FRANK WOOLWORTH SCHOOLEY
Pilots at Geary St, Cape Coral, FL

2012004, Feb 23, 2012

Aug 21, 2010

12/806773

Frank W. Schooley - Matlacha FL, US

F16B 12/10, B27F 1/00

403381, 144371

A method for making two items and their joinder, one having a mortise and the other a tenon to enable a substantially flush, contiguous, void-free abutment. All cuts are made with a straight router bit having a diameter “Y” from a single sheet of substrate stock having a thickness “X” such that Y≦(½)X. In the mortise, corners are given a rounding defined by Y and a length “L”. The tenon has a width substantially equal to Land a height “Z”, such that Z>2X. On the item having the tenon, at each of the two opposing locations defined by the intersection of the tenon with the shoulder of the item from which the tenon is cut (and also defining a shoulder line from shoulder to shoulder), an additional undercut is given at a minimal, linear displacement sufficient to enable, upon joinder, the mated surfaces of the two items to appear in flush, contiguous, void-free abutment with minimal reduction in the strength of the join. The tenon further has a substantially rectangular peg-receiving aperture set at distance substantially equal to X from the shoulder line, and having a height “H”, such that H=X. A locking peg has a cross-section substantially conforming with the peg-receiving aperture. Rounding of the peg proximate to the undercuts is made with a rounder at a radial rounding substantially equal to (½)Y. The product of the method is also shown.

2002001, Feb 14, 2002

Oct 1, 2001

09/968133

Frank Schooley - Matlacha FL, US

B63B025/26

062/240000

An air cooling and humidifying device using water from a body of water includes an air to water heat exchanger for transferring heat from air surrounding the exchanger to water contained in the exchanger. A water transmitting hose is communicably connected to the exchanger. The hose includes an intake portion submersible in the body of water for transmitting water from a location beneath the surface of the body of water wherein the water temperature is below the ambient air temperature and introducing the water through the exchanger. The hose also includes an exhaust portion for discharging water from the exchanger into the body of water. The pump is operably connected to the intake portion for moving water through the intake portion, the exchanger and the exhaust portion. An air circulating device directs ambient air through the exchanger such that the ambient air is cooled by water in the exchanger.

2012005, Mar 8, 2012

Sep 7, 2010

12/807510

Frank W. Schooley - Matlacha FL, US

E04H 1/12

52 799

A modular shelter comprising a first side wall, first end wall, second side wall, second end wall, first roof section, and a second roof section cut from stock material, such that: (a) the first side wall and the first end wall, the first end wall and the second side wall, the second side wall and the second end wall, and the second end wall and the first side wall are disposed at an angle between 60 and 120 degrees relative to one another and are connected by at least two mortise and tenon joints; and (b) the first roof section and the second roof section are disposed at an angle between 45 and 180 degrees relative to one another and are connected by at least two mortise and tenon joints; wherein the components of the mortise and tenon joints are created using one tool resulting in a novel joint.