Black Decker Inc.

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Ashok Samuel Baskar

Craig Alan Schell

Paul Gerard Gross

James J Kenney

Charles L Bradenbaugh

Jason Carl McRoberts

Brent Austin Kuehne

Li Xu

Oleksiy P Sergyeyenko

John E Buck

David C Tomayko

Nicholas A Mondich

Anthony Reth

Tylan A Tschopp

Jason F Busschaert

David A Miller

Robert Alan Berry

William G Harman, Jr

Michael F Cannaliato

Keven E Miller

Alan Berry

Steven McClaskey

Thomas E Miller

Corey Barnett

Wade Charles King

Kevin W Covell

Weston J Van Wambeke

Frederick R Bean

Darren B Moss

Christopher Bruce Murray

Nathan J Cruise

Terry L Turner

Louis August Gibbons

Glen V Steinbrunner

Andrzej R Wojcicki

John S Vantran

Tyler Knight

Trevor J Koenig

Lauren Lynch Clayton

Yen Lim Lee

Zara Elizabeth Jones

Yamin Jiang

Liangxiong Huang

Yunfei Zhong

Jianquan Li

Charles R Frohlich, Iii

Christopher Lee Garbutt

Marco Alessandro Mattucci

Wallis Alsruhe

Mark D Miller, Jr

Xin Lei Wang

Lin Wu

Jianyi Liu

Chao Wu

Charles L Bradenbaugh, Iv

Yufeng Chen

Daniel Massam

Sean Bailey

Michael C Doyle

Micah Alan Coleman

Frank A DeSantis

Drake L Fisher

Christopher G Donze

Jan Carl Denner

Justin Barkley

Thomas Landis

James W Richards

Andrew Cross

Christopher S Mougeotte

Daniel Langford

Kendall Nohe

Zhang Haitao

Steven R Colello

Sean Liu

Jason C McROBERTS

James Richards

Jason Mcroberts

Micah A Coleman

Charles R Frohlich Iii

Charles R Iii Frohlich

Iv Charles L Bradenbaugh

Charles L Brandenbaugh Iv

An inflator includes a housing, a handle formed by the housing, a motor housed in the housing, a trigger configured to activate the motor, an inlet having an inlet axis that is generally parallel or concentric with a longitudinal axis of the motor, an outlet which is transverse to the inlet and a fan configured to draw air in through the inlet and blow air out through the outlet. The inlet is generally transverse to the handle. The position of the outlet is rotatable relative to the handle.

Inflator having an outlet rotatable relative to a handle

Disclosed herein are systems and methods for a method for controlling the temperature of a surface. In some embodiments, the method includes applying a variable input to a heat pump (e.g., a Peltier) in thermal communication with the surface. The variable input may vary about a voltage and may include a powered period and an unpowered period. In some embodiments, the method includes measuring a temperature of an element in thermal communication with the surface, determining, based on the temperature of the element, whether a temperature of the surface is within a safe temperature range for a user in thermal communication with the surface, in response to determining the surface is not within the safe temperature range, adjusting the voltage of the variable input to the heat pump, and in response to determining the surface is within the safe temperature range, continuing operation of the variable input at the voltage.

Methods and devices for controlling the temperature of a surface

The present invention is directed to a hand-held modular kitchen multitool having a universal powerhead capable of being used with a variety of kitchen appliance attachments, such as a blender, a whisker, a wine opener, a can opener, and a spice grinder. A dual spice grinder attachment is also disclosed that can select one of two spices to grind. Also disclosed is a wine opener that automatically removes a cork from a bottle.

Modular hand-held kitchen applicance

A power tool having one or more sound damping members which reduce sound and/or vibration from one or more parts of a power tool. The sound damping member can reduce sound and/or vibration from static or dynamic parts of a power tool. The sound damping member can reduce noise and/or vibration from one or more rotating or moving parts of a power tool and its housing or internal structure. Methods, means, controls, systems and practices for reducing or eliminating undesired sound from a power tool are disclosed.

