Black Decker Inc.

H4 Engineering, Inc.

Christian V Elder

Daniel N Lopano

Aris C Cleanthous

Christopher T King

Ross Arthur Billings

Warren A Ceroll

James D Schroeder

Peter Chaikowsky

Floyd E Moreland

Jeremy D Leasure

Brent Austin Kuehne

Drake L Fisher

Gabriel E Concari

Gregg L Sheddy

Christopher G Donze

Robert R Morin

James C Gabriel

Robert S Gehret

Craig Alan Schell

Jason F Busschaert

Christopher T Boyle

Paul S White

Alexander G Sammons

Michael Varipatis

Nathan J Osborne

Scott K Taylor

William F Gallagher

Nicholas J Garibaldi

John T O'Callaghan

Benjamin Krupsaw

John E Buck

Nicholas R Imsand

A power tool with an ergonomic handgrip includes a housing with a rear end portion, a first front end portion, a second front end portion, and lateral sidewalls. A working end proximate the first front end portion is configured to be driven by a motor. A handle has a proximal portion coupled to the housing, a distal end portion away from the housing, a rear wall portion, a front wall portion, and a pair of sidewalls, and defines a handle axis. A trigger is coupled to the handle and defines a trigger axis. A first gripping region includes a rear concave recess on the rear end portion and a lateral concave recess extending along at least one of the lateral sidewalls generally parallel to the tool axis. A second gripping region is on the rear wall portion of the proximal portion of the handle. A third gripping region is on the second front end portion of the housing and offset rearward from first front end portion.

Power tool with ergonomic handgrip

A power tool includes a housing. A motor is housed in the housing. A platen is driven by the motor. The housing includes a first housing part, a second housing part and a third housing part. The housing defines a battery receptacle portion configured to receive a removable battery pack which powers the motor. Each of the first housing part, the second housing part and the third housing part form part of the battery receptacle portion.

Power tool

A table saw has a base assembly, a table assembly supported by the base assembly, the table assembly, and a saw assembly supported by at least one of the table assembly and the base assembly. The saw assembly has a saw blade extending through the table assembly. The base assembly has at least one foot having a substantially horizontal surface, a substantially vertical surface, and a curved surface disposed between the substantially horizontal surface and the substantially vertical surface. The substantially vertical surface is substantially coplanar with a surface of the table assembly so that the table saw can be disposed on the substantially vertical surface and the surface of the table assembly.

Table saw

Battery pack

A miter saw has a base assembly and a rotatable table disposed on the base assembly. The rotatable table is rotatable about a substantially vertical miter axis and has a substantially horizontal workpiece-supporting plane. A saw assembly is connected to the table and includes a blade. The blade is movable downwardly from a first position where the blade is above the workpiece-supporting plane to a second position where a portion of the blade is below the workpiece-supporting plane. The base assembly has a top surface and a first handle disposed on the top surface, with a first hole on the top surface extending through the base assembly, the first hole being configured to allow a user to extend the user's hand therethrough and grip the first handle.

Miter saw with improved carrying mode

The present disclosure is directed to a cordless reciprocating saw including a mechanical interface for attaching a removable battery pack. The mechanical interface includes a strike plate to reduce the effects of vibrational forces on the battery pack.

Reciprocating saw

Miter saw

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Baltimore, MD, United States of America

Christian V Elder