Casey E Waluda

D494255, May 11, 1999

Jul 31, 1997

D/074461

Casey E. Waluda - Chicago IL

0808

D 6562

57619751, Jun 9, 1998

Sep 6, 1995

8/524300

Casey E. Waluda - Chicago IL

B23B 514

82 58

Syringe needles are cut in an efficient manner and safely disposed using a cutting mechanism and a disposal container. The cutting mechanism includes two discs with sharp edges. The discs are displaced toward each other and into an overlapped position. At the same time, the circular discs are rotated around the longitudinal axis of the needle at a high angular velocity and are allowed to pivot upon coming in contact with the needle. The cutting and disposal apparatus includes a housing with a syringe receptacle for receiving the needle of a syringe and a used needle disposal container. The used needle disposal container has an orifice in alignment with the syringe needle receptacle in the housing. A switch associated with the syringe needle receptacle when the syringe needle syringe is inserted into the receptacle automatically activates a motor which imparts the displacement and rotational motion and causes the discs to pivot around their center upon contact with the needle to slice the needle off of the syringe. After the needle is cut off, it falls into the used needle disposal container placed directly below the syringe receptacle.

59838051, Nov 16, 1999

Jun 17, 1998

9/099245

Casey E. Waluda - Chicago IL

A47B 2300

108 42

A corner shelf assembly adapted to be mounted to vertical walls meeting at a corner. The corner shelf assembly comprises a left support member, a right support member and a base plate. The left support member has a left vertical arm and at least one left base arm intersecting at an angle. The left vertical arm has at least one opening, and the left base arm has a left base arm edge including a left tongue extending from the left base arm edge. The right support member is orientated perpendicular to the left support member. The right support member has a right vertical arm and at least one right base arm intersecting at an angle. The right vertical arm has at least one tab capable of entering the opening in the left support member for releasably interlocking the right support member to the left support member. The right base arm has a right base arm edge including a right tongue extending from the right base arm edge. The base plate is releasably connected to the left base arm and to the right base arm.

52674940, Dec 7, 1993

Jan 27, 1993

8/009885

Casey E. Waluda - Chicago IL

CEW Manufacturing Co. - Chicago IL

B67B 744

81 309

The present disclosure provides an improved bottle opener incorporated on a key having a head and a body. The head has a U-shaped cutout at a downward angle in the range of about 30. degree. to about 60. degree. with fulcrum and lifting edges. The cutout has a width of about -5% to about +8% that of the thickness of a bottle cap. The fulcrum edge has a radius at the cutout opening that engages the top of a bottle cap without puncturing it. The lifting edge passes beneath the rim of the bottle cap, and the body is long enough to provide leverage sufficient to remove the bottle cap.

59249692, Jul 20, 1999

Dec 18, 1997

8/993258

Casey E. Waluda - Chicago IL

B31B 1300
B31B 1700

493374

An apparatus for manufacturing a wax dot comprising a housing enclosing a rotating drum. The drum has at least one hole in its surface for receiving a wax to form the wax dot. The wax dot apparatus further includes a wax channel in the housing to deliver the wax to the hole and a dispenser within the drum to eject the wax dot from the hole. When the hole in the drum is aligned with the wax channel, the dispenser is positioned away from the surface of the drum to allow the wax to fill the hole to form the wax dot. When the hole rotates away from the wax channel the dispenser gradually moves toward the surface of the drum to gradually eject the wax dot from the hole.

59792752, Nov 9, 1999

Nov 25, 1997

8/978399

Casey E. Waluda - Chicago IL

B23B 514

82 58

Syringe needles are cut in an efficient manner and safely disposed using a cutting mechanism and a disposal container. The cutting mechanism includes two discs with sharp edges. The discs are displaced toward each other and into an overlapped position. At the same time, the circular discs are rotated around the longitudinal axis of the needle at a high angular velocity and are allowed to pivot upon coming in contact with the needle. The cutting and disposal apparatus includes a housing with a syringe receptacle for receiving the needle of a syringe and a used needle disposal container. The used needle disposal container has an orifice in alignment with the syringe needle receptacle in the housing. A switch associated with the syringe needle receptacle when the syringe needle syringe is inserted into the receptacle automatically activates a motor which imparts the displacement and rotational motion and causes the discs to pivot around their center upon contact with the needle to slice the needle off of the syringe. After the needle is cut off, it falls into the used needle disposal container placed directly below the syringe receptacle.