Bit holder

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-01-14
CHEN HO TIEN
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[0019]The object of this invention is to offer a bit holder adapted to a screw band of an automatic screwdriver with a small outer diameter (less than 7 mm). The bit holder can p

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The conventional bit holders shown in FIGS. 1˜3 has a rather large outer diameter (more than 7 mm), unsuitable for being utilized in an automatic screwdriver with a screw band.
But, with the hole 15 bored in the shank 1, the strength of the shank 1 is to be downgraded, apt to make the shank 1 deformed or broken at the location of the hole 15, posing a loss or a burden to consumers.
However, as the outer diameter (d1) of the sliding sleeve 14A is much larger than the outer diameter (d2) of the shank 1, such a two-part-assembled bit holder can hardly be utilized in an automatic screwdriver.
But, because th

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[0041]As shown in FIGS. 79, a preferred embodiment of a bit holder in the present invention includes a shank 4, and a bit sleeve 5.

[0042]The shank 4 is provided with a non-circular geometric first end portion 40 for being engaged with a hand tool, and a second end portion formed with a combining hole41. As shown in FIG. 10, the combining hole 41 is provided with female threads 410 formed around its partial inner wall for being engaged with the bit sleeve 5, and a polygonal surface 411 also formed around its partial inner wall for corresponding to a combining portion 60 of a bit 6.

[0043]The bit sleeve 5, as shown in FIGS. 10˜13, is provided with a through hole 50 for the bit 6 to penetrate through, male threads 51 formed around its rear portion for engaging with the female threads 410 of the combining hole 41 of the shank 4, and a circular circumference 52 for being twisted by an auxiliary tool 7 to keep the bit sleeve 5 fixed in or loosened from the combining hole 41 of the shank 4 so

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A bit holder includes a shank, and a bit sleeve. The shank has a first end portion of a non-circular geometric equiangular cross-section for combining a hand tool, and a second end portion formed with a combining hole having female threads in its wall. The bit sleeve has a through hole for a bit to extend therein, male threads and a circular circumference. The bit sleeve is combined with the shank by engagement of the male threads with the female threads, and the bit sleeve may be rotated to fix with or loosen from the shank by an auxiliary tool for changing the bit. In assembling, the bit is inserted through the through hole of the bit sleeve, and then the male threads of the bit sleeve are engaged with the female threads of the shank by an auxiliary tool fitted with the circular circumference and rotated to keep the bit combined with the shank, with the bit sleeve pressing the bit so as to minimize the tolerance of the gap between them, thus enabling the bit to drive a screw smoothly into an object.

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Owner CHEN HO TIEN
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