Driving Rod Assembly for Power Tool
AssigneeCompass Corporation
InventorTzu-Chien Wang
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AssigneeCompass Corporation
InventorTzu-Chien Wang
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A driving rod assembly includes a rod having an insertion section for coupling with a rotating head of a power tool and an operative section for coupling with an external tool. The rod further includes an outer periphery having first and second positioning grooves and a positioning portion between the first and second positioning grooves. The operative section includes a coupling portion located in front of the second positioning groove and having a stopper edge wider than the positioning portion. A coupling end is provided at a front end of the operative section. A C-clip is mounted on the positioning portion of the rod. A jacket includes a receiving section slideably mounted around the positioning portion. The jacket further includes a coupling section located mounted around the coupling portion of the rod to rotate together with the rod. The receiving section includes a coupling groove for receiving the C-clip.
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The driving rod assembly for a power tool as claimed in claim 7, wherein the first positioning groove includes a front side having a first inclined guiding face inclining forward, wherein the first positioning groove further includes a rear side having a first stopper face perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, and wherein the second positioning groove includes a rear side having a second inclined guiding face inclining rearward.
The driving rod assembly for a power tool as claimed in claim 7, wherein each of the first positioning groove and the second positioning groove of the rod includes a bottom wall having a diameter smaller than a diameter of the operative section of the rod.
The driving rod assembly for a power tool as claimed in claim 7, wherein the jacket further includes a third inclined guiding face extending from behind the coupling groove to the rear end of the receiving section and having increasing diameters toward the rear end of the receiving section.
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A driving rod assembly for a power tool, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.