Portable woodworking device
OwnerAnthony Sanfilippoinventor
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Abstract
The present invention involves a metal structure which has provisions for mounting a common hand held electric circular saw while supporting the wood being cut. Using the same tool, a woodworker may make accurate crosscuts, miter cuts, compound cuts, and rip cuts in a wide variety of wood components. Adjustable support wings can be employed to support long pieces of wood, particularly during the ripping process. Integrally mounted wheels provide means for easily moving the invention from one place to another. The invention's small size and light weight allow it to be stored when not in use.
Claims13
A portable woodworking device comprising:
- a frame subassembly, said frame subassembly made from welded metal tubing for strength and light weight;
- a roller subassembly supporting said frame subassembly, said roller subassembly comprising wheels;
- said roller subassembly being removably mounted to said frame subassembly by means of mechanical fasteners;
- a workpiece support subassembly selected from steel, aluminum, and other strong, durable metal material supported by said frame subassembly, said workpiece support subassembly comprising a plurality of round hollow metal tubes and at least one extension subassembly, and at least one fence subassembly,
- said extension subassembly comprising a plurality of round hollow metal tubes;
- said extension subassembly mounted to said workpiece support assembly with mechanical adjusting means for adjusting said extension subassembly in and out;
- said workpiece support assembly supporting a cradle subassembly;
- said cradle subassembly mounted to said frame subassembly;
- said cradle subassembly comprising mechanical fastening means for adjusting its height above said workpiece support subassembly,
- said cradle subassembly supporting a saw turntable base plate having a saw turntable base plate subassembly to mount a commericially available electric circular saw to said portable woodworking device;
- said cradle subassembly comprising hollow tubes of different diameters, axially aligned, allowing the large diameter tube to move freely along the length of the smaller diameter tubes;
- said larger diameter tubes employ locking means to maintain a fixed position on said smaller diameter tubes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.