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US2575595A
US2575595A US89217A US8921749A US2575595A US 2575595 A US2575595 A US 2575595A US 89217 A US89217 A US 89217A US 8921749 A US8921749 A US 8921749A US 2575595 A US2575595 A US 2575595A
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  • the present invention relates to improvements in a tool for positioning a stud on a sill, and its principal object is to provide a tool of the character described which greatly facilitates the placing of studs in the erection of a frame building.
  • the studs are secured to the sill by toe-nailing, and the latter operation tends to crowd the stud away from the pencil line with respect to which it has been positioned.
  • the aid in its general features a flat plate having a straight front edge adapted for lining up with the pencil marks, a flange adapted for placing against the side of the sill so as to bring the front edge into the '1 Claims. (Cl. 145-1) proper rectangular position with respect to the sill, a number of teeth projecting downwardly.
  • Figure 1 shows a top plan view of my tool in proper position with respect to a sill and astud
  • Figure 2 a side view of the same assembly.
  • my tool I is shown as applied to a sill 2 of a frame building to aid in the positioning of the stud 3.
  • the tool comprises a preferably rectangular 2 flat plate 4 of a width corresponding substantially to that of the sill and of a length suited f0 its purposes.
  • the plate has a straight front edge 5 and is preferably rectangular in form.
  • the rear section 6 of the plate is bent as at I to form an acute angle with the sill.
  • the front portion 8 of the plate may also have aslight upward bend as at 9 to slightly lift the front edge 5 with respect to the sill as shown. This feature insures a better anchorage for the stud, particularly where the bottom edge of the latter is frayed, and allows a somewhat thinner plate to be used than would otherwise be feasible.
  • Theplate 4 has a flange l0 depending from a side edge thereof, the flange being adapted for placing against the edge of the sill and being arranged at a right angle to the front edge 5 so as to bring the latter into the proper transverse position with respect to the sill.
  • the front end of the flange IE] projects forward beyond the front edge 5 of the plate to form an extension II, and the upper edge 12 of this-extension projects above the surface of the I sill when the tool is properly positioned.
  • the plate 4 has a number of teeth l3 projecting downwardly therefrom by means of which the plate may be secured upon the sill.
  • the teeth are preferably struck out of the plate material as shown and are preferably filed down as at M to provide chisel points adapted to cut across the grain of the sill.
  • the tool be made of comparatively light-weight I material because this allows the teeth to be struck out in the manner shown.
  • the front edge should rise sufficiently high to form an effective abutment for the stud, and for that reason I raise the front edge by bending the front section at 9 as shown.
  • the tool is very simple in construction, has no moving parts and can be readily made out of a single piece of sheet material.
  • a tool for'positioning a studon'a sill comfprising a plate having a fiat body section-with a straight front edge and havingan inclined rearsection; means forpositioningthe plate on a sill with the front edge transversely across the sill, and teeth projecting downwardly from the plate 4,0 for anchoring the latter with respect to the sill when the teeth are driven into the sill, the in-- clined rear section being operable by the-blow-of-- a hammer for withdrawing the teeth from the sill;- the plate positioning-means comprising a side flange projecting downwardly, from'the-plate and adapted for placing against-the side-edge of thesill;-an'd-the side flange having'a iorwardexten sion-projecting beyond the front edge of" the plate and above the sill: 5
  • a tool for positioning a stud on a sill comprising a plate having a flat body section with a straight front edge, means adapted to bear against the side of the sill for positioning the plate on a sill with the front edge transversely across the sill and teeth projecting downwardly fro'mtli 'plat ianchori ggtn faster with respect'to thesill tvlieh thete'eth'are driverfinto the sill.
  • a t0ol for positioning a stud on a sill cornprising a-plate having a fiat body sectionwith a straight iront edge; means -for positioning the plate ne h he1imnt ed t ns e s -N across the sill; and teeth projecting dovvnvvardly from the plate-for anchoringjhe latter with rej spect to the sill when the teeth are; driven into h s 2 the 1 aie sii a ns m a pm s e. a si e-- an e; r e in s1 vnw r lr;mm he. plate and adapted for plaoing against the sideedge-of thesi ll, and the side flange ,havinga for:

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Nov. 20, 1951 F. RIENECKER 2,575,595
TOOL FOR POSITIONING A STUD 0N A SILL Filed April 23, 1949 INVENTOR. Fr ed Rienecker ATTORNEY Patented Nov. 20, 1 951 .UNITED STATES-PATENT OFFICE Fred Rienecker, San Francisco, Calif.
Application April 23, 1949, Serial No. 89,217
The present invention relates to improvements in a tool for positioning a stud on a sill, and its principal object is to provide a tool of the character described which greatly facilitates the placing of studs in the erection of a frame building.
In conventional building operations the studs are placed on the sill in spaced relation, the position of each stud being usually indicated by pencil lines drawn across the sill.
