Guy S BeardJacksonville, FL

6675610, Jan 13, 2004

Dec 23, 2000

09/745634

Guy Beard - Jacksonville FL, 32247

A44C 500

63 3

Jewelry pieces formed entirely or partially of a shape memory alloy provided with a pre-determined memory shape, where the shape memory characteristic and/or the superelastic characteristic of the alloy is used either in the construction of the piece or to facilitate repair of damaged pieces, since plastically deformed alloy shapes can be corrected by raising the alloy above the phase transition temperature, whereupon the piece resumes it memory shape.

6910273, Jun 28, 2005

Jul 29, 2003

10/629184

Guy Beard - Jacksonville FL, US

TMI Technologies, Inc. - Jacksonville FL

A44C027/00
A44C009/00

29896412, 29896411, 2989641, 63 3, 63 4, 63 15

A method of manufacturing jewelry pieces formed entirely or partially of a shape memory alloy provided with a pre-determined memory shape, where the shape memory characteristic and/or the superelastic characteristic of the alloy is used either in the construction of the piece or to facilitate repair of damaged pieces, since plastically deformed alloy shapes can be corrected by raising the alloy above the phase transition temperature, whereupon the piece resumes it memory shape.

7211034, May 1, 2007

Jan 19, 2006

11/335388

Guy Beard - Jacksonville FL, US

B23Q 31/57
B23P 23/00

483 30, 29560, 408127

An apparatus for operating multiple tool bits, all being independently powered through flexible shafts by a single motor, wherein each flexible shaft is connected to a dedicated docking station, and the single drive motor is operatively connected to a given docking station only when the particular tool bit dedicated to that particular docking station is desired to be operational. The motor is translated along a track corresponding to the pathway defined by the docking stations.

D551111, Sep 18, 2007

Oct 1, 2004

29/214426

Guy Beard - Jacksonville FL, US

1101

D11 13

7726152, Jun 1, 2010

Jun 14, 2007

11/818350

Guy Beard - Jacksonville FL, US

A44C 5/00

63 31, 24303, D11 3

A releasable and separable magnetic clasp for a body-part encircling article of jewelry, such as a bracelet or necklace, or the article of jewelry itself comprising such clasp, the main body of the article being of semi-rigid, non-articulated construction and having an inherently curved configuration, and composed of one or more cables, braids or bundled wires or fibers. The clasp comprises a pair of ferrules joined to the main body. The ferrules are axially curved to match the inherent curve of the main body. A curved insertion member having a first magnet extends from one of the ferrules and is received by a bore present in the other ferrule, and a second magnet or magnetically receptive metal member is disposed within the bore, such that with the two ferrules joined the first magnet abuts the second magnet or metal member in order to maintain the clasp in the closed configuration.

2006012, Jun 15, 2006

Dec 15, 2004

11/012745

Guy Beard - Jacksonville FL, US

A44C 5/00

063003100

A releasable and separable magnetic clasp for a body-part encircling article of jewelry, such as a bracelet or necklace, or the article of jewelry itself comprising such clasp, the main body of the article being of semi-rigid, non-articulated construction and having an inherently curved configuration, and composed of one or more cables, braids or bundled wires or fibers. The clasp comprises a pair of ferrules joined to the main body. The ferrules are axially curved to match the inherent curve of the main body. A curved insertion member having a first magnet extends from one of the ferrules and is received by a bore present in the other ferrule, and a second magnet or magnetically receptive metal member is disposed within the bore, such that with the two ferrules joined the first magnet abuts the second magnet or metal member in order to maintain the clasp in the closed configuration.

2011002, Feb 3, 2011

Jul 23, 2010

12/804523

Guy Beard - Jacksonville FL, US
Michael Johnigean - Jacksonville FL, US

A47J 27/04

99340

A steam cooking apparatus having a water retaining member and a reversible steamer insert member, the steamer insert member having a perforated main body defining two steaming surfaces, the first surface provided with upstanding annular forming walls for forming patties, the second surface being flat and unobstructed.

5117539, Jun 2, 1992

Sep 3, 1991

7/753733

James P. Shrader - Jacksonville FL
Guy Beard - Jacksonville FL

A44B 1302

245998

A clasp mechanism having a main body, a keeper arm and a spring, where the keeper arm extends through the main body in an arm cavity. The keeper arm is pivotally attached to said main body to operate in a scissor-like manner. The keeper arm has a mating end which abuts a hook end on the main body to form a closed interior space and an actuating shoulder extending from the main body. The spring maintains the mating end in the closed position abutting the hook end until the actuating shoulder is pressed into the main body by the user.