JP2023098154A - Table cutter machine - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a table cutter tool with a lighting device stably lighting a cutting position of a material to be cut in the night or a dark place.SOLUTION: A table cutter machine 1 comprises a base 20 provided with a turn table 30 on which a material to be cut is placed; a body housing 4 movably supported in a vertical direction on the base 20. An electric motor is accommodated in the body housing 4. A fixing cover 5 covering a part of a blade 8 to be rotated with the electric motor is fixed on the body housing 4. A lighting body 3 emitting light toward the turn table 30 is held on a lighting base 2. A first end (a first joint part 2g) of the lighting base 2 is connected on the body housing 4 and a second end (a second joint part 2h) is connected on the fixing cover 5.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

The present invention relates to a desktop cutting machine for cutting a work material placed on a table.

Conventionally, a tabletop cutting machine is equipped with a lighting device so that the cutting position of the work material can be visually recognized even at night or in a dark place. For example, Patent Literature 1 describes a desktop cutting machine in which a flexible post is extended from a device body and a light source is attached to the tip of the flexible post. Flexible struts can be bent in any direction. Therefore, the operator can hold the light source at any position. However, due to its flexibility, the flexible post sways when cut. As a result, the light source does not stably irradiate the work material, and the visibility of the cutting position of the work material sometimes deteriorates.

Patent Literature 2 describes a desktop cutting machine in which a lighting device is provided on a swing support portion that supports a tool main body so that it can swing up and down. The swinging support is relatively close to the cutting position of the work material, and does not swing like a flexible post. Therefore, it is possible to stably irradiate the work material with the light source. However, since the swing support part is not positioned directly above the work material and the light source irradiates the work material obliquely, was insufficient light.

JP-A-2002-154074 JP 2015-123543 A

There is a conventional need for a tabletop cutting tool with a lighting system that consistently illuminates the cutting position of the workpiece at night or in dark locations.

According to one feature of the present disclosure, a tabletop cutting machine has a base having a table on which a work piece is placed, and a body housing supported by the base so as to be vertically movable. An electric motor is accommodated in the body housing. A fixed cover is fixed to the body housing to cover a portion of the cutting tool rotated by the electric motor. A lighting base that emits light toward the table is held by the lighting base. The light base has a first end connected to the body housing and a second end connected to the fixed cover.

Therefore, the lighting base is connected to the body housing and the fixed cover, which vibrate relatively little when cut. A lighting body is held on the lighting base. Therefore, even during cutting, the cutting position of the work material can be stably illuminated with little vibration.

It is a perspective view of a desktop cutting machine. It is a right side view of a desktop cutting machine. Fig. 10 is a plan view of the tabletop cutting machine with the cutting body in the lower limit position; Fig. 10 is a left side view of the desktop cutting machine with the cutting body in the lower limit position; It is an exploded perspective view of a lighting base and a lighting main body.

According to another feature of the present disclosure, the light base is coupled to the opposite side of the body housing of the stationary cover. The lighting main body is positioned within the region of the cutting tool when viewed from the rotation axis direction of the cutting tool, and is positioned above the center of rotation of the cutting tool when the main body housing is positioned at the lower limit position with respect to the base. Normally, when the user views the cutting tool, they view the cutting tool from the opposite side of the body housing. Therefore, the illumination main body irradiates the cutting tool with light from a direction close to the viewing direction of the user. Moreover, since the fixed cover is relatively close to the cutting position of the work material, the illumination body can also be brought close to the cutting position of the work material. This makes it possible to irradiate light from near the cutting position of the work material and from a suitable direction.

According to another feature of the disclosure, the fixed cover is made of metal. The body housing is made of synthetic resin. The lighting base is made of synthetic resin and has an elongated shape with a bent portion. A lead wire is arranged in the lighting base for electrically connecting the body housing and the lighting body. Therefore, since the fixed cover is made of metal with high rigidity, vibration is relatively small. Since the lighting base is connected to the fixed cover, the lighting main body can stably irradiate the cutting position of the work material with less vibration. The body housing and lighting base are made of synthetic resin and have high insulation. An electric motor is accommodated in the body housing, and the lighting body is held in the lighting base. Therefore, even if the lighting device is located on a metal component located away from the power supply, the electrical path can be more insulated.

