Table saw cart
AssigneeSuper Made Products Co., Ltd.
InventorSan-Ching Wu
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Abstract
A table saw cart comprised of a framework of a carrier containing multiple lateral and longitudinal frames, a foldable frame and a set of front wheels; those longitudinal frames being movable for adjustment to compromise the size of the individual machine; expansion and elevation brackets adapted to both sides of the carrier providing effective positioning for the work piece by eccentric locking device adapted with a handle, gravity self-locking device, and rotary limiting frame; elevated extension rods on both sides of the front legs of the cart firmly securing the cart when erected; erection of cart being controlled by a pull with three sets of locking pin; and a hidden leg being provided to the front wheels of the cart to lift up the rubber wheels out of the ground when the cart is stretched out.
Claims11
A table saw cart essentially comprised of a framework of a carrier, a foldable frame, and a set of front wheels, wherein the carrier related to a framework fixed at the upper end of the foldable frame including multiple lateral and longitudinal frames;
- those longitudinal frames being allowed freely moving on those lateral frames to adjust for locking location to compromise the size of individual machine mounted thereon;
- the foldable frame related to a cross leg frame allowing mobile elevation including a front leg and a rear leg;
- the rear leg being flexibly inserted to an expansion tube frame;
- and two elevated extension levers being respectively disposed to both sides of the lower end of the front leg;
- a set of front wheels each disposed at the lower end of the front leg;
- a hidden leg being pivoted to where between both front wheels;
- a connection rod being each provided at where between both sides of the hidden leg and the rear leg of the foldable frame;
- and the front wheels being lifted out of the ground by the hidden leg when the cart is elevated and stretched out.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.