A screw driving machine includes a driving piston to which a driver bit is attachable, a driving cylinder partitioned into a first chamber and a second chamber by the driving piston and moving the driver bit when compressed air is supplied to the second chamber, an air motor rotating the driver bit by the compressed air, an air flow path communicating the second chamber and the air motor, a main chamber storing the compressed air and communicating with the air flow path, and a main valve opening and closing communication between the air flow path and the main chamber. The driving cylinder has a supply port communicating the air flow path and the second chamber. A throttle portion is disposed to be displaceable on an outer periphery of the driving cylinder to change an opening area of the supply port.

A screw driving machine includes a contact portion movable from a first position to a second position via a third position by abutting against a driven member to press against the driven member, a driving portion moving a driver bit when the contact portion reaches the third position to drive a screw into the driven member, a tightening portion causing the driver bit to rotate about an axis and tighten the screw after the screw is driven, a tightening depth switching portion switching a tightening depth of the screw by the tightening portion after the screw is driven, a driving depth regulating portion regulating a movement amount of the contact portion between the second position and the third position, and a driving depth switching portion switching whether to regulate the movement amount of the contact portion by the driving depth regulating portion.

Various embodiments of power tool and method of operating same are described. The power tool may include a first position sensor, a second position sensor, a third position sensor, and a controller. The first, second, and third position sensors may each generate a signal indicative of a distance between the respective position sensor and a workpiece. The controller may determine one or more angles of the power tool with respect to the workpiece based on the first, second, and third signal and present an indication as to whether the one or more angles are within a predetermined range. The controller may further obtain a depth measurement based on the first signal, the second signal, and the third signal and generate, based on the obtained depth measurement, one or more control signals that control operation of the power tool.

A drive guide connectable to a power tool includes a shank, a barrel, and a sleeve. The shank includes a tool coupling portion and a barrel coupling portion. The barrel is coupled to the barrel coupling portion of the shank. The barrel includes a bit coupling portion configured to couple to a tool bit. The barrel also includes a depth indicium disposed on a surface of the barrel. The sleeve is disposed concentrically about and slidable along the barrel. An edge of the sleeve provides a visual indicator to determine depth based on the depth indicium.

An apparatus to limit a seating depth of a fastener can include a cylindrical housing, a pin, a driver, and a biasing element. The cylindrical housing can include a proximal portion couplable to a tool, a distal portion engageable with a workpiece, and a bore extending from an opening on the distal portion towards the proximal portion along a longitudinal axis of the housing. The pin can be secured to the housing and can extend radially inward into the bore. The driver can be translatable within the bore of the housing and can extend beyond the opening on the distal portion to engage the fastener. The driver can include a slot that can be engageable with the pin to receive a torque from the pin and can rotate with the housing to transfer the torque to a fastener when the pin engages the slot.

A power tool includes a housing, a motor, an output member driven by the motor, and a reaming attachment coupled to the output member. The reaming attachment has a front end portion selectively driven in rotation by the output member to drive a fastener into a workpiece, and a reaming portion selectively driven in rotation by the output member to remove material from an end surface of a conduit. A rotational motion sensor in the housing is operable to detect rotational motion of the housing about an axis. A controller receives a signal indicative of rotational motion from the sensor, determines a direction of the rotational motion of the housing, and drives the motor in a direction corresponding to the direction of rotational motion of the housing.

Disclosed are devices and methods for creating a bore in bone. The devices and methods described involve controlling the drive and measuring the drilling energy of a working tool such that a user can avoid injuries to surrounding structures.

The present disclosure relates to an insert and system of installing the same. The insert includes a tapered core and a cylinder. The core releasably secures to an installation device which includes a depth stop or a depth control to control the installation depth of the insert. The insert may be provided in a tray that allows for easier handling of the inserts and installation thereof in installation holes, for example in a hydraulic manifold. In some cases, the core includes a threaded hole to releasably secure the insert to the installation device, thus allowing the installation device to pull the core into the cylinder. The core and cylinder may be made of metallic materials such as steels, steel alloys and others. In some cases the insert can withstand blow out pressures of 40,000 psi or higher.

A power screwdriver may include a main body including a bit drive device configured to rotate a driver bit. A screw may be attached to the driver bit. The power screwdriver may further include a locator attached to the main body and configured to adjust a driving depth of the screw into a workpiece. The locator may include a contact member including a contact surface for contacting with the surface of the workpiece. An orientation adjusting device may adjust the orientation of the contact member relative to the main body or the axial direction of the driver bit.

An auxiliary device of screwdriver refers to an auxiliary device attached on a screwdriver, which is adapted for keeping coupled on a recess close to an end of the screwdriver. The auxiliary device has an expanding portion and a hollow column formed by the extension of the expanding portion. An end of the expanding portion has a magnetic element arranged thereon. The hollow column is formed by connecting a plurality of ribs and walls. The inner margin of the hollow column extends to form a plurality of locking portions that allow the housing to couple with the screwdriver, wherein the auxiliary device is able to pivot on the screwdriver.