An electric working machine capable of efficiently cooling components disposed inside, as well as simplifying assembling work and reducing man-hours and production cost. A motor, control board for controlling the motor, rod fixture secured to the front side of the motor, and air guiding partitioning member secured to the rear side of the motor form a motor assembly. The air guiding partitioning member includes a partitioning plate hermetically partitioning between air exhaust and intake ports provided with a predetermined interval longitudinally in the body casing. The partitioning plate has an air guiding window for delivering cooling air taken in from the air intake port to an opening for sucking air on the front side of the motor through a space between the motor and body casing. The control board is disposed on the rear side of the partitioning plate.

An electric working machine and method for assembling the same that do not require specific jigs, so as to facilitate assembling work and reduce man-hours and production cost. A motor assembly is relatively inserted into a body casing, with a mounting base disposed behind a partitioning wall portion allowing a tubular fixture to project through an insertion hole toward the front of the partitioning wall portion, and a temporarily securing mechanism temporarily secures the motor assembly to retain the position of the motor assembly by automatically moving it in rotating and two orthogonal directions on a plane along the partitioning wall portion, so as to coaxially arrange the tubular fixture and insertion hole, and through-hole and screw hole of the mounting base for screwing the bolt. In such a temporarily secured state, the motor assembly is finally secured by screwing the bolt through the through-hole into the screw hole of the mounting base.

The present invention provides a cutting work machine, wherein a cutter unit includes upper and lower blades, which are connected to an upper cutter support, and a guard member that is provided on the upper cutter support. Both blades reciprocate in opposite front-back directions. The guard member includes a guard plate that projects to the right from the upper cutter support and a fixed blade that projects to the left from the upper cutter support. Front edge portions of the guard plate and the fixed blade are positioned forward of foremost cutting edges of both blades. The fixed blade faces forward against the foremost cutting edge of the upper blade.

A hedge trimmer may include a housing provided with a handle configured to be gripped by a user, a pair of shear blades extending forward from the housing; a motor housed in the housing and configured to drive at least one of the pair of shear blades; and an electric circuit unit housed in the housing and configured to control power supplied to the motor. The handle may be provided at an upper portion of the housing in rear of the motor, and the electric circuit unit may be located under the handle in the rear of the motor.

A gardening trimmer may include: a first blade connected to a first cam member and configured to reciprocate in response to rotation of the first cam member; and a second com connected to a second cam member and configured to reciprocate in opposite phase to the first blade in response to rotation of the second cam member. The first cam member includes a first eccentric cam configured to revolve around a first rotation axis and is connected to the first blade at the first eccentric cam. The second cam member includes a second eccentric cam configured to revolve around a second rotation axis and is connected to the second blade at the second eccentric cam. Each of the first and second blades is configured to reciprocate along a plane including the first and second rotation axis.

A hedge trimmer includes a blade assembly having a first blade and a second blade, a housing, a prime mover, and a transmission device. The first blade includes a first body portion and a plurality of first tooth portions, and the second blade includes a second body portion and a plurality of second tooth portions. The first blade includes a first connection assembly including a first driving portion and a first connecting portion, and the second blade includes a second connection assembly including a second driving portion and a second connecting portion. The first connecting portion and the first body portion form a detachable connection, the second connecting portion and the second body portion form a detachable connection, and the first connecting portion is at least partially located outside the housing.

The present invention provides an electric pruner saw, comprising a motor (12), a wobble bearing (13) and a saw (14, 15), and further comprising a balancing component; the balancing component and saw vibrate at the same frequency in parallel directions, but the phases of vibration of the balancing component and saw differ by 180°, such that the opposite-phase vibration of the balancing component partially or completely offsets the vibration of the saw. Furthermore, the wobble bearing in the pruner saw is arranged at an upper side of the motor, such that a rotating rod of the pruner saw is located between the motor and a saw rod; thus, the wobble bearing is closer to the saw rod, so the length of a swing rod of the wobble bearing is shortened, and consequently the various components are arranged more compactly, thus reducing the volume of the pruner saw.

The present invention is directed to a small hand-held garden tool, for example a hedgetrimmer, having an electrically powered powerhead, and a detachable pole assembly. The powerhead can be used alone to cut nearby vegetation or in combination with a pole assembly to reach vegetation farther away. The powerhead has a separate handle and motor chamber, with the pole assembly being secured to the motor chamber. Actuation of the powerhead is controlled by a trigger on the handle. However, when connected to the pole assembly, actuation of the powerhead is controlled by a second trigger on the pole assembly.

A manually guided implement possesses a guide tube, wherein a first mass body is disposed on a first end of the guide tube, and a second mass body is disposed on a second end of the guide tube. One of the mass bodies has a housing, and the other of the mass bodies has a tool driven by a drive motor. A power transmission mechanism for driving the tool between the first and second ends of the guide tube is guided in the interior of the guide tube. A first antivibration element is disposed between the first end of the guide tube and the first mass body. The guide tube in the direction of the longitudinal central axis thereof includes a first rigid sub-portion and a second rigid sub-portion that are connected to one another at an abutment location by at least one second antivibration element.

Power tools are provided. A power tool, such as a hedge trimmer, can include a housing; a blade assembly extending from the housing, wherein the blade assembly defines a blade assembly plane; a level configured to detect an orientation of the blade assembly plane compared to a reference plane; and an indicator configured to generate feedback to a user about the orientation of the blade assembly plane compared to the reference plane.