Robert Boschgmbh

Hermann Schaible

Pascal Schnell

Arno Lenzi

Robert Simm

Tom Staeubli

Reto Michel

A bearing device of a portable power tool, in particular a router, has at least one main body unit. The main body unit is formed as a corner guiding unit and has a bearing surface and a lead-through opening. The bearing surface is configured to bear on a workpiece. The lead-through opening is configured to receive an insert tool configured to perform work on a workpiece.

Bearing device

A portable power tool includes at least one drive unit configured to drive an insert tool, at least one housing unit in which the drive unit is disposed, and at least one marking unit configured to mark a relative position of a drive axis of the drive unit on a workpiece to be machined. The the marking unit is disposed on the housing unit.

Portable power tool

A portable power tool includes at least one seating unit configured to seat on a workpiece, at least one housing unit mounted so as to be movable relative to the seating unit, and at least one movement delimitation unit that has at least one movement delimitation element configured to set a length of a movement travel of the housing unit relative to the seating unit. The portable power tool further includes at least one decoupling unit configured, in at least one operating state, to decouple the movement delimitation unit from a movement of the housing unit when the movement delimitation element is in a fixed state. The decoupling of the movement delimination unit occurring at least in the case of a movement of the housing unit in the direction of the seating unit.

A machine tool, particularly a hand machine tool, including an indexing mechanism which is switchable by an actuating element via at least one coupling element, and including at least one spring element arranged in the flux of force between the actuating element and the coupling element. The spring element in the flux of force from the actuating element in the direction of the coupling element is fixedly connected to a first component in at least two actuating directions, and in the opposite direction of the flux of force, is fixedly connected to a second component at least in the two actuating directions.

Growing community of inventors

Biberist, Switzerland

Hermann Schaible