Adjustable magnetism shelter of a cutter holder
OwnerChin-Chiu CHENinventor
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Abstract
An adjusting magnetism shelter of a cutter holder has a stationary collar, a sliding assembly and a cap. The stationary collar has a disk and multiple sliding recesses. A first hole is defined in the disk. The sliding recesses are defined in the disk. The sliding assembly has multiple sliding bars. Each sliding bar is mounted in a sliding recess and has a magnetism bar and a moving shaft. The magnetism bar has a reflection surface. The moving shaft protrudes from each sliding bar. The cap covers the stationary collar and has a top board. The top board has multiple arc grooves. Each arc groove has an inner end and an outer end. The inner end of the arc groove is near the first hole. The outer end of the arc groove is far away from the first hole and is inserted into one of the moving shafts.
Claims8
An adjustable magnetism shelter of a cutter holder comprising:
- a stationary collar having
- a disk having
- a center;
- and
- a top surface;
- a first hole defined in the top surface at the center of the disk;
- multiple sliding recesses defined radially in and defined the top surface of the disk and around the first hole;
- a sliding assembly having
- multiple sliding bars separately mounted slidably in the sliding recesses and having
- a second end;
- and
- a magnetism bar having a reflection surface having a wave shape and disposed opposite to a corresponding sliding bar;
- a moving shaft mounted on and protruding from the second end of the sliding bar;
- and
- a cap covering and mounted on the stationary collar and having
- a top board having
- a bottom surface;
- a top hole defined through the top board, aligned with the first hole of the stationary collar;
- multiple arc grooves separately defined in and defined around the bottom surface of the top board and each arc groove having
- an inner end of the arc groove being near the first hole;
- and
- an outer end of the arc groove being far away from the first hole and inserted by one of the moving shafts of the sliding assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.