Woodworking portable tool mounting assembly for sawhorse
OwnerCarl Ulshafer, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
An assembly for removably mounting a portable power tool onto the top board or plank of a sawhorse, one or more assemblies used for the purpose, which assembly has an elongated track unit securable to the power tool and to the board such that opposed ends of the track unit extend outwardly beyond the sides of the board; a pair of clamps slidably mounted on the track unit, each clamp on an extended track unit end and slidably engageable with the board, and a jack handle having a rod inserted through the clamps and operable therewith to move the clamps into and out of engagement with the board, whereby to hold the power tool in a securely mounted position for use of the power tool.
Claims11
For use with a stationary, elongated board having a substantially flat top surface and laterally spaced side edges, an assembly for removably mounting a woodworking portable tool onto the board, comprising:
- an elongated track unit having a length such that upon placing said track unit upon the board wherein the length of said track unit is normal to the length of the board, said track unit has outer opposed end portions extended beyond the board side edges, said track unit having further an upper track slot for use in attachment to a portable tool, said track unit having still further a lower track slot;
- means including a pair of clamps slidably mounted within said lower track slot, said clamps slidably movable relative to each other respectively on said outer end portions and relative to said board side edges whereby to engage said board;
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- motion transmitting means inserted through and operably engaged with said clamps to slidably move said clamps into and out of engagement with said board side edges whereby to releasably fasten said track unit to the board.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.