The present invention relates to a connection set for connecting a tool to a hand-held machine tool, which consists of, or comprises, a receptacle and an insert. The receptacle is designed provided and/or suitable to be fastened to a machine tool and to receive an insert. The insert is designed, provided and/or suitable for being fastened to the tool and for being releasably, at least in sections, inserted into the receptacle. In this, both the receptacle and the insert are continuous in the longitudinal direction and circumscribe each a lumen. Furthermore, the receptacle comprises one or several stationary pins projecting from an inner wall into the lumen and one or several movable pins. The outside of the insert comprises one or several guides, which are provided, designed or suitable for guiding the pins along the outside of the insert when inserting the insert into the lumen of the receptacle.

An assembly for a hand-held drill is disclosed. The assembly includes a drill guide and a vacuum shroud. The drill guide includes a mount, a telescoping guard, and a guide foot. The mount is configured to couple to a non-rotating portion of the hand-held drill. The telescoping guard extends from the mount. The guide foot is coupled to the telescoping guard opposite the mount such that the drill guide enshrouds a drill bit of the hand-held drill when the telescoping guard is in an extended position. The vacuum shroud is removably fastenable to the drill guide. The vacuum shroud includes an outer wall and a vacuum hose connector. The outer wall forms an elongate vacuum cavity between an inlet proximate to the guide foot and an outlet distal from the guide foot. A vacuum hose connector is positioned at the outlet distal from the guide foot.

The present invention relates to a fish tape drilling attachment device primarily comprised of a housing, further comprised of at least one bearing, at least one shaft, at least one cam, and at least one cam lever. A fish tape can be fed through the housing such that it is contacted by the cam, wherein the shaft can spin freely within the housing via the bearing such that the hammer action of the drill causes the fish tape to act like a spring in order to slowly move the fish tape through a piece of conduit.

A tool device has a deceleration unit, a tip tool, and a reaction bar. The deceleration unit increases a torque that is input to the deceleration unit. The tip tool is rotated when receiving a motive force from the deceleration unit. The reaction bar is fixed to the deceleration unit. An external force can be made to act on the reaction bar to receive a reaction force that is generated during rotation of the tip tool.

A device for transmitting a torque produced by a drill includes a shank having a first outer conical region, a groove region, a second outer conical region, and a plurality of first longitudinal grooves extending over the first outer conical region, the groove region, and the second outer conical region and having a plurality of second longitudinal grooves extending over the second outer conical region. A tool fitting has a rotary driving part. The rotary driving part has an inner conical region and an inner driver region where the inner driver region has a plurality of first inner rotary drivers with a first width and first depth and a plurality of second inner rotary drivers with a second width and second depth. The first depth and the second depth are identical and the second longitudinal grooves also extend over the first outer conical region and the groove region.

A device for transmitting a torque from a drill to a drill bit includes a shank and a tool fitting. The shank has a first outer conical region, a groove region, and a second outer conical region and has first longitudinal grooves and second longitudinal grooves. The tool fitting has a basic body which has first outer rotary driving grooves, an intermediate element which has first inner rotary drivers, second inner rotary drivers, and first outer rotary drivers, and has a locking device. In the connected state, the first inner rotary drivers engage in the first longitudinal grooves, the second inner rotary drivers engage in the second longitudinal grooves, and the first outer rotary drivers engage in the first outer rotary driving grooves.

A boring device according to one embodiment of the present invention includes: a cutting edge; a drive unit that rotationally drives the cutting edge; a feed flow path through which a cooling liquid is fed to the cutting edge; and a tube pump that forces the cooling liquid in the feed flow path to flow to the cutting edge. The tube pump includes a feed tube constituting a part of the feed flow path and a first pressing mechanism that presses the feed tube, and the first pressing mechanism is driven by the drive unit.

A power tool adapter for a drain cleaning device is disclosed herein. The power tool adapter includes an adapter body having a proximal end portion and a distal end portion, the proximal end portion of the adapter body being oppositely disposed relative to the distal end portion of the adapter body. The distal end portion of the adapter body is configured to be coupled to a drain cleaning device having a plurality of hook elements disposed thereon, the plurality of hook elements configured to grab and collect debris from a drain pipe; and the proximal end portion of the adapter body is configured to be coupled to a rotary motion input device that is sufficient to rotate the plurality of hook elements of the drain cleaning device about a rotational axis so as to grab and collect the debris from the drain pipe.

A handheld powered pocket hole drilling system is provided. The system includes a base assembly having a plate. The plate has a drill bit opening extending through the plate. The system includes a drilling assembly and a drill bit connected to the drilling assembly. A drill guide assembly is operably connected to the base assembly and the drilling assembly. The drilling assembly is movable along the drill guide assembly to extend and retract the drill bit through the drill bit opening at an angle. An actuating assembly is operably connected to the drilling assembly. The actuating assembly is configured to move the drilling assembly and drill bit between a retracted position and an extended position. In some arrangements, the actuating assembly moves a drilling assembly and drill bit rearward and downward to the extended position and a handle of the actuating assembly is moved forward and downward.

A rotary cutting tool cleaning system, device, and method for cleaning debris and shavings from a rotary cutting tool such as a drill bit or reamer. The system includes at least one roller rotatably mounted in a cartridge, wherein the cartridge includes a rotary cutting tool opening in a top thereof for insertion of the rotary cutting tool into the cartridge. The rollers that remove the debris may be brushed rollers configured for axial rotational engagement with the rotary cutting tool. The system can be non-electric or, alternatively include a power supply that rotate the at least one roller.