Spring loaded adjustable head
AssigneeDynabrade, Inc.
InventorsJeffrey Michael Sabin, Frank D. Lehman, John Thomas Swaine
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Abstract
An adjustable mechanism for an angle drill or a die grinder, including a receiver, including a first section, and a second section connected to the first section, a mating component, a tension component arranged on the second section, and an axial sliding support operatively arranged to be secured to the second section, wherein at least one of the first section and the mating component includes a plurality of holes and the other of the first section and the mating component includes one or more pins, the one or more pins being operatively arranged to removably engage the plurality of holes.
Claims20
An adjustable mechanism for an angle drill or a die grinder, comprising:
- a receiver, including:
- a first section;
- and,
- a second section connected to the first section;
- a mating component;
- a tension component arranged on the second section;
- and,
- an axial sliding support operatively arranged to be secured to the second section;
- wherein at least one of the first section and the mating component includes a plurality of holes and the other of the first section and the mating component includes one or more pins, the one or more pins being operatively arranged to removably engage the plurality of holes.
An angle rotation device, comprising:
- an adjustable mechanism, including:
- a receiver, including:
- a first section;
- and,
- a second section connected to the first section;
- a mating component arranged to engage the receiver;
- a tension component arranged on the second section;
- and,
- an axial sliding support operatively arranged to be secured to the second section;
- an adjustable head connected to the mating component;
- and,
- a motor connected to the receiver;
- wherein at least one of the first section and the mating component includes a plurality of holes and the other of the first section and the mating component includes one or more pins, the one or more pins being operatively arranged to removably engage the plurality of holes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.