there is a driven gear and a driving gear, the driven gear being adapted to rotate a slicing mechanism in a housing atop the device which has a charging opening and an exit opening and slicer includes a driving gear in the gear box in driving engagement with the driven gear on a shaft with a handle which extends exteriorly of the gear box.

US Patent:

54717000, Dec 5, 1995

Filed:

Dec 8, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/351940

Inventors:

Camilo Pereira - North Miami Beach FL

International Classification:

A46B 502
A47L 13022

US Classification:

15160

Abstract:

A handle includes a distal working head portion with a distal end and a distalmost splash guard, an intermediate gripping portion including an upstanding gripping member, and a proximal forearm embracing portion including a pair of opposite level rails extending upwardly at an angle from the gripping portion and diverging outwardly to an inverted U-shaped portion. The inverted U-shaped portion is sized to nest over the forearm of a user to apply downwardly directed forces on the distal end of the working head portion. A recess in the lower surface of the working head portion is structured to receive grill cleaning tools for removable attachment to the handle.