Whirlpool Corporation

Techtronic Cordless Gp

Jeffrey Carl Loebig

David J Gushwa

Euan Skinner MacLeod

Michael P Conti

Yung Leong Hin

Kevin James Beber

Qu Zhi Jie

Thomas Allen Gillette

Brent A Rowland

Jeremy T Wolters

Fernando R Oliveira

Alex R Oliveira

Eric Tauzer

Joao Paulo M Goncalves

Kaitlyn M Benoit

Zachary A Lownds

Wan Liang

Leong Hin Yung

James Fan Zhao

Huang Yong Hang

Man Kit Ho

Fan Zhao

Daivd J Gushwa

Shuai Zhang

A food processor includes a bowl with a removable lid. Food items are advanced into the bowl through a feed tube formed in the lid where they are cut by a blade assembly. A rotating disk is adjustable relative to the blade assembly to vary the thickness of the food items cut by the blade assembly.

Food processor with adjustable blade assembly

A laser level containing a housing, an electronic tilt sensor located in the housing; a controller to which the electronic tilt sensor is connected, and a laser module. The controller is communicable with a first display device and a second display device. The laser line is adapted to project a straight ground laser line on a flat surface. The electronic tilt sensor is adapted to detect a tilt of the laser level and provide a measurement signal to the controller. The controller is adapted to provide a display signal to the first and second display devices to display information about the tilt. By using an electronic tilt sensor, the laser level can provide accurate indicate of the tilt of the device and also allows such tilt information to be processed further.

Laser level with electronic tilt sensor

A cooking and processing appliance includes a container having a lid and a stirring mechanism for rotating at least one processing attachment of a plurality of processing attachments, a housing having a receptacle for receiving the container and having a motor in communication with the stirring mechanism, a heating structure disposed within the housing and a wall of the container, a heating activation system included within the housing and the container, wherein the heating structure defines a heating-active state when the container is received within the receptacle, a mixing activation system, wherein the motor defines a mixing active state when the container is received within the receptacle and the lid is in a closed position and a control in communication with the heating structure and the stirring mechanism.

Multi-cook and food processing prep product

A food processor includes a base and a bowl with a removable lid. Food items are advanced into the bowl through a feed tube formed in the lid where they are cut by a cutting assembly driven by a motor. The cutting assembly is adjustable to vary the thickness of the cut food items. An adjustment assembly positioned in the base is operable to adjust the cutting thickness of the cutting assembly while the cutting assembly is driven by the motor.

Food processing device with an externally operated adjustment mechanism

A food processing device () includes a drive assembly coupled to a dualaction cutting tool () and a single-action dicing tool (). First and second cutting assemblies () are disposed on the cutting tool () and are adapted to make first and second cuts in a food substrate as the cutting tool () rotates within a food processing path (). The cutting tool () is further adapted to urge the cut food substrate towards and through the dicing tool () where generally parallel spaced-apart blades () further cut the food substrate to form diced food elements. The sequential cutting arrangement of the cutting tool () and the dicing tool () provides for a food processing device () that is capable of dicing a food substrate with lower torque and lower power requirements as compared to conventional dicing methods.

Modified dicing procedure for a food processor

A food processing device includes a dicing kit adapted to be received in a bowl which is coupled to a base. The dicing kit includes a dicing grid disposed within a frame which is coupled to a cover member having a rotating slicing tool disposed there between. The slicing tool is positively captured between the dicing grid frame and the cover member and is further adapted to rotate as powered by a motor disposed in the base portion of the food processor.

Dicing tool for domestic food processing device

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Jeffrey Carl Loebig