A collapsible hand saw features an elongated tubular frame member with a hollow interior that runs longitudinally therethrough. First and second arms are removably engaged to the tubular frame near first and second ends of thereof, to span outward from an underside thereof in a common direction. Each arm, near a distal mounting end thereof is configured for selective coupling to a bowsaw blade at a respective mounting hole therein near a respective end thereof. An adjustable tensioner is connectable between the frame member and the first arm, and when tightened, pulls the respective mounting end of said first arm away from the second arm and toward the first end of the frame member to tension the blade. The hollow interior of the frame member accommodates simultaneous storage therein of at least the first and second arms, the adjustable tensioner, and one or multiple blades.

A collapsible hand saw features an elongated tubular frame member with a hollow interior that runs longitudinally therethrough. First and second arms are removably engaged to the tubular frame near first and second ends of thereof, to span outward from an underside thereof in a common direction. Each arm, near a distal mounting end thereof is configured for selective coupling to a bowsaw blade at a respective mounting hole therein near a respective end thereof. An adjustable tensioner is connectable between the frame member and the first arm, and when tightened, pulls the respective mounting end of said first arm away from the second arm and toward the first end of the frame member to tension the blade. The hollow interior of the frame member accommodates simultaneous storage therein of at least the first and second arms, the adjustable tensioner, and one or multiple blades.

Hockey sticks or other tubular shafts have historically been cut using a hack saw with the shaft resting on the lip of a garbage can resulting in slow and inaccurate cuts. A new device for cutting a shaft comprises a holder for receiving the shaft, and an arm rotatably mounted at an end of the holder. The holder includes an internal passage, sized to receive the shaft, which extends outwardly through an opening at the end of the internal passage. A set of jaws are mounted on the rotating arm, each jaw includes a saw blade extending across the opening perpendicular to the shaft. The jaws are spring biased together at a first end for engaging the shaft, whereby relative rotation of the arm and the holder results in the saw blades sawing the end of the shaft off with high precision. Each jaw may include a lever arm extending from a second end thereof configured to receive an application of a user force to overcome the spring bias force to enable the set of jaws to be separated for mounting the shaft therebetween.

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

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

A collapsible or folding saw is provided as a compact hand tool that when folded covers and protects the blade. The folding saw is movable between an extended useable condition and a folded condition. The saw comprises a frame having a longitudinal telescoping upper member, and first and second collapsible side supports depending from the upper member. A blade is coupled between the first and second collapsible side supports, whereby a tensioning mechanism is provided to tension the blade. Further, a handle is provided having a first portion pivotably coupled to the frame and wherein the handle pivots between a first condition to form a free-end handle and a second handle condition where the handle engages the upper member and encapsulates the blade.

A collapsible or folding saw is provided as a compact hand tool that when folded covers and protects the blade. The folding saw is movable between an extended useable condition and a folded condition. The saw comprises a frame having a longitudinal telescoping upper member, and first and second collapsible side supports depending from the upper member. A blade is coupled between the first and second collapsible side supports, whereby a tensioning mechanism is provided to tension the blade. Further, a handle is provided having a first portion pivotably coupled to the frame and wherein the handle pivots between a first condition to form a free-end handle and a second handle condition where the handle engages the upper member and encapsulates the blade.

A pole saw, including a cutting assembly and a support assembly. The cutting assembly includes a serrated cutter and a sheath rotatably connected thereto. The sheath is provided with a groove for accommodating the serrated cutter. The serrated cutter can rotate with respect to the sheath to move into or out of the groove to be sheathed or exposed. The sheath is detachably arranged on the support assembly.

A power tool including a housing with two housing halves joined together at a joining line. A motor housed in the housing. A blade holder which is driven by the motor and is configured to hold a blade so as to cut an object with the blade. A blade storage compartment configured to hold the blade when the blade is not in use for cutting. The blade storage compartment is formed by the two housing halves.

A power tool including a housing with two housing halves joined together at a joining line. A motor housed in the housing. A blade holder which is driven by the motor and is configured to hold a blade so as to cut an object with the blade. A blade storage compartment configured to hold the blade when the blade is not in use for cutting. The blade storage compartment is formed by the two housing halves.