A handheld working tool for treating a workpiece comprises a tool nose provided for contacting the workpiece at a working point, and an indicator provided for indicating a reference point on a surface of the workpiece at a predetermined distance to the working point when the tool nose contacts the workpiece at the working point.

A power tool includes a housing, a motor, a power output member, a transmission assembly, and a light source device. The power output member extends substantially along an axis and is connected to an operating accessory, and the operating accessory is provided with a working portion. The light source device includes a light guide plate, a light-emitting element, and a circuit board. The light guide plate is formed with a light exit surface for emitting light and a first light incident surface and a second light incident surface for guiding light into the light guide plate. The circuit board is used for installing the light-emitting element. A maximum distance L between the first light incident surface and the second light incident surface along a left-and-right direction is greater than or equal to 0 mm and less than or equal to 7 mm.

A power tool includes a housing containing a motor, an output member configured to be driven by the motor to perform an operation on a workpiece, and a handle having a first end portion coupled to the housing and a second end portion. A base is coupled to the second end portion of the handle. A light emitting assembly is pivotably coupled to the base. The light emitting assembly is configured to be operable in a first mode to illuminate a workpiece and a second mode to indicate a condition of the power tool responsive to the power tool signaling the condition to the light emitting assembly.

Tools for crimping or cutting of an object such as a wire, cable, or connector. The tool includes a first member and a second member configured to come together through a gap to crimp or cut a wire, cable or connector and a laser positioned to visually indicate a region where at least one member traverses as the first and second member come together through the gap. This visual indication aids in alignment of the object for the crimping or cutting operation.

An oscillating power tool has a housing including a handle portion defining a handle axis and a head portion defining an output axis that is perpendicular to the handle axis. The head portion includes a front face intersected by the handle axis. A drive mechanism includes an output shaft configured to oscillate about the output axis in a rotational manner in response receiving torque from a motor. A lighting assembly is configured to illuminate a workpiece in front of the head portion of the housing. The lighting assembly includes a lens arranged on the front face of the housing, a holder coupled to the lens, a plurality of printed circuit boards supported by the holder, and an LED arranged on each of the printed circuit boards. In response to being activated, the LEDs are configured to project a wide-angle beam of light through the lens.

A power wrench includes a cylindrical housing, an electric motor, an output shaft connected to the motor and a power switching device activated by a trigger located on the housing. The trigger is supported on an annular sleeve element coaxially disposed and rotatable relative to the housing for enabling adjustment of the angular position of the trigger relative to the housing. Irrespective of its angular position the trigger is arranged to axially displace a non-rotatable activation ring to activate the power switching device. The housing includes an adjustable angle head supporting the output shaft and arranged to be set in alternative angular positions relative to the housing.

Tools for crimping or cutting of an object such as a wire, cable, or connector. The tool includes a first member and a second member configured to come together through a gap to crimp or cut a wire, cable or connector and a laser positioned to visually indicate a region where at least one member traverses as the first and second member come together through the gap. This visual indication aids in alignment of the object for the crimping or cutting operation.

A driving tool allows easy assembly and effective illumination of an area around a nozzle. A driving tool includes a striking mechanism that strikes a fastener, a body including the striking mechanism and an illuminator, a nozzle to allow ejection of the fastener struck by the striking mechanism, and a light guide between the illuminator and the nozzle.

A working machine includes a working part; a motor configured to drive the working part; a motor housing covering at least a part of the motor; an outer housing covering at least a part of the motor and at least a part of the motor housing; and a light emitter disposed at a part of the motor housing that is covered by the outer housing. The outer housing includes an opening at a part of the outer housing that faces the light emitter. The opening allows light emitted from the light emitter to pass through the opening.

A router includes an illumination part having an LED, and the illumination part is accommodated in an illumination accommodation portion of a holding ring and held by the holding ring. Here, a restriction portion of the holding ring is arranged adjacent to a lower side of a positioning rib of a stator and restricts downward movement of the stator. Thus, the illumination part can be held using the holding ring that restricts the downward movement of the stator. Accordingly, the illumination part can be mounted in the router using a member that holds the illumination part and a member that restricts the downward movement of the stator as a common member. In this manner, the periphery of a tip tool can be illuminated by the illumination part, while preventing an increase