Colt T Miller

US Patent:

20130081518, Apr 4, 2013

Filed:

Sep 26, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/627510

Inventors:

Eric Scheid - Bloomington IN, US
Colt Miller - Bloomington IN, US
Brad Moan - Greenwood IN, US

International Classification:

B25B 27/18
B25B 13/46
B25B 13/50

US Classification:

81 582, 81436, 76114

Abstract:

A stuck drill bit having a KCS shank can be removed using an article with a body structure. The body structure has an opening that fits onto the shank, and an inward-facing surface around the opening is at least partially complementary to the surface of the shank. The surfaces engage sufficiently that rotary manual force is transferred from the inward-facing surface to the surface of the shank.

US Patent:

20140060374, Mar 6, 2014

Filed:

Jan 2, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/732695

Inventors:

Eric Scheid - Bloomington IN, US
Colt Miller - Bloomington IN, US

International Classification:

F42B 12/22

US Classification:

102495

Abstract:

An apparatus being a lined fabric material is disclosed. One embodiment of the lined fabric is used as an augmentation sleeve for use with a non lethal, explosive device and includes a lined material having a liner material in between a first fabric and a second fabric, where at least said first fabric is likely to rupture when an explosive force being substantially applied to a liner material in said lined fabric. A liner material is a material that reduces the likelihood of injury when expelled from the lined fabric and contacts a person. The fabric material has some properties of flexible light weight material properties and also has the properties of substantially rigid materials.

US Patent:

20120192753, Aug 2, 2012

Filed:

Jan 28, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/016925

Inventors:

Eric Scheid - Bloomington IN, US
Colt Miller - Bloomington IN, US

International Classification:

F42B 12/22
B21K 21/00

US Classification:

102495, 86 51

Abstract:

A flexible fragmentation sleeve for use with a non-fragmenting explosive device is provided. The flexible fragmentation sleeve comprises a flexible cylindrical wall extending between opposing first and second ends along a longitudinal axis. The cylindrical wall includes an inner liner and an outer liner concentric to the inner liner. A first set of coupling elements extend parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cylindrical wall, and couple the inner liner with the outer liner. A second set of coupling elements extend circumferentially along the cylindrical wall. The second set of coupling elements is substantially perpendicular to the first set of coupling elements, and couple the inner liner with the outer liner. A plurality of pockets is defined intermediate the inner liner and the outer liner, and intermediate the first set of coupling elements and the second set of coupling elements. The flexible fragmentation sleeve of the illustrative embodiment further includes a plurality of fragmentation members. At least one fragmentation member is illustratively received within each pocket.