A side handle assembly for securing to a neck of a power tool includes a handle configured to be gripped by a user, a rod including a first end to which the handle is coupled and an opposite, second end, a first clamp coupled to the second end of the rod, and a second clamp positioned opposite the first clamp. The neck of the power tool is receivable between the first clamp and the second clamp, with a clamping force applied to the neck, when the first and second clamps are maintained in a clamped state. The side handle further includes a cam lever configured to adjust the first and second clamps between the clamped state and a released state, where the clamping force is removed from the power tool neck.

A power screwdriver has a gear housing with forwardly extending output shaft and a peripheral external spline with teeth lying on a first diameter. The gear housing has a peripheral groove with groove bottom arranged rearward of the external spline. The groove bottom lies on a second diameter smaller than the first diameter. The support bracket has a fastening portion with an annular fastening flange with internal spline and a support foot arranged laterally offset from the output shaft and placed against an external counter bearing for diverting reaction torques. Internal and external splines cooperate to rotationally fix the support bracket relative to the gear housing. A locking element on the fastening flange can assume a blocking setting or a release setting. In the blocking setting, the locking element extends partially or completely into the groove and locks the support bracket to the gear housing in longitudinal direction.

A hand-held power tool (1) includes a tool holder (2) for holding a tool on a working axis (11) and a motor (5) for rotationally driving the tool holder (2) about the working axis (11). The motor (5) is situated in a power-tool housing (16) and a handle (9) is fastened on the power-tool housing (16) for guiding the hand-held power tool (1) during operation. A rotary motion sensor (15) detects a rotary motion of the power-tool housing (16) about the working axis (11). A monitor (19) ascertains a holding force based on an amplitude of the rotary motion in a frequency range between 0.4 Hz and 4 Hz. A safety device (13) reduces a torque output to the tool holder (2) when the detected rotary motion exceeds a limiting value, the limiting value being set as a function of the holding force.

A device is provided for screwing. The device includes a handle housing and a gear reduction housing. The handle housing includes a handle and lodges a motor. The gear reduction housing lodges a gear reduction unit, the input of which cooperates with the output of the motor. The gear reduction unit includes a single output cooperating with a rotating end element for cooperating with an element to be screwed. The gear reduction housing is linked to the handle housing by a rotating link. The rotating link is configured in a way such that a negligible reaction force is transmitted to the handle housing during an operation of screwing.