An oscillation drive with a drive and with an eccentric coupling drive for converting a rotary motion of the drive into an oscillating rotary motion of a tool spindle about its longitudinal axis is disclosed, wherein the eccentric coupling drive has an eccentric with a first eccentricity that is driven by the drive and that works together with a coupling element that is coupled to the tool spindle in order to convert the motion of the eccentric into an oscillating rotary motion of the tool spindle, wherein the eccentric is coupled to an additional eccentric with a second eccentricity so that the eccentricities are superimposed, wherein the relative position between the eccentric and the additional eccentric is adjustable to at least two different positions in order to change the amplitude of the oscillating motions of the tool spindle.

A power tool includes a motor, a switch, a housing, a switching member and a holding member. The housing is a hollow body formed by a first housing part and a second housing part connected with the first housing part. The first housing part has a through hole. The switching member is connected to the switch and includes an operation part exposed outside through the through hole so as to be movable in a specified direction in response to a user's manual operation. The switching member is configured to turn the switch on and off by linearly moving in the specified direction. The holding member is supported by at least one of the first housing part and the second housing part within the housing and configured to hold the switching member between the holding member and the first housing part so as to be linearly movable in the specified direction.

An oscillating power tool includes a housing and a motor at least partially disposed within the housing and having a rotational output shaft. An eccentric bearing is attached to the output shaft. An oscillating member is coupled to the eccentric bearing to convert rotational movement of the eccentric bearing into oscillating movement. A pivot shaft has an oscillating axis and the oscillating member is arranged on it. A tool engagement area is disposed on the oscillating member for engaging a detachable tool. The tool engagement area substantially surrounds the oscillating axis and has protruding tool connecting members extending parallel to the oscillating axis for axial mounting of the detachable tool to the tool engagement area.

A blade assembly for use with a surgical saw. The blade assembly may comprise a static guide bar, a blade and a drive member, that when actuated, oscillates the blade. The blade may further comprise teeth that extend distally from the static guide bar, the teeth adapted to form a kerf in tissue against which the teeth are pressed. The static guide bar may be dimensioned to fit into the kerf formed in the tissue cut by the teeth. The static guide bar may comprise a thickness dependent on a length of the static guide bar. The blade assembly may be configured such that blade may be the only oscillating component of the blade assembly to provide a generally constant mass moment of inertia irrespective of the mass and/or length of the static guide bar.

A power tool includes: a power assembly including a motor, the motor including a motor shaft rotatable about a motor axis; an output assembly including an output shaft; a transmission assembly; a first housing; a second housing; wherein the power tool is provided with a first vibration isolation plane and a second vibration isolation plane; the first vibration isolation plane is provided with a first vibration isolation block, and the second vibration isolation plane is provided with a second vibration isolation block; the whole composed of the first vibration isolation block and the second vibration isolation block is at least provided with a spacing portion between the first housing and the second housing; the second housing is spaced apart from the first housing at the spacing portion; the first vibration isolation block and the second vibration isolation block are separated from each other.

A suction device for a hole saw of a hand-held power tool oscillatingly driven about an oscillation axis. A substantially disk-shaped base body has a first side that faces the hand-held power tool and a second side that faces the hole saw. A fastening section detachably fastens the suction device to an oscillatingly driven hand-held power tool; and a connecting piece connects the suction device to a suction apparatus.

An accessory includes a blade, a coupling, and a guide. The blade includes a cutting edge. The coupling includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion is attachable to and detachable from the power tool. The second portion is connected to the blade. The guide is structured to guide the blade along a work piece by interacting with a surface of the work piece as the blade moves in an advancing direction. The guide is structured to provide a locked state and an unlocked state. In the locked state, the guide is engaged with the coupling such that the guide is attached to the coupling. In the unlocked state, the guide is disengaged from the coupling such that the guide is detached from the coupling.

A rapid replacing structure for multi-purpose saw includes an operating mechanism, a clamping mechanism and a collet. The collet is released or clamped by driving the clamping mechanism through the operating mechanism. The structure includes an output shaft having top and bottom openings and defining a chamber. The collet is mounted in the chamber. The clamping mechanism includes a spring, a collet sleeve, and a compressor arm. The collet sleeve is disposed around and movable along an upper portion of the collet. One end of the spring contacts with the bottom wall of the output shaft, while another end contacts with the collet sleeve. The compressor arm includes a top lever, and a top ring integrally formed on a lower end of the top lever and located above the collet sleeve. The top lever of the compressor arm is connected in a contacted manner to the operating mechanism.

A clamp arrangement for securing an accessory to an oscillating power tool can include a clamp assembly including a first clamp member that moves relative to the accessory between a closed position wherein the clamp assembly retains the accessory and an open position wherein the first clamp is offset from the accessory permitting removal of the first accessory from the clamp assembly. The clamp assembly can further comprise a second clamp member having a first portion that opposes the first clamp member and cooperates with the first clamp member to clamp the accessory between the first and second clamp members. An attachment plate can carry the clamp assembly. The attachment plate can have a first mating detail formed thereon that is configured to selectively and removably mate with a complementary second mating detail on the power tool in an assembled position.

An oscillating power tool with an electric motor is provided, including an armature shaft with an armature and a fan wheel, including an eccentric arranged on the armature shaft at one end thereof, a first balancing mass for balancing an unbalance of the eccentric and possibly an eccentric bearing, being arranged in the proximity of the eccentric or the eccentric bearing, respectively, however, at an axial distance, further including a second balancing mass for balancing a couple unbalance caused by the axial distance between the eccentric and the eccentric bearing, respectively, and the first balancing weight, wherein the second balancing mass is arranged on the armature shaft at the side facing away from the eccentric or the eccentric bearing. Also a method for balancing such an electric motor is provided.