Bart Andrew Nuss

6539992, Apr 1, 2003

Oct 5, 2001

09/972498

Bart Andrew Nuss - Fisherville KY, 40023

B27C 500

1441353, 144 486, 144 92, 1441352, 144137, 144365, 144371, 408236, 408237, 834713, 83473

A radial overarm router is disclosed. The radial overarm router includes a machine base with a work surface, a vertical column, a bearing housing, a slide assembly, and a carriage subassembly. The bearing housing is mounted to, and may rotate about, the vertical column. The slide assembly mounts to the bearing housing and in combination with the bearing housing, the slide assembly has translational and rotational motion relative to the column. The slide assembly includes a carriage subassembly that houses a router. The carriage subassembly is configured to allow pivotal and vertical or plunge type motion of the router. The carriage subassembly further provides for transverse movement of the router. Locking knobs and adjustable limit stops are provided for all directions of movement. All of these motions may be fixed by the locking knobs to use the router in a stationary position; or any combination of the motions may be employed to perform a variety of routing and shaping operations including rabbets, dados, stopped grooving and slots, pockets, mortises, tenons, and curved moldings.

6623220, Sep 23, 2003

Aug 30, 2001

09/943069

Bart Nuss - Fisherville KY
Gregory A. Phillips - LaGrange KY
Richard L. Hall - Lincolnton NC
Kevin M. Ward - Louisville KY

Credo Tool Corporation - Broadview IL

B23B 5104

408204, 279 75, 279905

A mandrel assembly is usable with a hole saw and a drill bit. The mandrel assembly includes a body having a shank portion and an adapter receiving portion. The adapter receiving portion defines an adapter receiving cavity and including a first wall having a first detent hole extending therethrough. The mandrel assembly further includes a bit coupler secured to the body. The bit coupler is located within the adapter receiving cavity and defines a drill bit receiving portion. The drill bit receiving portion includes a bit receiving cavity and a second wall having a second detent hole extending therethrough. The mandrel assembly further includes an adapter configured to be received within the adapter receiving cavity, the adapter having an externally threaded portion configured to meshingly engage with a set of internal threads of the hole saw, the adapter further having a first detent groove defined in an outer surface thereof. The mandrel assembly also includes a first ball detent located within the first detent hole of the body and is configured to be received within the first detent groove of the adapter. Moreover, the mandrel assembly includes a second ball detent located within the second detent hole of the bit coupler and is configured to be received within a second detent groove of the drill bit.

6880595, Apr 19, 2005

Feb 28, 2003

10/377326

Bart A. Nuss - Fisherville KY, US

B27C005/00
B27C009/00

1441352, 1441353, 1441361, 14413695, 834713, 83473, 408236, 408237

A radial overarm router includes a machine base with a work surface, a vertical column, a bearing housing, a slide assembly, and a carriage subassembly. The bearing housing is mounted to, and may rotate about, the vertical column. The slide assembly mounts to the bearing housing and in combination with the bearing housing, the slide assembly has transnational and rotational motion relative to the column. The slide assembly includes a carriage subassembly that houses a router. The carriage subassembly is configured to allow pivotal and vertical or plunge type motion of the router. The carriage subassembly further provides for transverse movement of the router. Locking knobs and adjustable limit stops are provided for all directions of movement. All of these motions may be fixed by the locking knobs to use the router in a stationary position; or any combination of the motions may be employed to perform a variety of routing and shaping operations including rabbets, dados, stopped grooving and slots, pockets, mortises, tenons, and curved moldings.

7066695, Jun 27, 2006

Dec 23, 2003

10/744498

Bart Nuss - Fisherville KY, US

B23C 1/20

409182, 14413695

A router mounting system is disclosed. A preferred embodiment of the router mounting system includes a router assembly, a first sub-base, and a router table. The router assembly and first sub-base include interlocking radial projections, recesses and discontinuities such that the first sub-base can be firmly attached to the router assembly quickly and without the use of tools or fasteners. This allows a user to interchangeably use a single router either in the hand mode of operation or in the table mode of operation with only a few seconds required to change betweens modes of operation.

8063778, Nov 22, 2011

Oct 9, 2008

12/248281

Clifford L. Johns - Louisville KY, US
Guillermo Camoriano - Louisville KY, US
Bart Nuss - Fisherville KY, US

Extundo Incorporated - Louisville KY

G08B 21/00

340540, 3403847, 3405456, 3405681, 3406866, 340531, 73 37, 116201

A device and method for temporarily plugging and visually identifying the condition of tubes.

20120137517, Jun 7, 2012

May 31, 2011

13/149094

Clifford L. Johns - Louisville KY, US
Guillermo Camoriano - Louisville KY, US
Bart Nuss - Fisherville KY, US
Dennis McAndrews - Jeffersonville IN, US
Munaf N. Chasmawala - Louisville KY, US
Matthew Laughlin - Louisville KY, US
Douglas K. Cornett - Louisville KY, US

Tubemaster, Inc. - Louisville KY

B21D 53/02

2989003

A method for marking a specific tube in a shell and tube heat exchanger includes inserting a marker into a second tube adjacent to the tube to be marked and directing a directional pointer on the marker toward the tube to be marked.

20130104587, May 2, 2013

May 18, 2012

13/474889

Bart Andrew Nuss - Fisherville KY, US
Alan Joseph Mitchell - Louisville KY, US

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY - Schenectady NY

F25C 5/02
B67D 7/06

62320, 222 80

An ice dispenser for a refrigeration appliance is provided that can deliver both crushed ice and whole or non-crushed ice. A rotating drum or cylinder carries one or more blades that can crush ice against non-rotating blades carried on an axis or rod that extends into the drum. The direction of rotation of the drum can be selected so as to determine whether crushed or non-crushed ice is dispensed. The dispensing system can be located on the door of the refrigerator. An ice maker can also be positioned with the ice dispenser on the door of the appliance or, optionally, can be located in a compartment of the refrigerator.

20130105611, May 2, 2013

Oct 31, 2011

13/285122

Bart Andrew Nuss - Fisherville KY, US

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY - Schenectady NY

B02C 13/28

241277

An ice dispenser for a refrigeration appliance is provided that can deliver both crushed ice and whole or non-crushed ice. A rotating drum or cylinder carries one or more blades that can crush ice against non-rotating blades carried on an axis or rod that extends into the drum. The direction of rotation of the drum can be selected so as to determine whether crushed or non-crushed ice is dispensed. The dispensing system can be located on the door of the refrigerator. An ice maker can also be positioned with the ice dispenser on the door of the appliance or, optionally, can be located in a compartment of the refrigerator.