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    Hand held building tools

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    The present invention is directed generally to tools that are made, at least in part, more durable, particularly one or more working surface(s) of the tools. For example, various tools such as trowels, knives, and scrapers may be made having at least a portion of their blades heat treated to make at least their working edges more durable and extend their useful lives. For example, in various embodiments, a putty knife, taping knife, or scraper blade may have at least one working surface or edge that has been at heat treated while an area of the blade where a handle is permanently attached is not heat treated.

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    The present invention is directed generally to tools that are made, at least in part, more durable, particularly one or more working surface(s) of the tools. For example, various tools such as trowels, knives, and scrapers may be made having at least a portion of their blades heat treated to make at least their working edges more durable and extend their useful lives. For example, in various embodiments, a putty knife, taping knife, or scraper blade may have at least one working surface or edge that has been at heat treated while an area of the blade where a handle is permanently attached is not heat treated.

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    Hand held building tools

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    The present invention is directed generally to tools that are made, at least in part, more durable, particularly one or more working surface(s) of the tools. For example, various tools such as trowels, knives, and scrapers may be made having at least a portion of their blades heat treated to make at least their working edges more durable and extend their useful lives. For example, in various embodiments, a putty knife, taping knife, or scraper blade may have at least one working surface or edge that has been at heat treated while an area of the blade where a handle is permanently attached is not heat treated.

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    Title:

    Hand held building tools

    Contributors:

    MURRAY SCOTT A (author) / WOLFF KEVIN ALAN (author)

    Publication date:

    2019-06-04

    Type of media:

    Patent

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

    Classification:

    IPC:  A47L DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING , Waschen oder Reinigen im Haushalt / B05C Vorrichtungen zum Aufbringen von Flüssigkeiten oder von anderen fließfähigen Stoffen auf Oberflächen allgemein , APPARATUS FOR APPLYING LIQUIDS OR OTHER FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL / B08B Reinigen allgemein , CLEANING IN GENERAL / B44D PAINTING OR ARTISTIC DRAWING, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR , Malerei oder künstlerisches Zeichnen, soweit nicht anderweitig vorgesehen / E04F FINISHING WORK ON BUILDINGS, e.g. STAIRS, FLOORS , Ausbau von Bauwerken, z.B. Treppen, Fußböden / E04G SCAFFOLDING , Baugerüste

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