Tools holder
AssigneeX'pole Precision Tools Inc.
InventorPeter CHEN
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Abstract
A tools holder is provided with a base including a rear fastening member configured to secure to a mounting groove of a lathe, and a front groove member, and at least one hole extending from an outer surface to the groove member; a blade including a front cutting member and a rear tenon fitted into the groove member; and at least one fastener each driven through one of the at least one hole to urge against the tenon for fastening the base and the blade. The tools holder is capable of increasing length by assembling at least one interconnecting member between the base and the blade. Further, the assembly is secured due to complimentary engagement of any two adjacent components and the provision of threaded fasteners.
Claims8
A tools holder comprising:
- a base including a rear fastening member configured to secure to a mounting groove of a lathe, and a first front groove member, and at least one first hole extending from an outer surface to the first front groove member;
- a blade including a front cutting member and a first rear tenon;
- at least one interconnecting member including a second rear tenon and a second front groove member;
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- at least one first fastener driven through the at least one first hole to urge against the first or second rear tenon for fastening the base and the blade,
- wherein the at least one interconnecting member is optionally connected between the base and the blade;
- when the base is directly connected to the blade, the first rear tenon is fitted into the first front groove member;
- when the at least one interconnecting member is applied, the second rear tenon is fitted into the first front groove, and the first rear tenon is fitted into the second front groove, wherein a dimension of the first front groove is identical to that of the second front groove, and a dimension of the first rear tenon is identical to that of the second rear tenon.
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