Power tool sound damping

A chainsaw which has a low profile chain cover and a chain bar tightening clutch system. The chain bar tightening clutch system can have a bar tightening knob which drives a clutch which governs the amount of pressure applied to the chain bar by operating the bar tightening knob. The chainsaw can have a chain bar tensioning system which can have a tensioning drive member in an offset position from the tensioning post which positions the tensioning post to achieve a chain tension and compact chainsaw design. The chainsaw can also have an oil cap with a lock channel having a detent with produces a sound when moved from a disengaged to an engage position with an oil reservoir.

Low profile chainsaw

A vacuum cleaner comprises a housing having a longitudinal axis. A motor-fan assembly is mounted in the housing and arranged to generate an airflow along an airflow path from a dirty air inlet to an air exhaust. A retractable nozzle defines the dirty air inlet and is moveably mounted on the housing. At least a portion of the retractable nozzle is arranged to move between a retracted configuration within the housing and a deployed configuration outside the housing. The portion of the retractable nozzle in the retracted configuration is aligned in a direction along the longitudinal axis and the portion of the retractable nozzle in the deployed configuration is aligned in a direction across the longitudinal axis.

Vacuum cleaner

A power-driven reciprocating tool may include a transmission mechanism that converts rotational force from a motor to linear force to be output by a reciprocating mechanism coupled thereto, and a counterbalancing mechanism coupled to the transmission mechanism to counter-balance forces generated by the reciprocating mechanism. The transmission mechanism may include a planetary gear assembly including a sun gear in meshed engagement with at least one planet gear. In response to a force converted by and transmitted from the transmission mechanism, the reciprocating mechanism may move in a first linear direction, and the counterbalancing mechanism may move in a second linear direction, opposite the first linear direction. The opposite linear movement of the reciprocating mechanism and the counterbalancing mechanism may counteract forces generated by the reciprocating motion of the reciprocating mechanism, thus reducing vibration output by the tool.

Reciprocating tool having planetary gear assembly and counterweighting assembly

A powered tool follower assembly can include a solenoid plunger that is movable longitudinally in a direction aligned with a drive axis in response to energization of the solenoid and a biasing mechanism with a spring axis extending transversely to the drive axis. A lever arm can extend between the plunger and the biasing member and couple the plunger to the biasing mechanism. A pinch roller can be disposed between the lever arm and the driver. Energization of the solenoid can move the plunger longitudinally, causing relative movement between the lever arm and the drive wheel that forces the pinch roller into engagement with the driver and transfers a biasing force from the compression spring through the lever arm and pinch roller to the driver to pinch the driver between the pinch roller and the flywheel and drive the driver along the driver axis.

Powered hand-held fastening tool

A powered hand-held fastening tool includes a housing defining a handle, a frame, a motor-driven flywheel journaled to the frame, and an elongated driver that is selectively coupled to the flywheel to drive a fastener into a workpiece. The flywheel and driver have complementary sloped surfaces that mesh with each other to transmit energy from the flywheel to the driver to accelerate the driver along the driver axis. A follower assembly for selectively coupling the driver to the flywheel includes a solenoid actuator.

A power tool including a housing comprising a handle section and a motor housing section, a longitudinal axis of the handle section being at an offset angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the motor housing section. A motor is housed in the motor housing section. An output member selectively driven by the motor. A user actuatable trigger activates the motor and an attachment unit is removably coupled to the power tool. The handle runs from a first end to a second end. The first end is adjacent to the motor housing section and the second end is adjacent to a connection section. The attachment unit is removably coupled to the power tool at the connection section.

Power tool with storage system

Sound damping for power tools

A power tool system which includes a first base unit and a second base unit. The first and second base units each include a housing, a motor housed in the housing, a coupler which is operatively connected to and selectively drivable by the motor and a trigger for activating the motor to drive the coupler. The system also includes a first attachment head which is removably couplable with both the first base unit and the second base unit so that it can be driven by the respective motor of the base unit to which it is attached and a second attachment head which is removably couplable to the first base unit, but which is not couplable with the second base unit.

Power tool with interchangeable tool heads

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Lutherville, MD, United States of America

Ashok Samuel Baskar