The studs are secured to the sill by toe-nailing, and the latter operation tends to crowd the stud away from the pencil line with respect to which it has been positioned.
It is customary at the present time for the carpenter to place his foot against'the left side of the stud when toe-nailing on the right side, but this procedure is not always satisfactory since it causes the carpenter to assume an awkward position, and usually does not prevent the shifting of the stud under the blows of the hammer.
In the present invention it is 'proposed'to provide a simple aid in holding the stud during toenailing operations, the aid comprising in its general features a flat plate having a straight front edge adapted for lining up with the pencil marks, a flange adapted for placing against the side of the sill so as to bring the front edge into the '1 Claims. (Cl. 145-1) proper rectangular position with respect to the sill, a number of teeth projecting downwardly.
from the plate and adapted to be hammered into the sill surface, and an upwardly inclined section at the rear of the plate which causes the teeth to release their hold on the sill when struck upon with a hammer.
Further objects and advantages of my invention will appear as the specification proceeds, and the novel features of my invention will be fully defined in the claims attached hereto.
The preferred form of my invention is illustrated in the accompanying drawing, in which Figure 1 shows a top plan view of my tool in proper position with respect to a sill and astud, and
Figure 2, a side view of the same assembly.
While I have shown only the preferred form of my invention, I wish to have it understood that various changes and modifications may be made within the scope of the claims attached hereto without departing from the spirit of the invention.
Referring to the drawing in detail, my tool I is shown as applied to a sill 2 of a frame building to aid in the positioning of the stud 3.
The tool comprises a preferably rectangular 2 flat plate 4 of a width corresponding substantially to that of the sill and of a length suited f0 its purposes.
The plate has a straight front edge 5 and is preferably rectangular in form. The rear section 6 of the plate is bent as at I to form an acute angle with the sill. The front portion 8 of the plate may also have aslight upward bend as at 9 to slightly lift the front edge 5 with respect to the sill as shown. This feature insures a better anchorage for the stud, particularly where the bottom edge of the latter is frayed, and allows a somewhat thinner plate to be used than would otherwise be feasible.
Theplate 4 has a flange l0 depending from a side edge thereof, the flange being adapted for placing against the edge of the sill and being arranged at a right angle to the front edge 5 so as to bring the latter into the proper transverse position with respect to the sill.
The front end of the flange IE] projects forward beyond the front edge 5 of the plate to form an extension II, and the upper edge 12 of this-extension projects above the surface of the I sill when the tool is properly positioned.
The plate 4 has a number of teeth l3 projecting downwardly therefrom by means of which the plate may be secured upon the sill. The teeth are preferably struck out of the plate material as shown and are preferably filed down as at M to provide chisel points adapted to cut across the grain of the sill.
For practical reasons it is very desirable that the tool be made of comparatively light-weight I material because this allows the teeth to be struck out in the manner shown. On the other hand the front edge should rise sufficiently high to form an effective abutment for the stud, and for that reason I raise the front edge by bending the front section at 9 as shown.
The manner of using my device will be readily understood from the foregoing description. Assuming that a pencil mark has been drawn to indicate the position of the stud, the carpenter pushes the flange 10 up against the edge of the sill and then brings the front edge 5 into alinement with the pencil marks, whereupon he drives the teeth l3 into the sill to hold the tool in place. The stud is then pushed up against the front edge 5 and the projecting flange portion l2, whereupon toe-nails may be applied to the free edge of the stud for securing the same upon the sill, eliminating all chance that the stud might move from its correct position during toe-nailing operations. For releasing the tool the carpenter merely strikes the rear section 6 with his hammer which causes the tool to pivot about the fulcrum 1 and causes the teeth to disengage from the sill.
It will be noted that the tool is very simple in construction, has no moving parts and can be readily made out of a single piece of sheet material.
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1. A toolfor' po'sitioninga stud 'on asill, coin- -:10 prising a plate having a flat bodj', section with a straight front edge and having an inclined rear section, means for positioning the plate on a sill with the front edge transversely "acrossthe 'sill; and teeth projecting downwardly from the plate l5 intermediate its length for anchoringthe' la'tt'ei with respect to the sill when the teethare driven f into the sill, the inclined rear section being operable by the blow of a hammer for withdrawingthe teeth from the sill.
2. '--A' toolforpositioning a stud on asill; com-'- prising Ia plate having'a fiat body section with astraight front edge and having an inclined rear" section, means for positioning theplate on a sill with 'theiront edge transversely across the sill, and teeth projecting downwardlyirom the plate for anchoringthe latter with respect to rthe sill when the teeth are driven into the sill, the inclined rear section being operableby; the-blow of a hammer for'withdra'wing. the :teeth'from the sill, the' plate-positioning means comprising aside flangeprojecting-downwardly from the'plate and adaptedfor placing against the side edgeoi the sill.
