69results about "Hand planes" patented technology

A bi-directional handheld planer is used to remove chips from a workpiece in order to make the surface planar. The handheld planer allows the user to choose between a pair of opposing exhaust ports from which the chips are to be expelled from the planer. Particular handheld planers have a normal direction of air flow that is transverse to the longitudinal direction of the planer. The bi-directional handheld planer provides for exhaustion of the chips through either of a pair of exhaust ports, and an insert can be disposed within the cutting chamber to pre-direct the chips toward one of the exhaust ports in order to prevent the clogging of the exhaust port which caused by the turbulence and constant contact of the chips being re-directed in the direction opposite the normal flow of air through the housing of the planer.

A planer including a housing having a base planing surface for contacting a workpiece, a rotatable blade cylinder located within said housing and including more than one cutting blade for engaging with and planing the work piece. A drive means is associated with the blade cylinder and operable to cause rotation of the blade cylinder. The drive means is located within the housing, above the axis of rotation of the blade cylinder and a chip an debris removal channel passes from the location of the cylinder to the rear end of the planer.

Disclosed is a method and apparatus finishing the surface of a wood piece to appear rough hewn. The apparatus comprises a hand planer having a longitudinal direction, a rotatable cutter head having at least one planning blade and a bottom surface. The bottom surface has a convex curved profile longitudinally along the hand planer. The cutter head extends below the curved profile of the bottom surface. The method comprises simultaneously translating and rocking the hand planer on the bottom surface so as to intermittently engage the cutter head against a surface so as to form a plurality of spaced apart divots therein.

A debris collection container for a planer comprising a receptacle for storage of debris generated by a planer and a connector which connects the receptacle to a planer and through which debris can pass from the a planer to the receptacle, wherein the receptacle is provided an aperture through which the debris within the container can be removed, which aperture is sealed by cap, said cap releasably attachable to the receptacle by a bayonet type connector.

An electric inside corner planer (20) with a cylindrical cutter assembly (30) has a housing (21) and front shoe (22) constructed with a side angled along a line (46) determined by the front outside of the cutter (30) and the front outside of the bearing (41) holding the cutter. The angled side of the planer puts the cutter assembly as close as possible to the interfering structure in the corner. Right angled (20), left angled (70), and combined right and left angled (120) planer embodiments are shown.

The invention discloses a multifunctional planer tool for woodware processing. The multifunctional planer tool for woodware processing comprises a plane body, wherein grooves are formed in two sides of the upper end of the plane body; fixed plates are fixedly connected in the grooves; handles are fixedly connected to the side walls of the two fixed plates; a first storage tank and a second storagetank are separately arranged at the lower end of the plane body; a strip-type groove communicating to the first storage tank is formed in the upper end of the first storage tank; two electric telescopic rods are fixedly connected in the top of the strip-type groove; the telescopic ends of the two electric telescopic rods penetrate through the strip-type groove and are fixedly connected to a placing plate; a placing tank is arranged at the lower end of the placing plate; a first driving device is fixedly connected to the side wall of the placing plate; and the tail end of the output shaft of the first driving device penetrates through the placing tank and is fixedly connected to a rotating shaft. The multifunctional planer tool for woodware processing disclosed by the invention is simple in structure, convenient to operate, light in body type, convenient to carry and relatively high in functionality, can be suitable for processing demands of different products, and is very good in using effect.

A hand-guided power tool having a rotating knob adjusting device provided with a knob part and rotatable between at least two adjustment positions spaced apart from each other in a circumferential direction, and means for securing the rotating knob adjusting device against an inadvertent rotation.

