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US 2025/0050530 A1Published application
Router and sub-base adapter therefor
AssigneeBlack & Decker Inc.
InventorsArthur LAUER, Klaus-Dieter ARICH
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Abstract
A router including a housing and a motor mounted in the housing. The motor is operatively connected to a tool holder arranged to hold a cutting tool bit. The housing includes a base portion or has a base portion mounted thereto. A sub-base is mountable to the base portion. The sub-base includes a sub-base adapter configured to receive a first guide bushing and a second guide bushing. The first guide bushing is a different type of bushing from the second guide bushing.
Claims18
A router comprising:
- a housing including a base portion;
- a tool holder arranged to hold a cutting tool bit;
- a motor mounted in the housing and operatively connected to the tool holder;
- a sub-base mountable to the base portion, the sub-base including a sub-base adapter configured to receive a first guide bushing and a second guide bushing,
- wherein the first guide bushing is a different type of bushing from the second guide bushing.
2 more elements
A router assembly comprising:
- a router having a housing;
- a base portion mounted to the housing;
- a tool holder arranged to hold a cutting tool bit;
- a motor mounted in the housing and operatively connected to the tool holder;
- at least one of a first guide bushing and a second guide bushing;
- a sub-base mountable to the base portion, the sub-base including a sub-base adapter configured to receive one of the first guide bushing or the second guide bushing,
- wherein the first guide bushing is a different type of bushing from the second guide bushing.
4 more elements
A sub-base mountable to the base portion of a router, the sub-base comprising:
- a sub-base adapter having a first mounting arrangement configured to receive a first guide bushing and a second mounting arrangement configured to receive second guide bushing,
- wherein the first guide bushing is a different type of bushing from the second guide bushing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.