3; A tool for'positioning a studon'a sill; comfprising a plate having a fiat body section-with a straight front edge and havingan inclined rearsection; means forpositioningthe plate on a sill with the front edge transversely across the sill, and teeth projecting downwardly from the plate 4,0 for anchoring the latter with respect to the sill when the teeth are driven into the sill, the in-- clined rear section being operable by the-blow-of-- a hammer for withdrawing the teeth from the sill;- the plate positioning-means comprising a side flange projecting downwardly, from'the-plate and adapted for placing against-the side-edge of thesill;-an'd-the side flange having'a iorwardexten sion-projecting beyond the front edge of" the plate and above the sill: 5
4. A tool as defined in claim 1, in which the front portion of the plate is slightly inclined to raise the front edge with respect to the sill.
5. A tool for positioning a stud on a sill, comprising a plate having a flat body section with a straight front edge, means adapted to bear against the side of the sill for positioning the plate on a sill with the front edge transversely across the sill and teeth projecting downwardly fro'mtli 'plat ianchori ggtn faster with respect'to thesill tvlieh thete'eth'are driverfinto the sill.
A tool for positioning a stud on a sill, comprising=;;a plateahaving a flat body section with a straight front edge, means for positioning the plate oir' a sill with the front edge transversely across the siIl and teeth projecting downwardly fro'rii'tliepl'ate' fdr anchoring the latter with respect' -to the sill when the teeth are driven into the sill, the plate positioning means comprising a sideflanges projectingdownwardly from; the plate aand adapted for placing against the side edgeof-the sill, 7
7. A t0ol for positioning a stud on a sill, cornprising a-plate having a fiat body sectionwith a straight iront edge; means -for positioning the plate ne h he1imnt ed t ns e s -N across the sill; and teeth projecting dovvnvvardly from the plate-for anchoringjhe latter with rej spect to the sill when the teeth are; driven into h s 2 the 1 aie sii a ns m a pm s e. a si e-- an e; r e in s1 vnw r lr;mm he. plate and adapted for plaoing against the sideedge-of thesi ll, and the side flange ,havinga for:
,Wa'rdexten'sion projecting beyond "the front edgeof are plateandabove' thesill.
FRED R IE EoKEn.
REFERENCES'JCIT'ED The following referencesare of record iii "the Number-i vol; XXXII, page 167;
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US2718247A (en) * 1953-01-21 1955-09-20 Benjamin F Kalina Carpenter's alining jig
US2911022A (en) * 1957-10-14 1959-11-03 Stanley H Brown Nailing jig
US2969819A (en) * 1959-02-05 1961-01-31 Bravo Edward Stud alinement tool
US3126928A (en) * 1964-03-31 Figure
US4625415A (en) * 1985-02-26 1986-12-02 Damon Diamontis Stud spacer
US4795141A (en) * 1987-09-28 1989-01-03 Spectrum Innovations, Inc. Cam locked stud nailing fixture
US5129153A (en) * 1991-02-05 1992-07-14 Burns Sr Joseph F Structural member spacing tool
US5407183A (en) * 1994-03-01 1995-04-18 Singeltary; James C. Drywall installation tool
US5884447A (en) * 1993-10-04 1999-03-23 Earp; Michael John Panel support device
US6530180B2 (en) 2001-01-24 2003-03-11 Ben C. Edmondson Framing layout template
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US3126928A (en) * 1964-03-31 Figure
US2718247A (en) * 1953-01-21 1955-09-20 Benjamin F Kalina Carpenter's alining jig
US2911022A (en) * 1957-10-14 1959-11-03 Stanley H Brown Nailing jig
US2969819A (en) * 1959-02-05 1961-01-31 Bravo Edward Stud alinement tool
US4625415A (en) * 1985-02-26 1986-12-02 Damon Diamontis Stud spacer
US4795141A (en) * 1987-09-28 1989-01-03 Spectrum Innovations, Inc. Cam locked stud nailing fixture
US5129153A (en) * 1991-02-05 1992-07-14 Burns Sr Joseph F Structural member spacing tool
US5884447A (en) * 1993-10-04 1999-03-23 Earp; Michael John Panel support device
US5407183A (en) * 1994-03-01 1995-04-18 Singeltary; James C. Drywall installation tool
US6530180B2 (en) 2001-01-24 2003-03-11 Ben C. Edmondson Framing layout template
US7124551B1 (en) * 2002-10-04 2006-10-24 David Patera Siding installation tool
EP2212488A1 (en) * 2007-11-29 2010-08-04 Bretools AB Fixing tool
EP2212488A4 (en) * 2007-11-29 2011-12-28 Bretools Ab Fixing tool
EP2260163A4 (en) * 2008-03-31 2015-06-03 Bretools Ab Support tool for construction profiles and crossbars of steel
US20220214011A1 (en) * 2019-05-13 2022-07-07 Ghislain Bélanger Horizontal portion of a frame in a stud wall and installation tool therefor
US11821578B2 (en) * 2019-05-13 2023-11-21 Ghislain Bélanger Horizontal portion of a frame in a stud wall and installation tool therefor

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