Sylvester W Bies

US Patent:

42261520, Oct 7, 1980

Filed:

May 29, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/042887

Inventors:

Sylvester W. Bies - Bloomfield CT

Assignee:

The Stanley Works - New Britain CT

International Classification:

B27G 502

US Classification:

83764

Abstract:

A saw guide subassembly for a mitre box includes a pair of saw guide elements with vertical guide means on their opposed surfaces. Slides are slidably seated on the saw guides and have bearing pads extending towards each other and guide means cooperating with those of the saw guide elements. Biasing means bias the slides upwardly but pressure exerted on the pads by the saw can move the slides downwardly to increase the depth of cut permitted. The cooperating guide means desirably comprise slots in the saw guide elements and web portions in the slides which are seated in the slots.

US Patent:

47171065, Jan 5, 1988

Filed:

Apr 19, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/369405

Inventors:

Sylvester W. Bies - Bloomfield CT
Martin V. Fazio - Cheshire CT
George Matyczyk - Southington CT

Assignee:

The Stanley Works - New Britain CT

International Classification:

A47H 110

US Classification:

2483092

Abstract:

An L-shaped, integrally formed bracket of one-piece construction provides packaging for wrench sockets and like articles. It has a post that is dimensioned and configured to snugly seat within the recess of the mounted socket, and will generally include a member to spread parts of the post and force them into positive engagement with the inner surfaces of the socket recess. The bracket is suited not only for use to protect the packaged article against damage and pilferage at the point-of-sale, but also for purposes of ongoing storage by the consumer.

US Patent:

D2613530, Oct 20, 1981

Filed:

May 29, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/042864

Inventors:

E. Curtis Ambler - Newington CT
Sylvester W. Bies - Bloomfield CT

Assignee:

The Stanley Works - New Britain CT

International Classification:

D0805

US Classification:

D 8 71

US Patent:

42337348, Nov 18, 1980

Filed:

Jan 22, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/005022

Inventors:

Sylvester W. Bies - Bloomfield CT

Assignee:

The Stanley Works - New Britain CT

International Classification:

B26B 108

US Classification:

30162

Abstract:

A retractable blade knife of the type having an elongate tubular handle and an elongate flat thin blade mounted for longitudinal sliding movement in the handle, is provided with a combination slide and latching member for positioning the blade which includes a slide mounted for sliding movement on the edges of a longitudinal slot in the handle and a flexible thumbpiece extending rearwardly from the slide having a tooth normally engageable with a row of teeth along one edge of the longitudinal slot and being disengageable therefrom when the thumbpiece is flexed inwardly of the handle.

US Patent:

53698690, Dec 6, 1994

Filed:

Jun 11, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/075858

Inventors:

Sylvester W. Bies - Lake Orion MI
Robert A. Juran - Lake Orion MI
Aldo Romanelli - Pompano Beach FL

Assignee:

The Stanley Works - New Britain CT

International Classification:

B22D 1700

US Classification:

29460

Abstract:

A door has a pair of spaced stiles at its side edges, a top rail extending between the upper ends of the rails, and a pair of synthetic resin skins providing the faces of the door and adhesively bonded to the stiles and rail. The skins have opposed flanges along their top and bottom edges which abut to form top and bottom peripheral walls, and they also have opposing spaced lips along the side edges thereof which extend along a portion of the outer surfaces of the stiles. The peripheral walls provided by the flanges have vent openings extending therethrough, and a cellular synthetic resin core is bonded to the skins and fills the interior space between the skins bounded by the stiles, rail and bottom flange. Baffled passages are provided between the vent openings and the interior space. In making She door, after the skins have been assembled and adhered to the stiles and rails, the stiles and flanges effectively seal the interior space which they define and this assembly is placed in a heated press.

US Patent:

52397998, Aug 31, 1993

Filed:

Aug 28, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/751324

Inventors:

Sylvester W. Bies - Lake Orion MI
Robert A. Juran - Lake Orion MI
Aldo Romanelli - Pompano Beach FL

Assignee:

The Stanley Works - New Britain CT

International Classification:

E04C 100

US Classification:

5230911

Abstract:

A door has a pair of spaced stiles at its side edges, a top rail extending between the upper ends of the rails, and a pair of synthetic resin skins providing the faces of the door and adhesively bonded to the stiles and rail. The skins have opposed flanges along their top and bottom edges which abut to form top and bottom peripheral walls, and they also have opposing spaced lips along the side edges thereof which extend along a portion of the outer surfaces of the stiles. The peripheral walls provided by the flanges have vent openings extending therethrough, and a cellular synthetic resin core is bonded to the skins and fills the interior space between the skins bounded by the stiles, rail and bottom flange. Baffled passages are provided between the vent openings and the interior space. In making the door, after the skins have been assembled and adhered to the stiles and rails, the stiles and flanges effectively seal the interior space which they define and this assembly is placed in a heated press.

US Patent:

D2900920, Jun 2, 1987

Filed:

Feb 8, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/699567

Inventors:

Sylvester W. Bies - Lake Orion MI

Assignee:

The Stanley Works - New Britain CT

US Classification:

D10 65

US Patent:

42088038, Jun 24, 1980

Filed:

Jul 23, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/060015

Inventors:

Martin M. Brown - Kensington CT
Sylvester W. Bies - Bloomfield CT

Assignee:

The Stanley Works - New Britain CT

International Classification:

G01C 932

US Classification:

33348

Abstract:

Improved mounting means is provided for mounting a top viewable liquid vial in a level having an I-beam type frame provided with a through opening in the web communicating with a notch in the adjacent horizontal working surface, the mounting means including a transparent shroud for the vial having a bight portion extending around the vial below the notch forming a magnifying lens and side walls forming side windows protecting the vial. The shroud is clamped between a pair of identical mounting caps which also are clamped to the web around the periphery of the through opening thereby enclosing the shroud and vial assembly and positioning it in the through opening to permit viewing of the vial from the top and sides.