Tool bit case
AssigneeTechtronic Industries Co. Ltd.
InventorsThomas Evatt, James Mays
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Abstract
A tool bit case includes a housing and a tool bit retainer pivotally coupled to the housing. The tool bit retainer includes a retainer housing having a plurality of tool bit apertures configured to receive a plurality of tool bits, and a locking mechanism moveably coupled to the retainer housing between a first position, in which the locking mechanism engages the plurality of tool bits to inhibit removal of the plurality of tool bits from the retainer housing, and a second position, in which the locking mechanism disengages the plurality of tool bits to allow removal of the plurality of tool bits from the retainer housing.
Claims20
A tool bit case comprising:
- a housing;
- and
- a tool bit retainer pivotally coupled to the housing, the tool bit retainer including
- a retainer housing including a plurality of tool bit apertures configured to receive a plurality of tool bits, and
- a locking mechanism moveably coupled to the retainer housing between a first position, in which the locking mechanism engages the plurality of tool bits to inhibit removal of the plurality of tool bits from the retainer housing, and a second position, in which the locking mechanism disengages the plurality of tool bits to allow removal of the plurality of tool bits from the retainer housing.
A tool bit case comprising:
- a first housing member and a second housing member pivotally coupled together about an axis;
- a plurality of tool bit retainers pivotally coupled between the first and the second housing members about the axis, each tool bit retainer including
- a retainer housing including a plurality of tool bit apertures configured to receive a plurality of tool bits;
- and
- a locking mechanism moveably coupled to the retainer housing between a first position, in which the locking mechanism engages the plurality of tool bits to inhibit removal of the plurality of tool bits from the retainer housing, and a second position, in which the locking mechanism disengages the plurality of tool bits to allow removal of the plurality of tool bits from the retainer housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.