The present invention relates to a handheld planer with a chip-ejecting duct, more particularly, the chip ejecting direction of the chip-ejecting duct is changeable. The planer comprising: a driving motor, a transmission strap, a tool blade, a blade shank, a button for adjusting cutting depth, an adjustable base, a motor output shaft, a fan, an air department, a outlet for airflow out, the outlets for chips and a chip-ejecting duct. There is a plate in the chip-ejecting duct, and the plate divide the chip-ejecting duct into left and right departments. There are inlets for airflow into and inlets for the chips into on the wall of the duct, and the wall respectively face the said plate downwardly and upwardly. The inlets for airflow into and inlets for chips into respectively communicate with the said outlet for airflow and outlet for chips out on the planer, thereby formed the chip ejecting passages and outlets for exhausting chips in opposite directions. The present invention extend the using range by using the direction changeable chip-ejecting duct. The planer with a chip-ejecting duct can be used in various circumstances, and can be operated by the operators having different operating customs. Besides, comparing with the conventional design, the other obvious advantage of present invention is the air produced by the rotation of the said fan can blows to everywhere of the chip-ejecting duct result in the position of the said plate is disposed near to the converge portion of the said plate and the said chip-ejecting duct, wherein the other side of the said chip-ejecting duct was blocked such that the chips ejecting effect is very good, and at the same time the practicality of this design is perfect.

A planer comprising: a body defining an exhaust aperture and including a wall, the wall defining a recess, a cutting drum rotatably mounted within the recess, a motor mounted within the body to rotatingly drive the cutting drum, the cutting action of the drum causing debris to be ejected from the recess; an airflow generator for producing an airflow within the body; a conduit defined within the body for directing the airflow, the conduit in communication with the exhaust aperture and connected to the recess for entraining and removing debris ejected from the recess; and a removable deflector having an inner end and an outer end, the deflector insertable through the exhaust aperture and connectable to the conduit for guiding the air flow and debris to outside of the body, and wherein the deflector is insertable at a downward slope from the outer end to the inner end.

A hand-held machine tool comprises a housing 10 with a guide duct for conducting shavings and/or abrasive particles away from an operating region. A collecting container for the shavings and/or abrasive particles is connected to the guide duct, having at least one opening for conducting away air from the collecting container. The opening in the collecting container is at least partially covered by a retaining element made of metal. Preferably the retaining element has a net, gauze, mesh, knit or lattice structure. The tool may be a planing machine.

A planer (102) having a housing (104) having a shoe (138) and an aperture (136) in the shoe is disclosed. The planer includes a motor (112) mounted adjacent to the aperture in the shoe and comprising a stator non-rotatably mounted to the housing and a rotor arranged substantially coaxially around the stator and adapted to rotate relative to said stator. The planer includes a battery wich is located above the shoe. A pair of blades (132) are mounted for rotation with the rotor and protrude through the aperture to engage and to remove surface material from a workpiece.

The invention provides a hand held planer (1) for planing a work piece surface comprising a planing tool (41) disposed between a first base (20) and a second base (30,31), the planer (1) being configurable so that it can be moved by hand along the work piece surface with the first base (20) leading and the first (20) and second (30,31) bases guiding the planer (1) along the work piece surface and the planing tool planing off a thickness of the work piece, wherein

at least one (30,31) of the bases is an adjustable base such that at least a portion (31) thereof is removable or movable between a position that provides an operable lengthened configuration and a position that provides an operable shortened configuration such that a length of the adjustable base in guiding contact with the work piece surface is reduced or eliminated in the shortened configuration compared to the lengthened configuration.

The invention provides a power tool planer which includes a drum with at least one blade thereon located within a chamber in the tool housing. One end of the chamber is provided with an opening which can be selectively closed by a guard. The guard can be moveable between a first closed position and a second position in which the chamber is opened, and the guard is moved into a recess in the housing to improve the ability to use the tool in confined spaces, as the guard lies flush with a side wall of the housing. Also provided is a dust and debris extraction system and a means for adjusting the depth of cut obtained using the tool.

The invention discloses a power tool including a spindle assembly supported for rotation about an axis. The spindle assembly includes a plurality of engagement members, and at least two of the engagement members are disposed in spaced relationship less than one hundred eighty degrees from each other with respect to the axis of the spindle assembly. The power tool also includes the spindle lock assembly that selectively engages at least one of the plurality of engagement members to lock the spindle assembly against rotation about the axis.