According to another feature of the present disclosure, the first end of the light base is detachable from the body housing. A second end of the lighting base is detachable from the stationary cover. Therefore, the illumination base and the illumination main body are unitized, which facilitates replacement, maintenance, etc., and improves repairability.

According to another feature of the present disclosure, the light base includes a handle for carrying the tabletop cutting machine. Therefore, the lighting base has two functions, one as a holder for the lighting body and the other as a handle for carrying the desktop cutting machine. This simplifies the structure of the desktop cutting machine.

According to another feature of the present disclosure, the lighting body is located below the grip. Therefore, even if the hand is placed on the grip, the illumination main body can illuminate the cutting position of the work material without being disturbed by the grip. Moreover, the lighting main body is located at a relatively low position. Therefore, the cutting position of the work material can be brightened with a small amount of light.

According to another feature of the present disclosure, the base has a slide bar that supports the body housing for movement in the front-rear direction. A slide bar and an electric motor are located on the first side of the cutting tool. A grip portion and a lighting body are located on a second side opposite the first side of the cutting tool. Therefore, the grip part and the lighting main body are provided using a relatively wide space in which the slide bar and the electric motor are not arranged. Therefore, by making the grip part have a suitable shape, the desktop cutting machine can be carried in a suitable posture. The illumination main body can illuminate the cutting position of the work material without being obstructed by the electric motor or the like.

According to another feature of the present disclosure, the illumination base has a split structure that is split in two in the thickness direction. The illumination main body is sandwiched between two split bases that form a split structure. Therefore, the illumination main body is stably held by the two split bases. Alternatively, the lighting main body can be attached to the lighting base by omitting a dedicated screw or the like for attaching to the lighting base.

An embodiment of the present disclosure will be described with reference to FIGS. 1-5. The vertical, horizontal, and longitudinal directions in FIGS. 1 to 4 are based on the tabletop cutting machine 1 placed in front of the operator.

The slide circular saw shown in this embodiment is an example of a desktop cutting machine. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the desktop cutting machine 1 has a cutting body portion 1a and a support body 1b that supports the cutting body portion 1a. The support body 1b has a grounded base 20 and a turntable 30 rotatably supported by the base 20. As shown in FIG. The base 20 has left and right bases 21 on which the work material is placed on both left and right sides.

The turntable 30 is positioned in the center of the base 20 as shown in FIG. The turntable 30 has an upper surface 31 flush with the upper surfaces 22 of the left and right bases 21 . The turntable 30 rotates on a horizontal plane with respect to the base 20 via a disk-shaped rotating support shaft (not shown) extending in the vertical direction. When the turntable 30 is rotated, the cutting tool 8 is also rotated integrally. A guide fence 40 is fixed to the left and right bases 21 of the base 20 . The guide fence 40 has a pressing surface 41 perpendicular to the top surface 31 of the turntable 30 . The end of the material to be cut or the like is brought into contact with the pressing surface 41 of the guide fence 40 to cut the material to be cut.

As shown in FIG. 1, the turntable 30 has a table extension 35 extending forward. The turntable 30 is provided with a cutting edge 32 extending in the front-rear direction to the end of the table extension 35 . The cutting edge 32 is a groove that allows the cutting tool 8 to be inserted. An angle fixing grip 60 is provided at the front end of the table extension 35 . By rotating the grip 60, the turntable 30 is releasably locked at a predetermined rotation angle by a lock mechanism (not shown). A pointer 33 is provided on the cylindrical outer surface of the turntable 30 . Pointer 33 points to an angular scale on scale plate 36 fixed to base 20 . This angle represents the angle of the cutting tool 8 with respect to the pressing surface 41 of the guide fence 40 . By rotating the turntable 30 leftward or rightward, the cutting tool 8 can be slanted with respect to the pressing surface 41 of the guide fence 40 . Cutting a work material in this posture is called a slanting cut (English name: miter cut).

