18415867. BIT HOLDER simplified abstract (MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL CORPORATION)

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BIT HOLDER

Organization Name

MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL CORPORATION

Inventor(s)

Evan H. Fischer of Milwaukee WI (US)

Matthew J. Fiddes of Milwaukee WI (US)

Katherine J. Haim of Hartland WI (US)

James J. Van Essen of Hales Corners WI (US)

BIT HOLDER - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18415867 titled 'BIT HOLDER

The abstract describes a patent application for a bit holder designed to be used with a power tool. The holder includes a shank, a bit holding body, a bearing, and a sleeve to secure the components in place.

  • The shank features a groove for stability.
  • The bit holding body has a longitudinal bore that accommodates the shank and an aperture for fluid communication.
  • The bearing is positioned in the aperture of the bit holding body and the groove of the shank.
  • The sleeve, with a step, is placed over the shank and bit holding body to prevent the bearing from moving out of place.

Potential Applications: - Construction industry for drilling and fastening tasks. - Automotive industry for repair and maintenance work. - DIY enthusiasts for home improvement projects.

Problems Solved: - Ensures secure and stable placement of the bit. - Prevents the bearing from dislodging during operation. - Facilitates efficient and precise drilling tasks.

Benefits: - Enhanced safety during drilling operations. - Improved accuracy and control. - Increased durability and longevity of the bit holder.

Commercial Applications: The technology can be utilized by power tool manufacturers, construction companies, automotive repair shops, and hardware stores to enhance their drilling and fastening tools.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the sleeve prevent the bearing from moving out of place? 

  The sleeve is designed with a step that aligns with the groove and aperture to secure the bearing in position.

2. What are the potential market implications of this innovative bit holder technology? 

  The technology can lead to increased efficiency and accuracy in drilling tasks, making it attractive to various industries and DIY users.


Original Abstract Submitted

A bit holder configured to be driven by a power tool. The bit holder includes a shank, a bit holding body, a bearing, and a sleeve. The shank defines a groove. The bit holding body defines a longitudinal bore that receives a portion of the shank and an aperture defined in a surface of the bit holding body that is in fluid communication with the longitudinal bore. The bearing is received at least partially in the aperture of the bit holding body and at least partially in the groove of the shank. The sleeve including a step. The sleeve disposed over the shank and the bit holding body such that the step is radially aligned with the groove of the shank, the aperture of the bit holding body, and the bearing to inhibit the bearing from moving out of the groove and the aperture.

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