Carpenter's wood framing tool

Claim 1

A CARPENTER''S WOOD FRAMING TOOL FOR TOE-NAILING A PAIR OF WOOD-FRAMING MEMBERS AT A T-JOINT FORMED BY SAID MEMBERS, SAID TOOL COMPRISING A BIFURCATED FRAME WHICH IS CLOSED AT ONE END AND OPEN AT THE OTHER FOR EXTENDING SAID FRAME ACROSS SAID JOINT WHEN THE TOOL IS APPLIED TO SAID MEMBERS FOR TOE-NAILING THEM TOGETHER, ONE OF SAID MEMBERS PASSING BETWEEN THE BIFURCATIONS WHEN THE TOOL IS SO APPLIED, THE BIFURCATIONS DISPOSED IN A COMMON PLANE SO THAT THE FRAME RESTS IN THE PLANE OF JUNCTION BETWEEN SAID MEMBERS WHEN THE TOOL IS SO APPLIED, A FORCE-APPLYING MEANS FAST ON THE FREE END OF EACH BIFURCATION, SAID FORCE-APPLYING MEANS EXTENDING BELOW SAID ONE PLANE FOR INDIVIDUALLY AND COMMONLY APPLYING A FORCE TO THE OTHER OF SAID MEMBERS ON ONE SIDE OF SAID JOINT, A FORCE-APPLYING MEANS SWINGABLE TRANSVERSELY OF THE FRAME ACROSS THE FREE ENDS OF THE BIFURCATIONS, SAID SWINGABLE FORCE-APPLYING MEANS EXTENDING ABOVE SAID ONE PLANE FOR APPLYING A FORCE TO SAID ONE MEMBER ON SAID ONE JOINT SIDE, AND A FORCE-APPLYING MEANS AT THE CLOSED END OF THE FRAME MOVABLE AXIALLY THEREOF TOWARD ITS OPEN END, SAID AXIALLY MOVABLE FORCE-APPLYING MEANS EXTENDING ABOVE AND BELOW SAID ONE PLANE FOR APPLYING A FORCE ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF SAID JOINT SIMULTANEOUSLY TO BOTH OF SAID MEMBERS.