Htc Products, Inc.

Other

Trynex Incorporated

Hic Products Incorporated

Timothy William Hewitt

Michael Ursell

Marc Francis

Charles J Truan

James Phillip Truan

William Hewitt

Mounting bracket and rail for portable tool stand

Vise for portable tool stand

Rail for tool mounting brackets and the like

Tool mounting bracket with light fixture

A fence for guiding a work surface past a saw blade supported by a table having a support tube running substantially perpendicular to the saw blade. The fence includes a rip fence having a plurality of studs disposed on opposing sides thereof. A pair of fence faces are positioned on opposing sides of the rip fence and have a plurality of slots for removably engaging the studs thereby securing the face fences to the rip fence. A rip fence head is affixed beneath the rip fence. A lockdown clasps the support tube with the rip fence head for securing the fence to the tablesaw. The lockdown includes an adjustment mechanism for stabilizing the fence to the support tube independently of the lockdown. The adjustment mechanism is adjustable relative to the lockdown so that the position of the fence on the support tube can be accurately adjusted by moving the fence relative to the lockdown mechanism.

Fence

Portable tool stand

A stand for movably supporting a workpiece is disclosed. The stand includes a base, a support and a plurality of roller assemblies. The support is releasably connected to the base for permitting the height of the stand to be altered. The roller assemblies are mounted on diverging surfaces which are in turn mounted at oblique angles relative to the support for permitting non-interfering movement of the workpiece relative thereto. Each roller assembly includes a sphere captured within a collar mounted on a selected one of the diverging surfaces for permitting free-rolling movement of the sphere relative to the collar and the workpiece.

Rollerstand

A mobile base assembly wherein a plurality of wheelsare attached to a framefor movably supporting the frameon a support surfaceand an anchor mechanismlifts the wheelsfrom the support surfaceand anchors the frameto the support surface. A pair of spaced plates (or) are attached to the frameand an anchor memberis pivotally mounted between the plates (or) for pivotal movement between an anchor position (FIG.) and a retracted position (FIG.). A leveris pivotally mounted between the plates (or) and presents a camfor engaging and pivoting the anchor memberagainst the biasing reaction of a springfrom the retracted position to the anchor position. A footis attached to a foot flange extending from the anchor memberand has a basefor engaging the support surfacein the anchor position.

Floor stop for a mobile base

A brake and wheel assembly featuring a brake band and an actuator capable of being moved between first and second braking positions. The brake band is carried by a support and is suspended tangentially across the surface of a wheel. The wheel is rotatably supported on an axle. The actuator is supported in the assembly, and applies a tangential force on the brake band so that first and second braking surfaces on the brake band frictionally engage the actuator in the respective first and second braking positions.

Brake and wheel assembly

A mobile base assembly for movably supporting machinery comprises stamped corner members, extension members, support wheel attachments, caster wheel assemblies, and at least two stops for supporting the machinery in a stationary position. The extension members and the corner members each have a plurality of holes. The holes in the extension members can be aligned with the holes in the corner member for receipt of bolts to fasten the extension member to the corner member. Further, each caster wheel assembly has a lifting mechanism that allows the mobile base assembly to be raised and lowered. The mobile base assembly is mobile in the raised position and stationary in the lowered position. In an alternative embodiment the support wheel attachments and caster wheel assemblies are attached directly to the machinery.

Mobile base

A spreader assembly for spreading materials such as, for example, salt seed or fertilizer. The spreader assembly includes a motor and transmission drive assembly which is mounted outside of the hopper to protect the motor and drive assembly from corrosive materials in the hopper. The transmission motor assembly allows a small motor with high revolutions per minute to be used and still supply the necessary torque needed to properly spread material. The spreader assembly also includes a modular mounting frame system which allows the frame to be mounted to vehicles of different sizes. The frame allows pivoting of the spreader about one axis and latching to a latching bar to secure the spreader assembly in the latched position. Rail mounting brackets are disclosed which permit mounting of the frame to the bed rails of a vehicle without the need to drill holes in to the bed rail. A rub bar is provided to prevent the spreader assembly from being pivoted when the hopper is full of material which could lead to damage to the support frame or vehicle. A unique top is provided to cover the hopper. The top employs the air flow over the top to prevent the top from being blown off of the hopper.

Spreader assembly

A vehicle mounted broom that has a modular construction, improved sweeping action and versatile mounting capabilities. The modular construction allows wings to be attached to the main housing to increase the length of the broom and, if desired, the sweep angle. The broom has uniquely configured brushes that reduce greatly or eliminate rocking of the brushes with respect to the housing to which they are removably mounted. The versatile mounting system includes mounting brackets fixed to the housing which receive various mounting packages for mounting to different vehicles.

Growing community of inventors

Pleasant Ridge, MI, United States of America

Timothy William Hewitt