A dust collector for use with a power tool comprises a housing, a telescoping suction pipe coupled to the housing, a suction fan positioned in the housing and operable to generate a vacuum in the suction pipe, a dust container coupled to the housing and positioned upstream of the fan, a filter at least partially arranged in the dust container, and a filter cleaning mechanism. The filter cleaning mechanism includes an anvil, a striker moveable between a first striker position, in which the striker is spaced from the anvil, and a second striker position, in which the striker is in contact with the anvil. The filter cleaning mechanism further includes an actuator moveable between a first actuator position and a second actuator position, in which the actuator is moved closer to the anvil than in the first position, and a first spring biasing the striker toward the anvil.

A hand-guided power tool has a power tool housing and an internal combustion engine arranged in the power tool housing and configured to drive a tool member of the power tool. A fuel tank and at least one electric component are provided. A control device that is an electronic control unit is connected to the at least one electric component of the power tool and controls the at least one electric component. The power tool has a top face which, when parking the power tool in a usual parking position on a flat horizontal support surface, is facing upwardly. The electronic control unit is positioned laterally adjacent to the fuel tank device, when viewing the power tool in the usual parking position.

The present invention provides a structurally simple, compact, energy-saving electric power tool having a long service life, the tool including a motor, a gearbox, a cutter library and a cutter holder; the motor is connected with an input member of the gearbox; it further includes a first case and a second case; the motor and the gearbox are disposed within the first case; the cutter library and the cutter holder are disposed within the second case; the cutter library and the cutter holder are both rotatablely connected with the second case; the first case and the second case are axially movable so that an output member of the gearbox can be sequentially sleeved to a cutter hole 8 of the cutter library and the cutter holder, or can be separated in the opposite direction.

A hand-held machine tool, in particular a screwdriver, having a housing, having an insert tool magazine which has a plurality of insert tool chambers for holding one insert tool each and is arranged rotatably in the housing, having a tool holder for rotatably driving the insert tools, wherein the tool holder is arranged rotatably in a tool holder opening of the housing, with a feed element which is designed to displace one of the insert tools from a parking position out of one of the insert tool chambers into a working position in the tool holder, with an actuating element which is designed to actuate the feed element, and with a supporting element which is designed to support the feed element at least in the working position in the tool holder. The support element is arranged at least partially between the insert tool magazine and the actuating element.

A hand-held power tool, in particular a screwdriver, includes a housing, a drive motor, and a gear unit for driving a tool holder designed to hold an insertion tool, and having an insertion tool magazine for storing a plurality of selectable insertion tools. The gear unit is arranged at least in sections within the insertion tool magazine.

A tool bit holding system for a power tool includes a snap-on bit holder including a curved plate contoured similar to a contour of a top surface of a power tool housing and configured to removably rest on the top of the power tool housing. A plurality of legs extend from lateral ends of the curved plate, each leg including a hook portion configured to be removably received in recesses in lateral sides of the power tool housing to removably retain the curved plate on the top surface of the power tool housing. A bit holding portion includes at least one of a magnetic plate, a box, and one or more bit receiving slots coupled to a top face of the curved plate. The at least one of the magnetic plate, the box, and the one or more bit receiving slots is configured to removably retain at least one of a tool bit, a fastener, and a supplemental tool bit holder.

A storage belt attachment having a plurality of pockets formed with an elastic strip stretched across the pockets to make them particularly suitable for storing construction items such as drill bits. The attachment includes a first strip having a rigid fabric having a width and a length, an elastic second strip overlaid and stretched taut on a first surface of the first strip and connected to the first strip by a plurality of parallel seams set at equidistant intervals along the length of the first strip, thereby forming a plurality of pockets, and a third strip including a rigid fabric overlaid across a top end of the elastic second strip length to form an opening at a top entrance at the width of each pocket.

A power tool including a housing. The housing supports a motor operably coupled to an output shaft. The housing includes a handle and a battery receptacle. The handle. The battery receptacle is disposed adjacent to the handle and is configured to receive a battery pack. The handle defines a storage space configured to support a tool accessory. The storage space is enclosed by the battery pack when the battery pack is coupled to the battery receptacle.

A rotary tool assembly includes a body, a motor disposed in the body, and a power source coupled to the body and configured to provide electrical power to the motor. A rotary tool attached to the body and configured to be actuated by the motor. A first bit storage area disposed on the body, the first bit storage area defining a storage cavity configured to receive a first bit, the first bit storage area being a drawer that is slidable between a first position in which the storage cavity is accessible and a second position in which the storage cavity is concealed. A second bit storage area disposed on the body, the second bit storage area being a tray configured to receive a second bit. In the second position, the first bit storage area and the second bit storage area are stacked upon one another.

An apparatus includes an upper half, a lower half coupled to the upper half and a securing mechanism. The apparatus attaches to a bottom of a cordless drill to provide quick and easy access to drill bits enabling users to keep their drill bits close at hand when working. The apparatus prevents individuals from wasting time trying to locate drill bits and eliminates the need to ask other individuals for assistance in locating the correct drill bit.