1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a movement adjust device, and more particularly to a movement adjust device for a circular saw. The movement adjust device of the present invention can reduce the necessary operating space of the circular saw.
2. Description of Related Art
A circular saw is widely used for cutting. The circular saw without any movement adjust device only has a short cutting range. As a result, a conventional movement adjust device is provided to overcome the problem of the circular saw. The conventional movement adjust device in accordance with the prior art comprises a holder secured on a rear end of a base member of the circular saw. The holder has two through holes defined to allow two guide bars slidably extending through the holder. Each guide bar has a first end securely received in a first stopper and a second end securely received in a second stopper that is securely mounted to a hinge that is connected to a housing, a motor and a saw blade of the circular saw. Consequently, the saw blade can be moved to elongate the cutting range of the circular saw due to a slidable relation between the holder and the two guide bars.
However, the guide bars extend from the rear portion of the circular saw when the circular saw only needs a short cutting range and the second stopper is backward pushed. Consequently, the conventional movement adjust device needs an operating space having a depth corresponding to the length of the guide bars. It is a inconvenient design when used in a small place.
The present invention has arisen to mitigate and/or obviate the disadvantages of the conventional movement adjust device for a circular saw.
The main objective of the present invention is to provide an improved movement adjust device of a circular saw. The movement adjust device of the present invention can reduce the necessary operating space of the circular saw.
To achieve the objective, the movement adjust device for a circular saw in accordance with the present invention comprises a holder secured on a base member of the circular saw and having two through holes defined in tow opposite ends the holder. Two first guide bars each slidably extends through a corresponding through hole in the holder. Each first guide bar has a first end securely received in a first stopper to prevent the two guide bars from detaching from the holder and a second end securely received in a connector in which two through holes are defined between the second end of each of the two first guide bars. Two second guide bars each slidably extend through a corresponding through hole in the connector. Each second guide bar has a first end securely received in a second stopper to prevent the two second guide bars from detaching from the connector and a second end securely received in a third stopper that is secured on a hinge of the circular saw.
Further benefits and advantages of the present invention will become apparent after a careful reading of the detailed description with appropriate reference to the accompanying drawings.
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As described above, the guide bars of conventional movement adjust device is divided into two portions respectively corresponding to the first guide bars and the second guide bars. Consequently, the depth of the operating space is shortened because first guide bars (12) and the second guide bars (15) are telescopically moved relative to each other. Furthermore, the number of guide bar of the present invention is double to the conventional movement adjust device such that the present invention can provide a stable support to the circular saw when the first guide bars (12) and the second guide bars (15) extend for a long distance cutting of the circular saw.
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Although the invention has been explained in relation to its preferred embodiment, it is to be understood that many other possible modifications and variations can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as hereinafter claimed.
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