Electric circular saw with improved base tilting mechanism

Cutlery – Cutting tools – Saw

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30375, 30377, B23D 4702, B23D 4700, B23D 4708

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051215454

ABSTRACT:
An electric circular saw of the type including a mechanism for tilting a base relative to the plane of a blade is provided wherein a side knob for being gripped by the user during cutting operation pivotally connects the base and a body of the circular saw through a base attachment portion and a bevel plate having an arcuate guide groove extending through an angular distance corresponding to a tilt angle of the base relative to the blade. The side knob is threaded to the base attachment portion and movable together with the base when the base is tilted. The side knob is spaced from a guide surface of the base by a distance at least larger than a maximum radius of the side knob. The distance between the base and the side knob is constant regardless of the relative angular position of said base and the blade, so that circular saw can be held stably and hence is capable of performing an accurate cutting operation.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2761474 (1956-10-01), Dolan
patent: 3903600 (1975-10-01), Dalton
patent: 4856394 (1989-08-01), Clowers

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