A paint brush holder having a threaded opening for receiving a standard threaded extension rod of any desired length. The paint brush holder further includes a unique handle clamp for securely retaining the handle of the paint brush at multiple angles with respect to the received extension rod. By securing the paint brush at the desired angle and attaching the extension rod, a painter is able to access and paint, in a controlled manner, high, hard to reach painting locations such as ceiling corners, edges, moldings and trim.

A device for extending the handle of implements and for coupling thereto hygiene devices, grooming and like components comprising an elongated support member formed of a thin strip of metallic material of a generally rigid nature, the support member having planar front and rear surfaces of a limited width, and having a front operational end and a rear operator-controlled end, a handle secured over the rear end for being held by the user, and a plurality of apertures extending centrally through the support member adjacent to the front end for supporting clips; and a plurality of clips, each clip formed with a planar section having gripping teeth at the far ends normally together and diverging surfaces terminating at widely spaced near ends with an aperture extending through each near end, the aperture at the rear end being of essentially the same size as the aperture through the support member, each clip also including a generally cylindrical resilient member tending to hold the planar sections of the clip with the far ends together and remaining extents diverging until force is applied to the rear ends to urge the gripping teeth away from each other in opposition to the resilience of the resilient member.

The present invention is for a paint applicator, brush or similar painting tool, the handle(2) of which can easily be set between two different positions during ongoing work. Shaft and bristle parts of a paint-brush according to the invention have been divided along a plane which somewhat deviates from a plane which is parallel to an imaginary axis along the paint-brush parallel to the bristles. The two parts of the brush are joined by a shaft or the like which is at right angle to the dividing plane.

An extension handle for use with a paint brush. The extension handle being removably secured to the handle of the paint brush to either retain the brush aligned with the extension handle in one embodiment or at a fixed acute angle relative thereto in another embodiment. The length of the extension handle being selected to enable both hands of the user to be used.

The present invention relates to a screw paint brush (10) consisting of a connector which comprises a connector front and a connector rear having a connector rear opening therein. The screw paint brush (10) further comprises a handle (14) which comprises a handle front (14A) having a handle front fastening, member (14AA) securely attached thereto. The handle (14) further comprises a handle rear (14B) which is securely attached to the handle front (14A) by a handle middle (14C). The handle rear (14B) further comprises a handle rear opening (14BA) therein which functions to accept an extension pole therein. The handle front fastening member (14AA) is removably attachable within the connector rear opening. Alternatively, the handle (14) and brush (16) can be manufactured in a single piece. The screw paint brush (10) further comprises a brush (16) which comprises a brush rear (16B) and a brush front (16A) having a plurality of brush bristles (16C) extending therefrom and securely attached thereto. The brush rear (16B) is securely attached to the connector front. The connector may be a straight connector (212) or angled connector (112).