Black Decker Inc.

The Black & Decker Company

Qiang Zhang

William R. Stumpf

Robert J. Opsitos

James P. Bascom

Matthew Webster

Frederick R. Bean

Adan Ayala

Robert Gehret

Michael O'banion

John K. Horky

Mark E. Brunson

Warren A. Ceroll

Daryl S. Meredith

Frederick R Bean

Michael Lester O'Banion

Daniel Puzio

Robert S Gehret

Warren A Ceroll

David A Porter

Daniel A Ferrara

James R Parks

Robert P Welsh

Jason Carl McRoberts

Andrew Walker

Micah Alan Coleman

Scott M Livingston

Wade Charles King

Frank A DeSantis

Maria I Kenyon

Kevin Brewer

Louis M Shadeck

Christopher J Murray

William R Stumpf

Christopher Bruce Murray

Peter Chaikowsky

David E Duncanson

Carl F Merhar, Iii

Lewis Hampton Rohr

Stuart J Wright

Mark E Brunson

Richard Thomas Walter

Darren B Moss

Daryl S Meredith

James D Schroeder

Richard C Nickels, Jr

Martin P Gierke

Craig A Oktavec

Michael R Sell

Steven McClaskey

R Roby Bailey

Steven K McKeithen

Dale C Grieb

Alfred Schiazza, Iii

Gregory Scott Snider

Oleksiy P Sergyeyenko

Brent Austin Kuehne

David A Carrier

Ashok Samuel Baskar

Scott D Price

Gregg L Sheddy

Lee Michael Brendel

James P Bascom

Thomas R Kaye, Jr

Michael P Baron

Terry L Turner

Robert H Gifford

Brian P Wattenbach

Andrea Garuglieri

Louis August Gibbons

John K Horky

Philip T Miller

John S Vantran

Tyler Knight

Nicholas A Mondich

David J Doss

Matthew C Webster

Stephanie L Vogel

Kendall M Smith

Robert J Opsitos

Eric Prendeville

Bryan Slocum

Glenn A Pettet

Emmanuel Gloria

Jason Mcroberts

Micah A Coleman

Jason Mc Roberts

Frank A De Santis

A power tool that includes a tool body housing, a drive system, a tool head and a connection system. The drive system is housed in the tool body housing. The tool head, which is configured to perform work on a work piece, includes a tool head housing and an input member that is driven by the drive system when the tool head is coupled to the tool body housing. The tool head can be engaged to the tool body housing in at least two pre-defined and distinct orientations. The connection system secures the tool head to the tool body housing in each of the at least two pre-defined and distinct orientations.

Power tool with interchangeable tool head

A cutting device including a stand and a saw supported by the stand. The saw includes a motor and a blade rotatably driven by the motor. A pair of rails is supported by the stand. A tray is configured to support an object to be cut on an upper surface and including a roller assembly on a lower surface. The tray is slidable along the pair of rails towards and away from the blade. At least one of the rails is disposed over a basin configured to hold water.

Tile saw

A portable power tool includes a motor located in a motor housing of the tool and having a rotary output shaft, a working part arranged to be driven by the rotary output shaft, a dust collection container arranged to collect dust produced by the operation of the power tool on a workpiece during use, and a fan. The fan is arranged to be rotated about an axis by the motor to convey the dust to the dust collection container, the axis of rotation of the fan being non-coaxial with the rotary output shaft of the motor. A part of an exterior surface of the dust collection container is formed as a recess into which the motor housing at least partly extends, such that the dust collection container extends at least partly around the motor housing.

Portable power tool

A power drill can comprise a housing having a motor that includes an output member. A rotary output spindle can be journaled in the housing. A transmission can be disposed in the housing and include a first output gear and a second output gear. The transmission can selectively couple the output member to the output spindle through one of the first output gear or the second output gear for rotating the output spindle at one of a first speed or a second speed, respectively. A speed shift assembly can include a guide plate and a user engageable member. The guide plate can selectively influence movement of the first and second output gears. The user engageable member can be movable between a first speed position and a second speed position. Movement between the first and second positions can cause the second output gear to at least partially nest into the first output gear.

Power tool transmission

A tool for moving an abrasive media can include a tool body and a drive system housed in the tool body. The drive system can include an output member. A retaining member can be disposed on the tool body. A first platen having a first attachment hub can be selectively coupled with the retaining member in an installed position. The first platen can have a first rotatable member that selectively attaches to the output member in a first mode of operation. A second platen having a second attachment hub can selectively couple with the retaining member in an installed position. The second platen can have a second rotatable member that selectively attaches to the output member in a second mode of operation.

Multi-sander

The present invention is directed toward a system for forming miter joints including a miter saw and an angle gauge. The miter saw includes a platform with a kerf slot and a pair of arcuate slots. Each arcuate slot includes an associated rail located on the underside of the platform. A fence is coupled to each of the rails such that the fence may be pivoted with respect to the platform. The angle measurement tool is a one-handed tool including spring loaded paddles that measure the angle between intersecting surfaces. The angle measurement tool connects to the miter saw to permit the transfer of the measured angle to the fences.

System for forming a miter joint

A saw with a base assembly, a table pivotably attached to the base assembly, a housing pivotably attached to the table, at least one rail slidably connected to the housing, and a saw assembly disposed on the at least one rail. The saw assembly includes a motor, and a blade driven by the motor. The saw also includes a dust collector attached to the saw assembly, the dust collector having a tube that extends through the housing.

Dust collector

A miter saw having a base assembly, a rotatable table rotatably disposed on the base assembly, and a saw assembly rotatably supported by the table. The miter saw also has a miter lock assembly for locking the rotational position of the saw of the table relative to the base assembly.

Miter assembly for miter saws

An improved miter saw comprises a base assembly, a table rotatably attached to the base assembly, a saw assembly pivotably attached to the table, a wear ring non-fixedly attached between the base assembly and the table and wear ring. Other inventions are described herein.

Miter saw

Telescoping rails for a table saw

The table saw disclosed herein includes a table, a saw assembly pivotally attached to the table, the saw assembly comprising an arbor movable relative to the table, a bevel shaft operatively connected to the saw assembly for pivoting the saw assembly, and a height shaft operatively connected to the saw assembly for moving the arbor relative to the table, wherein distance between the height shaft and the table is larger than distance between the bevel shaft and the table. Also disclosed is a saw includes a table having a first miter gauge slot, a base supporting the table, a saw assembly pivotably connected to at least one of the table and the base for carrying a rotatable cutting tool so that the tool protrudes through and above the table, at least part of the saw assembly being underneath the table, the saw assembly comprising a cradle, and a sector gear connected to the cradle, and a first bevel stop disposed underneath the first miter gauge slot, wherein the first bevel stop can contact the sector gear when the saw assembly is pivoted in one direction.

Table saw

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Finksburg, MD, United States of America

Frederick R Bean