As shown in FIG. 1, the rear portion of the turntable 30 is provided with a connection portion 34 to which the support arm 45 is connected. The connecting portion 34 has a truncated cone shape, and a left-right tilting support shaft 37 for tiltingly supporting the support arm 45 is inserted in the center in a posture extending in the front-rear direction. A peripheral edge of the rear portion of the connection portion 34 is in contact with the support arm 45 . An angle scale 54 is provided on the peripheral surface of the connecting portion 34 . This angle represents the angle of the cutting tool 8 with respect to the top surface 31 of the turntable 30 . By rotating the support arm 45 leftward or rightward, the cutting tool 8 can be inclined with respect to the upper surface 31 of the turntable 30 . Cutting a work material in this posture is called bevel cut. A tilting stopper or the like for restricting tilting of the support arm 45 is provided inside the connecting portion 34 .

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the lower end portion of the support arm 45 is rotatably connected to the connecting portion 34 via a horizontal tilting support shaft 37 . When the support arm 45 is rotated, the cutting tool 8 is also rotated integrally. The lower end of the support arm 45 is pressed against the connecting portion 34 by the tilting stopper to restrict the rotation. The tilt stopper can be released by rotating the tilt fixing grip 61 provided at the end of the table extension 35 . A slide mechanism 1 c is provided at the upper end of the support arm 45 .

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the slide mechanism 1c includes a slide bar 50 (a first bar 51 and a second bar 52) that supports the cutting body 1a so as to be slidable forward and backward, and is movably mounted on the slide bar 50. It has a slide base 55 that is The bars 51 and 52 are arranged side by side in the vertical direction and extend in the front-rear direction. The rear ends of the bars 51 and 52 are supported by inserts 46 and 47 at the upper ends of the support arms 45 . A slide base 55 is movably attached to the bars 51 and 52 . Through holes 56 and 57 through which the bars 51 and 52 are inserted are formed in the slide base 55 . A retaining portion 53 for retaining the slide base 55 in the forward direction is attached to the front ends of the bars 51 and 52 . A knob 59 is provided on the upper right side surface of the slide base 55 . By rotating the knob 59 in the tightening direction, the sliding motion of the slide base 55 with respect to the slide bar 50 can be fixed. A support shaft 5 a is provided below the slide base 55 . The support shaft 5a extends in the left-right direction and supports the cutting main body 1a so as to be vertically swingable.

As shown in FIG. 1, the cutting body 1a has a body housing 4 made of synthetic resin and a fixed cover 5 made of metal. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the body housing 4 is arranged on the rightmost side of the cutting body 1a. A motor housing 4 a that accommodates the electric motor 9 is formed substantially in the center of the body housing 4 in the front-rear direction. A motor rotating shaft of the electric motor 9 is connected to the output rotating shaft 8a through a bevel gear and a reduction gear. A disk-shaped cutting tool 8 is detachably attached to the output rotary shaft 8a. The cutting tool 8 is a circular saw blade called a tipped saw blade.

As shown in FIG. 2, a battery attaching/detaching portion 4b is provided on the rear end side of the motor housing 4a. A loop-shaped handle portion 4c is formed on the front end side of the motor housing 4a. A battery 7 is detachably attached to and detached from the battery attaching/detaching portion 4b. A trigger 13 is provided on the inner peripheral side of the handle portion 4c. By pressing the trigger 13 , the main switch 12 is turned on and the controller 16 outputs electric power from the battery 7 to the electric motor 9 . The output of the electric motor 9 rotates the output rotary shaft 8a. The output rotary shaft 8a is positioned substantially in the center of the cutting body 1a. The operator moves the body housing 4 downward while gripping the handle portion 4c. As shown in FIG. 4, the cutting edge of the cutting tool 8 enters the cutting edge 32 of the turntable 30 . The motor housing 4a, the battery attaching/detaching portion 4b, and the handle portion 4c are all made of synthetic resin. Specifically, it is made of polyamide.

