Portable machine tool
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorRobert Simm
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Abstract
A portable machine tool, in particular a hand-held planing machine, includes at least one workpiece positioning unit and at least one insert tool unit. The at least one workpiece positioning unit has at least one workpiece positioning surface. The at least one insert tool unit projects at least partially over the at least one workpiece positioning surface in order to permit processing of workpiece. The portable machine tool further includes at least one adjustment unit that is configured, in at least one state, to set at least one orientation of one or more of the insert tool unit and the workpiece positioning surface relative to one another.
Claims16
A portable power tool, comprising:
- an adjustable first workpiece contact surface defining a first surface plane;
- a second workpiece contact surface defining a second surface plane;
- an insert tool projecting at least partially beyond the first surface plane in order to perform work on a workpiece;
- an insertion depth operating element;
- and
- a rotary disk element, wherein, in a first state, the insertion depth operating element is configured to be fixed to the rotary disk element such that the insertion depth operating element corotates with the rotary disk element, the insertion depth operating element and the rotary disk element configured to cooperate in the first state so as to adjust an alignment of the first workpiece contact surface relative to the insert tool and the second workpiece contact surface, and
- wherein, in a second state, the insertion depth operating element is not fixed to the rotary disk element such that the insertion depth operating element is movable relative to the rotary disk element.
A hand-held power planer, comprising:
- a first workpiece contact surface defining a first surface plane;
- an adjustable insert tool defining an insert tool axis and projecting at least partially beyond the first surface plane in order to perform work on a workpiece;
- and
- a setting mechanism configured to adjust an alignment of the insert tool axis relative to the first workpiece contact surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.