IP Library › Granted Patent US 12,564,934
Granted Patent B2
US 12,564,934 · App. 17/929,161 · Granted Mar 3, 2026

Power tool stand

Inventors: Marco Kugler (Hesse, DE); Rene Thieme (Riesa, DE); Michael Kunz (Dorndorf, DE); Joerg Roth (Schwalheim, DE); Rafael Gottschling (Selters-Eisenbach, DE); Birju Patel (Ruislip, GB); Daniel Kadlecek (Bischofsheim, DE); Heiko Langhammer (Idstein, DE)
Assignee: BLACK & DECKER INC.
B25H1/0042B23B39/10B23B45/003B25H1/0064
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Patent No.
US 12,564,934
App. No.
17/929,161
Granted
Mar 3, 2026
Kind
B2
Abstract

A power tool stand comprises a base; a projecting frame connected to the base; and a power tool carriage moveably mounted on the projecting frame. The power tool carriage comprises a first electrical interface arranged to electrically connect with a removeable power tool and a second electrical interface in electrical connection with the first electrical interface and arranged to electrically connect with a removeable battery.

Claims (32)

1 . A power tool stand comprising:

a base;

a projecting frame connected to the base; and

a power tool carriage moveably mounted on the projecting frame;

wherein the power tool carriage comprises a first interface arranged to electrically connect with a removeable power tool and a second interface in electrical connection with the first interface and arranged to electrically connect with a removeable battery, whereby the second interface is movable with respect to the projecting frame and the base together with the first interface as the power tool carriage moves on the projecting frame.

2 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , wherein the power tool stand comprises a rack and pinion mechanism arranged to move the power tool carriage relative to the projecting frame.

3 . The power tool stand of claim 2 , wherein the power tool carriage comprises a handle coupled to the rack and pinion mechanism.

4 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , wherein the first interface is mounted on a first side of the power tool carriage and the second interface is mounted on a second side of the power tool carriage.

5 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , wherein the second interface is arranged to project over the base.

6 . The power tool stand of claim 5 , wherein the first interface is arranged to project in a direction away from the second interface.

7 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , wherein the projecting frame is pivotable with respect to the base.

8 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , wherein the base comprises at least one wheel for engaging the ground.

9 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , wherein the base is configured to be mounted to a vertical surface.

10 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , wherein the power tool carriage comprises a lock moveable between an unlocked position configured to release the removeable power tool from the power tool carriage and a locked position configured to secure the removeable power tool to the power tool carriage.

11 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , wherein the first interface includes a first mechanical interface configured to secure the removable power tool to the power tool carriage and the second interface includes a second mechanical interface configured to secure the removeable battery to the power tool carriage.

12 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , wherein the first interface is engageable with a battery interface on the removable power tool, the second interface is engageable with a first power tool interface on the removable battery pack, and the power tool interface of the battery is engageable with the battery interface of the power tool to provide power from the battery to the power tool when the battery and the power tool are removed from the power tool carriage.

13 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , wherein the power tool carriage comprises an air duct connectable to a dust extractor.

14 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , wherein the power tool carriage comprises a water duct connectable to a water supply.

15 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , further comprising a switch in electrical connection with at least one of the first interface or the second interface and configured to selectively control actuation of the removeable power tool when the removeable power tool and the removeable battery are mounted on the power tool carriage.

16 . The power tool stand of claim 1 , further comprising an illumination device configured illuminate at least a portion of a workpiece.

17 . A power tool stand for a power tool having a first tool interface and a battery having a first battery interface, the first battery interface and the first tool interface configured to be electrically and mechanically couplable to one another, the power tool stand comprising:

a base;

a projecting frame coupled to the base; and

a carriage moveably mounted on the projecting frame, the carriage including a second tool interface and a second battery interface, whereby the second battery interface is movable with respect to the projecting frame and the base together with the first battery interface as the carriage moves on the projecting frame,

wherein the first tool interface of the power tool is electrically and mechanically coupleable to the second tool interface of the carriage to removably couple the power tool to the carriage, and the first battery interface of the battery is electrically and mechanically coupleable to the second battery interface of the carriage to removably couple the battery to the carriage.

18 . The power tool stand of claim 17 , wherein the second battery interface and the second tool interface are electrically connectable to deliver power from the battery to the power tool while the battery and the power tool are coupled to the carriage.

19 . A power tool system comprising:

a power tool having a first tool interface;

a battery having a first battery interface, the first battery interface and the first tool interface configured to be electrically and mechanically couplable to one another,

a power tool stand including a base, a projecting frame coupled to the base, and a carriage moveably mounted on the projecting frame, the carriage including a second tool interface and a second battery interface, whereby the second battery interface is movable with respect to the projecting frame and the base together with the first battery interface as the carriage moves on the projecting frame,

wherein the first tool interface of the power tool is electrically and mechanically coupleable to the second tool interface of the carriage to removably couple the power tool to the carriage, and the first battery interface of the battery is electrically and mechanically coupleable to the second battery interface of the carriage to removably couple the battery to the carriage.

20 . The power tool system of claim 19 , wherein the second battery interface and the second tool interface are electrically connectable to deliver power from the battery to the power tool while the battery and the power tool are coupled to the carriage.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 24, 2025
From: KUGLER, MARCO; THIEME, RENE; KUNZ, MICHAEL; ROTH, JOERG; GOTTSCHLING, RAFAEL; PATEL, BIRJU; KADLECEK, DANIEL; LANGHAMMER, HEIKO
To: BLACK & DECKER INC.
Reel/Frame 072355/0701 →
Priority Claims (1)
GB 2112788 · Sep 8, 2021 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20230070551A1 · Mar 9, 2023
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