As shown in FIG. 1 , the fixed cover 5 is arranged on the left side of the cutting main body 1 a and surrounds approximately the upper half of the cutting tool 8 . A lower rear portion of the fixed cover 5 is connected to the slide bar 50 by a support shaft 5a so as to be vertically rotatable. A spring (not shown) for urging the fixed cover 5 upward is provided on the outer circumference of the support shaft 5a. The fixed cover 5 is maintained with respect to the slide base 55 by a lock pin 58 at the lower limit position. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a movable cover 10 is attached to the fixed cover 5 to cover substantially the lower half of the cutting tool 8 . The movable cover 10 is rotatably provided via a mounting shaft 11 . When the cutting main body 1a is moved downward, the movable cover 10 rotates along the outer peripheral edge of the fixed cover 5 by a link mechanism (not shown), exposing the lower portion of the cutting tool 8 during cutting.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the cutting main body 1a is provided with a light 90 that enables the cutting position of the work material and its surroundings to be visually recognized even at night or in a dark place. The light 90 has an elongated flexible post 92 . A base end portion 93 of the strut 92 is attached to the right side portion of the body housing 4, for example, the upper rear portion of the handle portion 4c. An illumination unit 91 that emits light is attached to the tip of the post 92 . The post 92 is deformed to arbitrarily set the light irradiation position of the illumination unit 91 . Light is emitted from the light 90 by operating the light switch 15 provided on the handle portion 4c.

As shown in FIG. 4 , the tabletop cutting machine 1 also includes an illumination device 6 . The illumination device 6 includes an illumination base 2 (first standing portion 2a, grip portion 2b, approach portion 2c, bridge portion 2d, holding portion 2e, second standing portion 2f, first connecting portion 2g, a second connecting portion 2h, etc.), and an illumination main body 3 held by the illumination base 2. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 5, the illumination body 3 has a base 3a on which LEDs 3b are mounted. A lighting cover 3c is attached to the mounting surface of the LED 3b on the substrate 3a. The LED 3b emits light downward through a light transmitting plate 3d that forms the bottom surface of the lighting cover 3c (see FIG. 4). Power is supplied to the substrate 3a by a lead wire 3e. The lead wire 3 e is electrically connected to a lead wire from the battery 7 which is routed inside the body housing 4 through the inside of the lighting base 2 .

As shown in FIG. 5, the illumination device 6 can be removed from the cutting body 1a by removing the bolts 2i and 2j. The illumination base 2 is divided into a body portion 2x and a cover portion 2y in the thickness direction. The body portion 2x and the cover portion 2y can be disassembled by screws, for example, and a plurality of screw holes are provided on the body portion 2x side, and through holes corresponding to the plurality of screw holes are provided on the cover portion 2y side.

As shown in FIG. 4, a first connecting portion 2g at one end of the lighting base 2 is cylindrical and has an insertion hole for a bolt 2i. The second connecting portion 2h at the other end of the lighting base 2 is also cylindrical and has an insertion hole for a bolt 2j. The first connecting portion 2g is fastened to the left side surface of the body housing 4 with a bolt 2i. The first standing portion 2a extends upward from the first connecting portion 2g. The first standing portion 2a extends along the left side surface of the body housing 4. As shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 4, the second connecting portion 2h is located substantially directly below the first connecting portion 2g and is fastened to the left side surface of the fixed cover 5 with bolts 2j. A second standing portion 2f extends upward from the second connecting portion 2h. The second upright portion 2 f extends along the left side surface of the fixed cover 5 . The illumination base 2 has bent portions (2b, 2c, 2d) between the first standing portion 2a and the second standing portion 2f. A grip portion 2b, which is one of the bent portions, extends from the first upright portion 2a.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the grip portion 2b extends forward from the upper end of the first upright portion 2a and separates from the left side surface of the main body housing 4 toward the front. The front end of the grip portion 2b is positioned further to the left than the left side surface of the movable cover 10. As shown in FIG. The grip portion 2b protrudes downward, for example, so that the central portion in the front-rear direction is thickest. The grip portion 2b is gripped by an operator when the desktop cutting machine 1 is carried. When the desktop cutting machine 1 is carried, the lock pin 58 locks the cutting main body 1a at the lower limit position. At this time, the grip portion 2b is kept substantially parallel to the upper surface 31 of the turntable 30. As shown in FIG. Therefore, for example, the grip portion 2b can be gripped with the right hand and lifted to carry the desktop cutting machine 1 in a suitable posture. When the desktop cutting machine 1 is carried, the knob 59 is used to fix the sliding movement of the cutting body 1a. Thereby, the desktop cutting machine 1 can be carried stably. An approach portion 2c, which is one of the bent portions, extends from the grasping portion 2b.

