Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – With product handling or receiving means
Patent
1991-11-22
1995-05-30
Bishop, Steven C.
Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool
With product handling or receiving means
B23B 4500
Patent
active
054196639
ABSTRACT:
A dust guard fits onto the stationary housing of a portable electric drill with a resilient annular terminal portion. An elongate, axially compressible, elastic cylindrical body portion extends from the terminal portion, surrounding the drill bit and forming a chamber to receive debris and dust from the drilling process. The free end of the body portion is provided with a resilient, non-marring annular end piece for engaging the surface of the workpiece being drilled. As the drill bit penetrates the workpiece, the end piece is forced against the body portion, causing it to elastically shorten. The terminal portion 5 has external screw threads 9, and adapters with mating screw threads are provided. These adapters 6, 12, 13, 14 and 15 have progressively greater inside diameters for engaging drill housings having greater diameters than those that would fit the terminal portion 5.
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Bishop Steven C.
Blum Alvin S.
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