Abstract:
The invention provides a frame (12) of a hack-saw (10) and, particularly, the handle formation (14),defines shoulder formations (22) that define a linear edge (24) on opposite sides of the extensionformation (16), the operative external edge (26) of the extension formation (16) extending perpendicularly with respect of the shoulder formations (22). As such, the frame (12) of the hack-saw (10) can be used as a conventional L-square.
Abstract:
The invention concerns a handsaw comprising a blade (2) with a tooth line (4), and a handle (1) with a handgrip part (9) and an attachment part (10) forming a blunt angle with the handgrip part. The blade can be located at different angles relative to the handle by means of a joint (11) and is provided with a number of peripherally separated recesses into which a pin (17) of a spring loaded locking mechanism can be inserted. In one out of four lockable positions the handgrip part (9) of the handle extends from the attachment part (10) to the rear with a down-ward slope relative to a conceived line L extending from the tooth line (4) of the blade. In this way the handgrip (9) gets a good distance from an adjacent support surface for a workpiece, while in another position the hand of the user can apply a rearward pulling force and get a downward force component pressing the teeth of the blade into the bottom of the sawn kerf.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a hand-operated scroll sawing machine (10), comprising a scroll saw blade (33) which is detachably clampable between two arms (122, 222) that are preferably formed by a U-shaped, tubular clamp (22); at their free ends. The free end of one of the arms (221, 222) supports a transversally projecting handle (13). The inventive scroll sawing machine (10) can be detachably clipped to a sawing table (37), especially in a bayonet joint-type configuration, and together with said sawing table (37), forms a mobile machine tool which serves as a stationary device when the sawing table (37) is fixed to a workbench or similar. The invention is therefore particularly universally usable while maintaining a high degree of accuracy.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a hand-operated scroll sawing machine (10), comprising a scroll saw blade (33) which is releasably clampable between two essentially parallel arms (221, 222) at their free ends (53, 54), said arms being preferably formed from a U-shaped, especially tubular, clamp (22), and which is driven especially back and forth by a motor that is mounted on the scroll saw (10). A transversally-projecting handle (13) with a switch (15) is situated in front, at the free end of one of the arms (221, 222). The lower arm (221) of the inventive scroll sawing machine supports a pistol-type base housing (12) which has a handle (13) that projects diagonally, backwards from the bottom of the housing (12). The back contour of said handle forms an angularly bent channel (14) to the base housing (12) which fits in the hand of the user in a horizontally and vertically supported manner. As a result, the inventive scroll sawing machine is particularly easy to handle and economical to produce.
Abstract:
La poignée arrière (4) comporte une poutre avant de liaison (13) et une poutre arrière de préhension (53). La poutre arrière comprend une première extrémité articulée sur la partie d'extrémité inférieure de la poutre avant de manière à ce que la poutre arrière de poignée soit mobile entre une première position de préhension de type « revolver » adaptée pour un sciage en puissance, dans laquelle la deuxième extrémité de la poutre arrière est sensiblement alignée dans le prolongement de la partie supérieure (15) de l'archet (3), et une deuxième position de préhension correspondant à une prise de type « ajustage » adaptée pour un sciage de précision, dans laquelle la deuxième extrémité de la poutre arrière est distante du prolongement de la partie supérieure de l'archet.
Abstract:
A power tool, a saw and a circular saw. The power tool may include a handle including a support portion movably supportable on the housing portion and extending substantially about the circumference of the housing portion. The support portion may include a second end movable relative to a first end such that the support portion selectively applies a force to the housing portion. The saw may include a bevel angle detent mechanism in which one of the detent member and the recess is angularly adjustable relative to the associated one of the detent support and the recess support to adjust the predetermined bevel angle position. A bevel angle detent mechanism may include an engagement operating assembly operable between a detent engagement-enabled condition, in which the detent member is engageable in the recess, and a detent engagement-prevention condition, in which the detent member is prevented from engaging the recess. The circular saw may include a spindle lock assembly.
Abstract:
An implement holder has an intermediate linear section pivotally attached to a proximate linear section and a distal linear section. An implement mounting bracket is pivotally attached to the distal linear section and a handle and controls are attached to the proximate linear section. One or more of the proximate, intermediate and distal linear sections may telescope. The proximate linear section may be pivotally attached to a vehicle.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a hand-guided jig saw machine (10) comprising a jig saw blade (33) which can be detachably clamped between two essentially parallel limbs (221, 222), at the free ends thereof, and which can be driven, especially in a reciprocative manner, by a motor (11) that is integrated in the jig saw (10). Said limbs are preferably constructed of a U-shaped frame (22), especially having a tubular shape. A transversally projecting handle (13) comprising a switch button (15) of an on-off switch is arranged on the free end of one of the limbs (221, 222). A light, compact and cost-efficient hand-guided jig saw machine can be produced by virtue of the fact that the lower limb (221) supports, especially in a base housing (12), both the motor (11) and the transmission means (114, 115, 116, 119, 67) which effect the reciprocative motion of the saw blade (33), whereby a motor shaft (1103) is coupled to a crankshaft (116) in a manner that is parallel to the limb (221). Said crankshaft is coupled via a connecting rod (67) to a flexible abutment (51, 57) for clamping the saw blade (33).
Abstract:
A hacksaw may include a blade support frame, a handle operably coupled to the blade support frame at a first end of the blade support frame, a movable blade engagement assembly and a multi-function fixed blade engagement assembly. The multi-function fixed blade engagement assembly may be disposed at a second end of the blade support frame. The multi-function fixed blade engagement assembly may include a first clamping structure to affix a first end of a blade to the hacksaw via an engagement pin and a second clamping structure to affix a portion of the blade spaced apart from the first end to the hacksaw via a clamping or pinching force exerted on the portion of the blade. The movable blade engagement assembly may be operably coupled to the handle and to a second end of the blade. Tension on the blade may be adjustable by adjustment of the movable blade engagement assembly.
Abstract:
A reciprocating saw (10) includes a housing (14) defining a motor housing portion (18), and a motor (22) positioned in the motor housing portion (18), the motor (22) having a motor output shaft (26) defining a rotational axis (30, 89), and a motor activation switch (50) within the motor housing portion (18) and adjacent the motor (22). The reciprocating saw (10) also includes a transmission (54) is positioned downstream of the motor (22) and has a sawbar (58) connectable to a saw blade (62). The transmission (54) converts a rotational input provided by the motor (22) shaft to a reciprocating output of the sawbar (58) along a reciprocating axis (86) that is either coaxial or parallel with the rotational axis (30, 89).