Saw device, stack arrangement, cover arrangement, transport arrangement and method
AssigneeFestool GmbH
InventorsPhilipp EISENMANN, Sibylle RAPP
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Abstract
A saw device, in particular a circular table saw or a miter saw, including a saw unit with a saw blade and a support structure, which can be placed with its underside on a base and has a workpiece support on which a workpiece can be placed while it is being sawn with the saw device. The saw device has a coupling interface via which a releasable, vertically tension-proof coupling with at least one system box can be produced in order to form a vertical stack together with the at least one system box in such a way that the saw device assumes a transport orientation in the vertical stack in which transport orientation the workpiece support is vertically oriented with its support plane.
Claims20
A saw device comprising a saw unit, the saw unit comprising:
- a saw blade and a support structure which is positionable with an underside on a base and has a workpiece support on which a workpiece is positionable when the workpiece is being sawn with the saw device,
- the saw device having a coupling interface via which a releasable, vertically tension-proof coupling is able to be established with at least one system box in order to form a vertical stack together with the at least one system box in such a way that the saw device assumes a transport orientation in the vertical stack, in which transport orientation the workpiece support is oriented vertically with its support plane.
A cover arrangement with a cover structure configured as a protective hood for accommodating a power tool, the protective hood having a coupling interface with which a releasable, vertically tension-proof coupling to one or more system boxes can be established, so that the cover arrangement is configured to, in a transport configuration in which the protective hood accommodates the power tool, form a vertical stack together with the one or more system boxes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.