Movable fence for a machine tool
AssigneeBlack & Decker Inc.
InventorsWarren A. Ceroll, Robert S. Gehret, Daniel Puzio, Frederick R. Bean, Michael L. O'Banion, David A. Porter
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AssigneeBlack & Decker Inc.
InventorsWarren A. Ceroll, Robert S. Gehret, Daniel Puzio, Frederick R. Bean, Michael L. O'Banion, David A. Porter
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An adjustable rip fence for a machine tool has a fence which is movable with respect to the cutting tool due to a rack and pinion. The rail assembly supporting the fence include a pair of stationary rails which are secure to the machine tool. A movable rail telescopically engages each stationary rail and the movement of each rail is accomplished by the rotation of a pair of pinion gears each of which engages a respective rack on the movable rails. The simultaneous rotation of the pinion gears is the result of both pinion gears being secured to a common pinion shaft which is rotatably secured to the machine tool. The telescoping nature of the rails allows for adjustment of the fence beyond the working surface of the machine tool.
A machine tool having a base, said machine tool comprising:
A machine tool comprising:
A fence assembly comprising:
A method of positioning a fence on a machine tool, said method comprising the steps of:
A machine tool comprising:
A machine tool having a cutting tool defining a normal cutting direction, said machine tool comprising:
A machine tool defining a first direction and comprising:
A machine tool having a cutting tool with a normal cutting direction, said machine tool comprising:
A fence assembly comprising:
A fence assembly comprising:
In a machine tool having a work table with a work supporting surface and front, rear and opposite side edges, a stationary rail extending along each of said front and rear edges between opposed side edges of said work supporting surface, said stationary rails not extending outwardly of said side edges and a fence connected to said stationary rails, the improvement comprising means for increasing the effective size of said work supporting surface.
In a machine tool having a work table with a work supporting surface and front, rear and opposite side edges, a stationary rail extending along each of said front and rear edges between said side edges of said work supporting surface, said stationary rails not extending outwardly of said side edges, the improvement comprising a movable rail engaging each said stationary rail and a fence mounted on said movable rails, said fence being movable beyond at least one of said side edges of said work supporting surface by moving said movable rails relative to said stationary rails.
A fence assembly for use in combination with a machine tool having a work table having an edge which defines a width of said work table, said fence assembly comprising:
A fence assembly for use in combination with a machine tool having a work table having an edge which defines a width of said work table, said fence assembly comprising:
A method of positioning a fence on a machine tool, said machine tool having a work table, a stationary rail connected to and extending between opposed edges of said work table and a movable rail engaging said stationary rail, said method comprising the steps of:
A machine tool comprising:
A fence assembly comprising:
A machine tool having a base, said machine tool comprising:
A machine tool having a base, said machine tool comprising:
A machine tool comprising:
A machine tool comprising:
A machine tool comprising:
A machine tool having a base, said machine tool comprising:
A fence assembly comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.