As shown in FIG. 4, the approach part 2c extends downward from the front end of the grip part 2b and approaches the cutting tool 8 as it goes downward. Since the front end of the grasping portion 2b is positioned further to the left than the left side surface of the movable cover 10, interference between the approach portion 2c and the movable cover 10 can be avoided. A bridge 2d (illumination holding portion) extends from the approach portion 2c.

As shown in FIG. 4, the bridge 2d extends rearward and downward from the lower end of the approach portion 2c. The bridge 2d is curved and bulges upward. The lower end of the bridge 2d connects with the upper end of the second standing portion 2f. The bridge 2 d is positioned almost directly below the grip portion 2 b and positioned directly above the center of the cutting tool 8 . The bridge 2d has a holding portion 2e protruding downward at approximately the center or rear side. The holding portion 2e has a rectangular shape, and the lower edge always faces downward during cutting, and is positioned substantially horizontally in the state shown in FIG. The illumination main body 3 is held by the holding portion 2e of the bridge 2d. The illumination main body 3 is positioned within the region of the cutting tool 8 when viewed from the direction of the rotation axis of the cutting tool 8, and is positioned above the output rotation axis 8a of the cutting tool 8 when the cutting main body 1a is positioned at the lower limit position.

As shown in FIG. 4, the illumination main body 3 illuminates the upper surface 22 of the table extension 35 when the cutting main body 1a is positioned at the lower limit position. Therefore, the work material placed on the table extension 35 is always stably illuminated from directly above by the illumination main body 3 held by the holding portion 2e during cutting.

1 and 2, the tabletop cutting machine 1 includes a base 20 having a turntable 30 on which a work material is placed, and a body housing 4 supported by the base 20 so as to be vertically movable. and An electric motor 9 is accommodated in the body housing 4 . A fixed cover 5 is fixed to the body housing 4 to cover a portion of the cutting tool 8 rotated by the electric motor 9 . A lighting main body 3 that emits light toward a turntable 30 is held by the lighting base 2 . The lighting base 2 has a first end connected to the body housing 4 and a second end connected to the fixed cover 5 .

Therefore, the lighting base 2 is connected to the main body housing 4 and the fixed cover 5 which generate relatively little vibration when cut. An illumination main body 3 is held on the illumination base 2 . Therefore, even during cutting, the cutting position of the work material can be stably illuminated with little vibration.

As shown in FIG. 4 , the lighting base 2 is connected to the side surface of the fixed cover 5 opposite to the body housing 4 . The illumination main body 3 is positioned within the region of the cutting tool 8 when viewed from the rotation axis direction of the cutting tool 8 and is positioned above the center of rotation of the cutting tool 8 when the body housing 4 is positioned at the lower limit position with respect to the base 20 . Normally, when the user views the cutting tool 8, the cutting tool 8 is viewed from the opposite side of the body housing 4. Therefore, the illumination main body 3 irradiates the cutting tool 8 with light from a direction close to the viewing direction of the user. Moreover, since the fixed cover 5 is relatively close to the cutting position of the work material, the illumination body 3 can also be brought close to the cutting position of the work material. This makes it possible to irradiate light from near the cutting position of the work material and from a suitable direction.

