Black Decker Inc.

John K. Horky

Qiang Zhang

William R. Stumpf

Robert J. Opsitos

James P. Bascom

Matthew Webster

Frederick R. Bean

Adan Ayala

Robert Gehret

Michael O'banion

Mark E. Brunson

Warren A. Ceroll

Daryl S. Meredith

Peter Chaikowsky

John K Horky

James P Bascom

Robert P Welsh

Daniel N Lopano

Gabriel E Concari

Daniel Puzio

Michael Lester O'Banion

Robert S Gehret

Geoffrey Stephen Howard

Gary Noffke

Stamati Arakas

Warren A Ceroll

James R Parks

Robert Alan Berry

Philip T Miller

Michael L Agronin

John C Wenig

Matthew C Webster

Todd J Huston

Andrew E Seman, Jr

Joseph Patrick Kelleher

Robert J Opsitos, Jr

John Louis McKibben

James Dunlap Hays

Rex Allen Marshall, Jr

Wesson Charles

Michael A Nelson

John P Zellinger

Jeffrey P Grant

Yanchao Wang

Matthew Chamberlain

Jack Dunning

Jessica Wiley

Mark E Brunson

Frederick R Bean

William R Stumpf

Daryl S Meredith

David A Carrier

Paul S White

Andrew E Seman

Michael P Baron

Daniel L Krout

Seth M Robinson

David J Doss

Robert J Opsitos

A laser device operating system includes a laser device generating a laser beam when receiving a remote control unit command signal. The remote control unit operates in a public or private mode. In public mode the remote control unit generates a command signal transmitted to the laser device. In private mode the remote control unit generates a unique identifier prepended to the command signal. The laser device operates in a laser device public or private mode. In public mode the laser device responds to the remote control unit command signal or the command signal if transmitted by a second remote control unit. In private mode the laser device operates only upon receipt of the command signal and unique identifier, preventing laser device operation by the second remote control unit if the second unit does not include the unique identifier with the command signal.

Communication protocol for remotely controlled laser devices

The present disclosure describes an anchor device for receiving and securing a shaft thereto. The device includes an outer housing within which a jaw assembly is secured. The outer housing of the device may in turn be secured to or within a support structure such as a building component. Jaw components of the jaw assembly may be threaded. Furthermore, the jaw assembly has at least two configurations. In a first configuration, at least one jaw component is positioned away from a central shaft axis against the biasing force of a biasing member. A removable or reconfigurable holding member or stop member selectively secures the at least one jaw component in this position. A second configuration is the result of the holding member being reconfigured by the inserted shaft. The shaft triggers movement of the at least one jaw component toward the central shaft axis and into contact with the shaft.

Snap nut concrete anchor assembly

A magazine is configured to be removably coupled to a power tool housing of a power tool. The magazine has a housing configured to be rotatably attachable to the power tool housing. An advancing mechanism is received in the magazine housing, and is configured to advance a strip of collated fasteners into position to be driven by the power tool. An indexing ring has a plurality of recesses and is configured to be non-rotatably attached to the power tool housing. A detent is biased to removably engage one of the plurality of recesses, and is configured to be non-rotatably attached to the magazine housing. The detent removably engages the recesses to allow for indexed tool-free rotation of the magazine housing relative to the power tool housing.

Nosepiece and magazine for power screwdriver

A table saw guard assembly for guarding a blade on a table saw is provided. The table saw guard assembly includes a support structure and a hood assembly including at least one of a front curtain, first side curtain, second side curtain and top curtain, wherein each of said curtains are independently moveable and/or removable from the hood assembly. Furthermore, a table saw guard assembly is provided including a quick release mechanism for connecting the hood assembly to the support structure.

Table saw guard

A laser level includes a housing, a pendulum pivotably mounted to the housing, and a laser diode assembly disposed on the pendulum. A gimbal assembly is employed for pivotably mounting the pendulum to the housing. The gimbal assembly includes a frame connected to the housing, a first pair of bearings disposed on the frame, an axle extending through the first pair of bearings, a body disposed on the axle and pivotably supporting the pendulum, and a second pair of bearings disposed between the body and the pendulum. The first pair of bearings is disposed on one side of the second pair of bearings.

Laser level

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Lutherville, MD, United States of America

John K Horky