Robert Boschgmbh

Martin Noack

Uwe Engelfried

Joao Bergner

Klaus Baumgartner

The invention relates to an electric power tool with a housing, in which a drive mechanism is received; the electric power tool includes a shaft, with a chuck ( ) received in it, for receiving a tool insert ( ). The chuck ( ) is surrounded by an annular bearing face ( ). The bearing face ( ) includes receiving elements that enable the guidance of the electric power tool on a guide rail ( ), such as receptacles ( ) and ( ) for slip-on tools ( ), such as templates, that can be received on the support ( ).

Electric tool comprising a universal mounting for tool attachments

The invention relates to an electric hand tool ( ) with an electric motor contained in a housing, which drives a chip-removing tool ( ). The mounting section ( ) of a mounting rail ( ) is mounted in a detent locking fashion onto the mounting base ( ) of the electric hand tool ( ). A carriage-shaped component equipped with a compass point ( ) is mounted onto this mounting rail ( ) and/or a parallel fence ( ) can be adjustably positioned on it.

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Leinfelden, Germany

Martin Noack