Worktable
AssigneeWerkzeug-gesellschaft mit beschranter Haftung
InventorRobert Wolff
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Abstract
A worktable with a tabletop divided into a workbench panel and a tool mounting panel mounted on a tabletop frame. The tool mounting panel is adapted for the mounting of power tools such as a circular saw, a saber saw or compass saw, and a router or milling machine, and is pivotably attached to the tabletop frame such that it can be swung upwards and positioned at an inclined position above the workbench panel, thereby making it easy to mount and dismount power tools. The worktable has foldable legs which are attached to the tabletop frame only underneath the workbench panel. The legs can be folded underneath the tool mounting panel without obstructing a tool mounting area on the tool mounting panel.
Claims15
A worktable comprising:
- a table top frame;
- a workbench panel mounted on the frame adjacent to a first end of the frame;
- a tool mounting panel pivotably mounted on the frame adjacent to a second end of the frame such that the tool mounting panel is positionable in an inclined position above the workbench panel;
- a first pair of legs attached to a first side of the frame and a second pair of legs attached to a second side of the frame;
- a first connecting member connecting the legs of the first pair of legs to each other and a second connecting member connecting the legs of the second pair of legs to each other, said legs being pivotably attached to the frame and the first and second connecting members are pivotably attached to the legs such that the legs are foldable towards the second end of the frame;
- a tool mounting area provided on the tool mounting panel, said legs being foldable beneath the tool mounting panel without obstructing the tool mounting area;
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- spring means attached to the frame and to the legs for holding the legs in an unfolded position when the legs are unfolded from a folded position beneath the tool mounting panel past a dead center position to the unfolded position, and for holding the legs in the folded position when the legs are folded from the unfolded position past the dead center position to the folded position.
A worktable comprising:
- a table top frame;
- a workbench panel mounted on the frame adjacent to a first end of the frame;
- a tool mounting panel pivotably mounted on the frame adjacent to a second end of the frame such that the tool mounting panel is positionable in an inclined position above the workbench panel;
- a first pair of legs attached to a first side of the frame and a second pair of legs attached to a second side of the frame;
- a first connecting member connecting the legs of the first pair of legs to each other and a second connecting member connecting the legs of the second pair of legs to each other, said legs being pivotably attached to the frame and the first and second connecting members are pivotably attached to the legs such that the legs are foldable towards the second end of the frame;
- a tool mounting area provided on the tool mounting panel, said legs being foldable beneath the tool mounting panel without obstructing the tool mounting area, and
- wherein a first end of the workbench panel is adjacent to the first end of the frame, a second end of the workbench panel is adjacent to a first end of the tool mounting panel, and a second end of the tool mounting panel is adjacent to the second end of the frame, and wherein a first leg of each pair of legs is pivotably attached to the frame adjacent to the first end of the workbench panel and a second leg of each pair of legs is pivotably attached to the frame adjacent to the second end of the workbench panel.
A worktable comprising:
- a table top frame;
- a workbench panel mounted on the frame adjacent to a first end of the frame;
- a tool mounting panel pivotably mounted on the frame adjacent to a second end of the frame such that the tool mounting panel is positionable in an inclined position above the workbench panel;
- a first pair of legs attached to a first side of the frame and a second pair of legs attached to a second side of the frame;
- a first connecting member connecting the legs of the first pair of legs to each other and a second connecting member connecting the legs of the second pair of legs to each other, said legs being pivotably attached to the frame and the first and second connecting members are pivotably attached to the legs such that the legs are foldable;
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- spring means attached to the frame and to the legs for holding the legs in an unfolded position when the legs are unfolded from a folded position past a dead center position to the unfolded position, and for holding the legs inn the folded position when the legs are folded from the unfolded position past a dead center position to the folded position.
A worktable comprising:
- a table top frame;
- a workbench panel mounted on the frame adjacent to a first end of the frame;
- a tool mounting panel pivotably mounted on the frame adjacent to a second end of the frame such that the tool mounting panel is positionable in an inclined position above the workbench panel;
- a first pair of legs attached to a first side of the frame and a second pair of legs attached to a second side of the frame;
- a first connecting member connecting the legs of the first pair of legs to each other and a second connecting member connecting the legs of the second pair of legs to each other, said legs being pivotably attached to the frame and the first and second connecting members are pivotably attached to the legs such that the legs are foldable, and
- a first caster attached to a first leg of the first pair of legs and a second caster attached to a first leg of the second pair of legs, wherein the casters are attached to the first legs such that the casters do not touch the ground when the legs are unfolded and the worktable is placed on the ground in a standing position.
A worktable further comprising:
- a table top frame;
- a workbench panel mounted on the frame adjacent to a first end of the frame;
- a tool mounting panel pivotably mounted on the frame adjacent to a second end of the frame such that the tool mounting panel is positionable in an inclined position above the workbench panel;
- a first pair of legs attached to a first side of the frame and a second pair of legs attached to a second side of the frame;
- a first connecting member connecting the legs of the first pair of legs to each other and a second connecting member connecting the legs of the second pair of legs to each other, said legs being pivotably attached to the frame and the first and second connecting members are pivotably attached to the legs such that the legs are foldable;
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- a locking member pivotably attached to the a first leg of one of the first and second pairs of legs and releasably attached to a second leg of the one pair of legs for releasably locking the one pair of legs in an unfolded position.
A worktable comprising:
- a table top frame;
- a workbench panel mounted on the frame adjacent to a first end of the frame;
- a tool mounting panel pivotably mounted on the frame adjacent to a second end of the frame such that the tool mounting panel is positionable in an inclined position above the workbench panel;
- a first pair of legs attached to a first side of the frame and a second pair of legs attached to a second side of the frame;
- a first connecting member connecting the legs of the first pair of legs to each other and a second connecting member connecting the legs of the second pair of legs to each other, said legs being pivotably attached to the frame and the first and second connecting members are pivotably attached to the legs such that the legs are foldable;
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- a first releasable two-part articulated locking member pivotably attached to the legs of the first pair of legs for releasably locking the first pair of legs in an unfolded position, and a second releasable two-part articulated locking member pivotably attached to the legs of the second pair of legs for releasably locking the second pair of legs in an unfolded position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.