FR2472445A1 - FOLDING AND ROLLING MOBILE WORKSHOP - Google Patents

Abstract

FOLDING AND ROLLING MOBILE WORKSHOP CHARACTERIZED IN THAT IT INCLUDES A CHEST EQUIPPED WITH TWO WHEELS, A SLIDING TOOL-HOLDER PANEL COMING IN DEPLOYED POSITION ABOVE THE WORKTOP, A FRAME EQUIPPED WITH A SLIDING PANEL COMING DOOR IN FOLDED POSITION, AND SET IN FOLDED POSITION.

Description

Furniture in a well-appointed workshop includes a workbench, one or more

ar-

  storage cabinets, an electrical source, a hanging panel for

tools, located for practical reasons above the worktop.

The known state of the art offers, when it is necessary to work at the place of intervention, several solutions: toolbox, rolling cupboard,

lante, folding workbench.

  None of them resolve all the advantages offered by the provision of a

  bind. The present invention aims to offer, in a reduced volume and easily

  movable, all the advantages offered by a workshop.

  The invention is explained below in detail, according to exemplary embodiments represented by the drawings in which:

  Figure 1 is a perspective view of the complete mobile workshop deployed.

  Figure 2 is a perspective view of the mobile workshop without the wooden panel.

  Figure 3 is a perspective view of the closed mobile workshop.

  Figure 4 is a detailed view of the wood panel locking system.

  Figure 5 is a longitudinal section along AA of the mobile workshop.

  Figure 6 is a perspective view of the fully deployed workshop without the

wood panel.

  According to Figure 1, the mobile workshop includes a parallelepiped cabinet

  laid with two lateral flanks 1, with a surface forming the underside 2, with a

  king 3 which divides the cabinet into two parts: one serves as a slide, the other

  is fitted with several shelves 4 which reinforce the structure.

  cabinet has two feet 5 on which is fixed an axle 6 receiving two

wheels 7.

  A sliding tool holder panel 8 provided with an operating handle 9 comes

  slide vertically in the cabinet slide.

  This panel 8 has a horizontal surface 10 provided with two recesses 27

and a lock 30. This panel closes the top of the cabinet in the low position.

  The arrangement of the panel is composed of perforated shelves 11, of a rack

  2! of an electrical unit 13 provided with a lamp 14 and one or more

  sockets 15. A conducting cord 32 supplies it.

A rigid frame 16 produced by U-shaped profiles is articulated on the upper edge.

  of the cabinet by two axes 17.

The frame 16 comprises two tubes 18 welded perpendicularly and connected by a

cross 19.

Two feet 22 and their non-slip pads 23 are fitted into the

  two tubes 18 to form the base of the workbench.

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  The two telescopic compasses 20 provided with two locking buttons 21 come

  remove the side clearances and block the frame 16 at the desired angle.

  A wooden board 24 or any other material slides in the frame 16.

  This board is operated using a handle 25 articulated on two ferru-

res 26 (See Figure 4).

  According to Figures 3 and 5, to fold the mobile workshop, the feet 22 are dismantled which are stored in the two recesses 27 provided for this purpose in the

  part 10 of the sliding tool holder panel 8.

Only the pads 23 of the feet 22 are then visible. The frame 16 comes to itself

  bend and the two tubes 18 are retracted under the bottom 2 of the cabinet.

  The sliding board 24 closes the front of the cabinet and the handle 25

  of the board 24 is folded back inside the cabinet.

The horizontal part 10 of the sliding tool holder panel 8 blocks this-

  handle 25, making board 24 trapped (See Figure 4).

The lug 31 of the panel 8 comes to rest behind the crosspiece 19 of the two tu-

  bes 18, making it impossible to open the chassis 16 when the sliding panel

sant 8 is in the down position.

A single lock 30 makes it possible to lock the assembly with a key, immobilizing the parts

8, 16 and 24.

  The folded assembly moves like a devil. The overall dimensions of the folded assembly allow passage through all doors and storage

in a closet.

  According to Figure 2, we get a servant for a job in a reduced does not

  not deploying the workbench by lifting the tool holder panel 8 in the high position. The blocking is obtained in this position by screwing the handle 28 which comes

tighten the two sides 1 through the axis 29.

  The handle 25 being released and the board 24 removed, the workshop becomes a ser-

  vante presenting on the same plan all the directly accessible tools.

According to Figure 1, when the chassis 16, provided with its board 24 and its two feet 22, is unfolded horizontally, a rigid workbench is obtained by tightening the

two locking buttons 21 of the telescopic compasses 20.

The sliding tool holder panel 8 being raised in the high position, there is

  tools above the worktop within easy reach. -

  The electrical unit 13 allows, by its socket, to power a portable tool and the

  part 10 of the sliding panel 8 comes as a lampshade for the lamp 14

rant the work plan 24.

  According to Figure 6, by unfolding the frame 16 without the board 24, one obtains a

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  hollow metal frame allowing all work requiring a tool

  pass through the materials to be machined.

  Ex: Drilling, sawing, working with a jigsaw, etc.

1. Mobile folding and rolling workshop composed of a parallelepipedal cabinet open on one side and equipped with two wheels, characterized on the one hand in that said cabinet is divided in its vertical direction into two parts, one of which takes the place of slide to a sliding panel retractable tool holder, and secondly in that said cabinet has on its upper edge an articulated frame that can be folded down on its open face and acting as a slide to a

  wooden board removable at will.

  2. Mobile folding and rolling workshop according to claim 1, characterized in

  that the sliding tool holder panel has a horizontal upper part

  plate closing the top of the parallelepiped cabinet in the low position.

  3. Mobile folding and rolling workshop according to claim 1, characterized in that the sliding tool holder panel is equipped with an electrical unit provided

a lamp, a socket and a conductive cord.

  4. Mobile folding and rolling workshop according to claims 1 and 2, characterized

in that the upper part of the sliding tool-holder panel takes place

of lampshade directing the light on the work plan.

  5. Mobile folding and rolling workshop according to claim 1, characterized in

that the sliding tool holder panel has an er-

  got allowing, in the low position, to ensure the complete closure of the workshop.

  6. Mobile folding and rolling workshop according to claim 1, characterized in that the frame taking the place of a slide to a removable wooden board at will,

provides a solid or hollow workbench in the unfolded position.