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US 2004/0103769 A1Published application
Dust collection arrangement for a miter saw
OwnerJames R. Parks, Brian P. Wattenbach +2inventors
InventorsJames R. Parks, Brian P. Wattenbach, Steven McKeithen, James H. Stiles III
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Abstract
A miter saw includes a base, a table rotatably attached to the base, a support housing connected to the table, a saw assembly connected to the support housing, the saw assembly comprising a pivot arm, an upper blade guard connected to the pivot arm, a motor attached to the upper blade guard, and a blade driven by the motor, and a dust collector having a main body, wherein at least one slot is disposed on the main body.
Claims7
A miter saw comprising:
- a base;
- a table rotatably attached to the base;
- a support housing connected to the table;
- a saw assembly connected to the support housing, the saw assembly comprising a pivot arm, an upper blade guard connected to the pivot arm, a motor attached to the upper blade guard, and a blade driven by the motor;
- and
- a dust collector having a main body, wherein a first slot is disposed on the main body.
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A miter saw comprising:
- a base;
- a table rotatably attached to the base;
- a support housing connected to the table;
- and
- a saw assembly connected to the support housing, the saw assembly comprising a pivot arm, an upper blade guard connected to the pivot arm, a motor attached to the upper blade guard, and a blade driven by the motor and partly disposed within the upper blade guard,
- wherein the upper blade guard defines a cavity, the upper blade guard having a rib within the cavity, the rib being substantially perpendicular to a plane defined by the blade.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.