As shown in FIG. 1, the fixed cover 5 is made of metal. Specifically, it is made of die-cast aluminum. The body housing 4 is made of synthetic resin. Specifically, it is made of polyamide. The illumination base 2 is made of synthetic resin and has an elongated shape with a bent portion. As shown in FIG. 5, lead wires 3e for electrically connecting the body housing 4 and the lighting body 3 are arranged in the lighting base 2. As shown in FIG. Specifically, through holes are provided in the left side surface of the battery attaching/detaching portion 4b and the right side surface of the first upright portion 2a, and the lead wire 3e is passed through both through holes. From that position, the lead wire 3e extends in the order of the grasping portion 2b, the approach portion 2c, and the bridge portion 2d, and is connected to the substrate 3a at the position of the holding portion 2e. Therefore, since the fixed cover 5 is made of metal with high rigidity, it has relatively little vibration. Since the illumination base 2 is connected to the fixed cover 5, the illumination main body 3 can stably irradiate the cutting position of the work material with less vibration. The body housing 4 and the lighting base 2 are made of synthetic resin and have relatively high insulating properties. Therefore, even if the lighting device is located on a metal part away from the power source, such as the side surface of the fixed cover 5 opposite to the motor, the insulation of the electric path can be further improved. In addition, synthetic resin has a high degree of freedom in shape. The body housing 4 houses an electric motor 9 , and the lighting base 2 holds the lighting body 3 . Therefore, the body housing 4 and the lighting base 2 can hold the electrical equipment in a suitable shape, and can also be made in a shape suitable for the lead wire 3e extending across them. Furthermore, the shape of the lighting base 2 can be easily selected so that the lighting main body 3 is placed at a suitable position.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the first end (first connecting portion 2g) of the illumination base 2 is attachable to and detachable from the body housing 4. As shown in FIGS. A second end (second connecting portion 2 h ) of the lighting base 2 is detachable from the fixed cover 5 . Therefore, the illumination base 2 and the illumination main body 3 are unitized, which facilitates replacement and maintenance, and improves repairability.

As shown in FIG. 4, the illumination base 2 has a grip portion 2b for carrying the desktop cutting machine 1. As shown in FIG. Therefore, the illumination base 2 has two functions, one as a holder for the illumination body 3 and the other as a handle for carrying the desktop cutting machine 1 . Therefore, the structure of the desktop cutting machine 1 becomes simple.

As shown in FIG. 4, the illumination main body 3 is positioned below the grip portion 2b. Therefore, even if the hand is placed on the grip portion 2b, the illumination main body 3 can irradiate the cutting position of the work material without being disturbed by the grip portion 2b. Moreover, the illumination main body 3 is positioned at a relatively low position. Therefore, the cutting position of the work material can be brightened with a small amount of light.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the base 20 has a slide bar 50 that supports the body housing 4 so as to be movable in the front-rear direction. A slide bar 50 and an electric motor 9 are positioned on the first side of the cutting tool 8 . The grip portion 2b and the illumination body 3 are positioned on the second side of the cutting tool 8 opposite to the first side. Therefore, the grip portion 2b and the illumination main body 3 are provided using a relatively large space in which the slide bar 50 and the electric motor 9 are not arranged. Therefore, by forming the grip portion 2b into a suitable shape, the desktop cutting machine 1 can be carried in a suitable posture. The illumination main body 3 can irradiate the cutting position of the work material without being obstructed by the electric motor 9 or the like.

As shown in FIG. 5, the lighting base 2 has a divided structure divided into two in the thickness direction. The illumination main body 3 is sandwiched between two split bases forming a split structure. Therefore, the illumination main body 3 is stably held by the two split bases. Alternatively, the illumination main body 3 can be attached to the illumination base 2 by omitting a dedicated screw or the like for attachment to the illumination base 2 .

Instead of the form described above, the following form may be used. The light 90 may not be provided on the cutting main body 1a.

As shown in FIG. 4, the lighting main body 3 is positioned within the area of the cutting tool 8 when viewed from the rotation axis direction of the cutting tool 8 . Alternatively, the approach portion 2c may be formed short and the second upright portion 2f may be formed long, so that the lighting body 3 may be shifted upward as a whole and positioned so as to be out of the area of the cutting tool 8.

As shown in FIG. 5, the lead wire 3e passes through the inside of the lighting base 2. As shown in FIG. Instead of this, for example, the outer surface of the lighting base 2 may be electrically connected to a lead wire from the battery 7 routed inside the main body housing 4 along the outer surface.

