Jim M Bagley
General Contractor in Salt Lake City, UT

8590163, Nov 26, 2013

Oct 28, 2011

13/283861

Jim Matthews Bagley - West Valley City UT, US

Gracewood Sales, LLC - West Valley City UT

B26B 3/06, B26B 29/02

30123, 30153, 30286, 30151, 362119

A hand-held, rotary fabric cutter having a handle, a blade assembly, a guard assembly, and a light assembly, the blade assembly and the guard assembly being attached to the handle by a blade bolt. The rotary cutter has a rotary blade and a longitudinally and laterally retractable blade guard attached to the handle by the blade bolt, the blade guard having a right guard and a left guard, the right guard and the left guard being pivotally connected by a guard pivot joint. The light assembly has a light element, an electric switch for the light element, a power source, and electrical interconnection. A slide knob simultaneously controls both the guard assembly and the light assembly.

6948998, Sep 27, 2005

Feb 9, 2004

10/775535

Jim Bagley - West Valley City UT, US

A63H033/08

446124, 446104, 446 85

A system of interconnectable construction elements created from molded plastic, wood or metal, and which include four basic construction elements, wherein a first and second construction element include a hemispherical segment and a planar connecting segment and complementary male and female connectors, and third and fourth construction elements that include a hemispherical segment with complementary male and female connectors, wherein the first and second construction elements can be coupled together, the third and fourth construction elements can be coupled together, or one of the first and second construction elements can be coupled to a complementary one of the third or fourth construction elements.

6409152, Jun 25, 2002

Jul 13, 2000

09/615136

Jim M. Bagley - Salt Lake City UT 84104

B25C 1100

254 18, 254 25, 254 28, 81 44, 7166

A tack tool apparatus and a method of use comprises a user operable, hand gripable, and storable apparatus for removing, inserting, and straightening a tack. The tack tool is an elongated member with one end formed into a first cylindrical member. The other end is formed into a forked wedge member. The forked wedge member is angularly displaced relative to the longitudinal length of the elongated member. The first cylindrical member has one end closed forming a convex portion. The first cylindrical member has an inner surface disposed about a coaxially positioned second cylindrical member. The second cylindrical member has a metallic retaining mechanism mounted within for positioning tacks during insertion. A method of using the tack tool to remove a tack from adjoined surfaces comprises a user grasping the elongated member with either hand, and positioning the forked wedge members bottom surface onto the surface of the structure of the structure containing the tack. The tack tool engages the tack head causing the tack head to move upwardly along the top surface of the forked wedge member thereby extracting the tack from the two adjoined structures.

8515571, Aug 20, 2013

Mar 2, 2012

13/410291

Jim Matthews Bagley - West Valley City UT, US

Gracewood Management, Inc. - West Valley City UT

D05B 19/08

700136

A method and apparatus for automated assisted sewing of an oversized, digitized sewing pattern, using a fabric retention mechanism and an automated sewing machine positioning mechanism. The sewing machine positioning mechanism is controlled by an actuator and provides for two dimensional positioning of a sewing machine with respect to the fabric retention mechanism. The oversized sewing pattern is segmented into pattern segments and the pattern segments are sewed sequentially in accordance with a selected order, with the fabric being repositioned after each segment is sewed. Cut points for pattern lines on the border of each pattern segment are matched by start points on the adjacent border of a subsequently sewed, adjacent pattern segment. A pattern program adjusts the pattern lines of each subsequently sewed segment to provide for continuity and alignment of the pattern lines which cross the borders between pattern segments.

2005022, Oct 20, 2005

Apr 19, 2004

10/827107

Jim Bagley - West Valley City UT, US

D06C003/08

038102910

A rail member having a slot disposed therein, and a slot member being provided for being disposed in the slot, wherein a material is disposed between the slot and the slot member such that sufficient tension is maintained between the slot member, the material, and the slot such that the material will not easily slide out of the slot while the material is being worked while being held securely for use on a quilting frame.

2013027, Oct 24, 2013

Apr 19, 2012

13/451227

Jim Matthews Bagley - West Valley City UT, US

D05B 11/00

112118, 112117

A take-up rail assembly including a fixed idler rail and a longitudinally movable take-up rail. The fixed idler rail is attached to a quilting frame or other sewing frame and the position of the fixed idler rail may be longitudinally and vertically adjustable with respect to the sewing frame. The take-up rail is movably attached to the sewing frame and a take-up rail control mechanism moves the take up rail longitudinally forward and rearward with respect to the fixed idler rail as the sewing machine moves with respect to the sewing frame, thus providing full utilization of the throat length of the sewing machine.

8453587, Jun 4, 2013

Nov 7, 2011

13/290407

Jim Matthews Bagley - West Valley City UT, US

Gracewood Management, Inc. - West Valley City UT

D05B 29/00

112237

A sewing machine hopping foot assembly having a hopping foot which has a hopping foot top with a hopping foot needle bar opening, a hopping foot base with a hopping foot base opening, and one or more hopping foot arms connecting the hopping foot top to the hopping foot base, having a hopping foot bushing with an interior annular space, the hopping foot bushing being connected to the hopping foot, the annular space providing for a normal up and down sewing movement of the needle bar in the annular space.