Quick-Turn Driving Tool
OwnerMou-Tang Liouinventor
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Abstract
A driving tool includes a body and an auxiliary handle. The body includes a first rod and a second rod perpendicular to each other. The first rod includes an insertion hole and at least one receiving slot. The second rod is mounted between two opposite ends of the first rod. The auxiliary handle includes a connection slot mounted on the body, and an engaging recess. An adjusting member is mounted in the insertion hole and movable in relation to the first rod. At least one engaging member is received in the receiving slot and the engaging recess and is abutted against the adjusting member. Thus, the auxiliary handle is freely rotatable relative to the first rod.
Claims14
A driving tool comprising:
- a body including a first rod extending along a first axis, and a second rod extending along a second axis perpendicular to the first axis, with the first rod including a driving end and an operating end spaced from the driving end along the first axis, with the first rod including an insertion hole extending from the operating end along the first axis, and at least one receiving slot extending along a radial direction perpendicular to the first axis, with one end of the receiving slot interconnected with the insertion hole, with another end of the receiving slot connected to an outer periphery of the first rod, with the second rod mounted between the driving end and the operating end of the first rod;
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- an auxiliary handle including a connection slot disposed at one end thereof and mounted on the operating end of the body along the first axis, with the auxiliary handle including an engaging recess extending around an inner periphery of the connection slot, with the auxiliary handle further including an adjusting member, and at least one engaging member, with the adjusting member mounted in the insertion hole and movable in relation to the first rod along the first axis, with the adjusting member including a cone portion disposed at one end thereof, with the engaging member received in the receiving slot, with one end of the engaging member abutted against the cone portion, with another end of the engaging member engaged in the engaging recess, and with the auxiliary handle freely rotatable relative to the first rod about the first axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.