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US 2026/0091470 A1Published application
Driver Tool
AssigneeMilwaukee Electric Tool Corporation
InventorsLucas M. Schmidt, Marko Todorovic, Derek D. Rose, Cheng Zhang Li
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Abstract
Various embodiments of a driver are provided. In various embodiments, the drivers described herein are configured to provide users the ability to select multiple different sized sockets to engage with fasteners and tool bits.
Claims20
A driver comprising:
- a handle comprising a first socket end, an opposing second socket end, and a first channel extending through the handle between the first socket end and the second socket end;
- and
- a first primary socket pipe comprising a first end, an opposing third socket end, a first engagement portion between the first end and the third socket end, and a second channel extending through the first primary socket pipe from the first end to the third socket end, wherein the first socket end is configured to receive and engage with the first engagement portion;
- wherein the first socket end, the second socket end, and the third socket end are configured to engage with a different sized fastener from each other.
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A driver comprising:
- a handle comprising a first socket end, and an opposing first end, the first socket end defining a first diameter;
- and
- a tool holder comprising a second socket end, an opposing second end, and a shoulder extending radially away from the second end, the shoulder defining a second diameter larger than the first diameter, wherein the first socket end is configured to receive and engage with the second end such that the shoulder interfaces against the first socket end to prevent further insertion of the tool holder into the first socket end;
- wherein the first socket end and the second socket end are configured to engage with a different sized fastener from each other.
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A driver comprising:
- a handle comprising a first socket end defining a first diameter;
- and
- a tool holder comprising a second socket end, an opposing first end, a recess defined by the first end, and a projection component received in the recess and extending at least partially out of the recess, the projection component defining a second diameter larger than the first diameter, wherein the first socket end is configured to receive and engage with the first end such that the projection component interfaces against the first socket end to prevent further insertion of the tool holder into the first socket end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.