An apparatus for a quick release cutting device blade assembly is provided. The apparatus includes a blade carrier assembly. The blade carrier assembly includes an adaptor and a backing plate configured to fit over the central post and including a second flat surface. The adaptor includes a flat end plate including a first flat surface, a central post, and a female threaded portion configured to be engaged to a male threaded portion of an output shaft of a cutting device. The blade carrier assembly is configured to affix a cutting device blade between the first flat surface and the second flat surface. The female threaded portion includes a thread pattern configured for resisting a tool-lock condition when a force transmitted through teeth of the thread pattern is maintained below a maximum operational force.

An apparatus for a quick release cutting device blade assembly is provided. The apparatus includes a blade carrier assembly. The blade carrier assembly includes an adaptor and a backing plate configured to fit over the central post and including a second flat surface. The adaptor includes a flat end plate including a first flat surface, a central post, and a female threaded portion configured to be engaged to a male threaded portion of an output shaft of a cutting device. The blade carrier assembly is configured to affix a cutting device blade between the first flat surface and the second flat surface. The female threaded portion includes a thread pattern configured for resisting a tool-lock condition when a force transmitted through teeth of the thread pattern is maintained below a maximum operational force.

A recip blade has a blade body including a cutting edge and a tang located at one end of the blade body. The tang defines an arcuate cross-sectional shape or is laminated to increase the overall thickness of the tang and, in turn, enhance the rigidity of the blade and/or reduce oscillation or whipping of the blade during cutting.

A recip blade has a blade body including a cutting edge and a tang located at one end of the blade body. The tang defines an arcuate cross-sectional shape or is laminated to increase the overall thickness of the tang and, in turn, enhance the rigidity of the blade and/or reduce oscillation or whipping of the blade during cutting.

A surgical saw and complementary blade. The blade has lock teeth that are more ductal than the cutting teeth. The saw coupling assembly has an anvil and a press. The saw coupling assembly holds the blade to the saw by compressing the saw lock teeth between the anvil and the press so as to result the coining of the lock teeth.

A surgical saw and complementary blade. The blade has lock teeth that are more ductal than the cutting teeth. The saw coupling assembly has an anvil and a press. The saw coupling assembly holds the blade to the saw by compressing the saw lock teeth between the anvil and the press so as to result the coining of the lock teeth.

An axially mounted non-circular hole saw device follows a lateral, oscillating cutting motion to cut a non-circular kerf in a workpiece. The device adapts to variously styled power tools. The device couples to a power tool at an axial orientation through a mounting portion. The axial disposition of the device relative to the power tool enables the axial vibratory force generated by the power tool to convert to a lateral, oscillating cutting motion followed by the device. This cutting motion forms a clean non-circular kerf, offsets vibrations during cutting, and minimizes debris formed during cutting. A cutting portion has a non-circular shape. The cutting portion includes a base edge and a teeth edge. A bridge traverses the base edge for stability. A mounting portion extends perpendicularly from the bridge portion. The mounting portion includes a gap defined by slots that couple to a coupling mechanism from the power tool.

A modular bow saw wherein the handle and bow can be separated for storage or transport.

A saw blade clamping device is configured to clamp at least two types of saw blades and includes a clamping seat and an operating member. The clamping seat has a connecting portion and a loading portion with a loading slot. The operating member has an operating portion with assembling and loading ends. The operating portion is assembled around the loading portion with the assembling end, and the loading end has a loading port. The operating member is rotatable relative to the loading portion. An inner wall of the operating member has a curved driving surface. An abutting element, disposed between the operating member and the clamping seat, has an abutting end, which can extend into the loading slot, and a driving end, which abuts against the driving surface. The abutting end is driven by the driving surface during rotation of the operating member to move into the loading slot.

A saw blade clamping device is configured to clamp at least two types of saw blades and includes a clamping seat and an operating member. The clamping seat has a connecting portion and a loading portion with a loading slot. The operating member has an operating portion with assembling and loading ends. The operating portion is assembled around the loading portion with the assembling end, and the loading end has a loading port. The operating member is rotatable relative to the loading portion. An inner wall of the operating member has a curved driving surface. An abutting element, disposed between the operating member and the clamping seat, has an abutting end, which can extend into the loading slot, and a driving end, which abuts against the driving surface. The abutting end is driven by the driving surface during rotation of the operating member to move into the loading slot.