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US 6,644,825 B2Granted
Nail-driving tool with an illumination device
OwnerHwai-Tay Lininventor
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Abstract
A nail-driving tool includes a body and an illumination device detachably mounted to the body. The body includes a plurality of engaging members formed thereon, and the illumination device includes a casing having an engaging groove for releasably engaging with one of the engaging members of the body.
Claims15
A nail-driving tool comprising:
- a magazine for receiving a plurality of nails;
- a body;
- a trigger on the body, with one of the plurality of nails being driven from the body when the trigger on the body is triggered;
- and
- an illumination device mounted to the body and providing illumination, with the illumination device comprising a casing including an outer periphery having an engaging groove for releasably engaging with the body such that the illumination device is located outside of the body.
2 more elements
A nail-driving tool comprising:
- a body;
- and
- an illumination device mounted to the body and comprising a casing, wherein the casing comprises a first end and an open second end, a hole being defined in the first end of the casing for receiving a bulb, a first conductive plate having a first end in electrical connection with the bulb and a second end, a second conductive plate having a first end and a second end, a lid being mounted to close the open second end of the casing and having a third conductive plate in electrical connection with the second end of the second conductive plate, a switch having an inner end in the casing and an outer end outside the casing for manual operation, wherein the second end of the first conductive plate is in electrical connection with the first end of the second conductive plate when the switch is in an on position, and wherein the second end of the first conductive plate is not in electrical connection with the first end of the second conductive plate when the switch is in an off position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.