Portable electric router having radial fan

Woodworking – Shaping machine – Grooving machine

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C144S134100

Reexamination Certificate

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10845077

ABSTRACT:
A compact and light-weight portable electric router produced at a low cost and capable of providing high cutting efficiency with low noise. A radial fan includes a cylindrical hub functioning as an attachment portion to a motor shaft, a plurality of fan blades having parts connecting to the hub, and a ring like guide section connected to the hub through the fan blades. An annular weight is connected to the guide section at a radially outer side of the guide section. The weight serves as a restriction section for restricting backflow of air from a discharge side to a motor side.

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