As shown in FIG. 5, the illumination device 6 is removable from the cutting body 1a. Alternatively, the illumination device 6 may be integral with the cutting body 1a and not removable from the cutting body 1a.

As shown in FIG. 5, the grip portion 2b is formed on the lighting base 2 as having the function of a handle for carrying the desktop cutting machine 1. It may be formed as a part of the connected bending portion.

As shown in FIG. 5, the lighting base 2 has a divided structure divided into two in the thickness direction. Alternatively, the lighting base 2 may be one member. In that case, the illumination main body 3 may be fixed to the outer surface of the illumination base 2 instead of being sandwiched between the illumination base 2 and attached.

1 Desktop cutting machine 1a Cutting main body 1b Supporting main body 1c Slide mechanism 2 (6) Lighting base 2a First standing part 2b Gripping part 2c Approaching part 2d Bridge part (lighting holding part)
2e holding portion 2f second standing portion 2g first connecting portion 2h second connecting portion 2i bolt 2j bolt 2x body portion 2y cover portion 3 (6) lighting body 3a base 3b LED
3c Lighting cover 3d Transmissive plate 3e Lead wire 4 Main body housing 4a Motor housing 4b Battery attaching/detaching part 4c Handle part 5 Fixed cover 5a Support shaft 6 Lighting device 7 Battery 8 Cutting tool 8a Output rotating shaft 9 Electric motor 10 Movable cover 11 Mounting shaft 12 Main Switch 13 Trigger 14 Laser switch 15 Light switch 16 Controller 20 Base 21 Left/right base 22 Upper surface 30 Turntable 31 Upper surface 32 Cutting edge 33 Pointer 34 Connecting part 35 Table extension part 36 Scale plate 37 Left/right tilt support shaft 40 Guide fence 41 Pressing surface 45 Support arms 46, 47 Insert portion 50 Slide bar 51 First bar 52 Second bar 53 Retaining portion 54 Angle scale 55 Slide bases 56, 57 Through hole 58 Lock pin 59 Knob 60 Angle fixing grip 61 Tilt fixing grip 90 Light 91 Lighting section 92 Support 93 Base end

Claims (8)

A desktop cutting machine,
a base having a table on which the work material is placed;
a body housing vertically movably supported by the base;
an electric motor accommodated in the body housing;
a fixed cover that covers a portion of the cutting tool rotated by the electric motor and is fixed to the body housing;
a lighting body that emits light toward the table;
A table top cutting machine comprising a lighting base holding said lighting body and having a first end connected to said body housing and a second end connected to said fixed cover. The desktop cutting machine according to claim 1,
the lighting base is connected to a side surface of the fixed cover opposite to the body housing;
The illumination main body is positioned within the region of the cutting tool when viewed from the rotation axis direction of the cutting tool, and is positioned above the center of rotation of the cutting tool when the main body housing is positioned at the lower limit position with respect to the base. . The desktop cutting machine according to claim 1 or 2,
The fixed cover is made of metal,
The body housing is made of synthetic resin,
The lighting base is made of synthetic resin and has an elongated shape with a bent portion,
A desktop cutting machine, wherein lead wires for electrically connecting the body housing and the lighting body are arranged in the lighting base. The desktop cutting machine according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The first end of the lighting base is detachable from the body housing,
The desktop cutting machine, wherein the second end of the lighting base is detachable from the fixed cover. The desktop cutting machine according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
A tabletop cutting machine, wherein the lighting base comprises a grip for carrying the tabletop cutting machine. A desktop cutting machine according to claim 5,
The lighting main body is a desktop cutting machine positioned below the grip portion. The desktop cutting machine according to claim 5 or 6,
the base has a slide bar that supports the body housing so as to be movable in the front-rear direction;
the slide bar and the electric motor are positioned on the first side of the cutting tool;
A desktop cutting machine, wherein the grip portion and the illumination body are located on a second side opposite to the first side of the cutting tool. The desktop cutting machine according to any one of claims 1 to 7,
The lighting base has a divided structure divided into two in the thickness direction,
The table cutting machine, wherein the illumination main body is sandwiched between two split bases forming the split structure.

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