Providing a reciprocating tool capable of reducing vibrations generated during operations and improving work performance and processing precision. A reciprocating tool includes a transmission gear part 61 and a counter weight part 62. The transmission gear part 61 includes a bevel gear 611 and a weight 611A. The bevel gear 611 is rotatable in a first direction about an axis B by receiving a drive force of a motor 3. The weight 62A is rotatable in a second direction opposite to the first direction about the axis B by receiving the drive force of the motor 3. A center of gravity 61G of the transmission gear part 61 and a center of gravity 62G of the counter weight part 62 are separated farthest from a blade mounting part 8 when the blade mounting part 8 is positioned in a rearward position. The center of gravity 61G of the transmission gear part 61 and the center of gravity 62G of the counter weight part 62 are closest to the blade mounting part 8 when the blade mounting part 8 is positioned in a forward position.

A reciprocating saw includes a housing defining a motor housing portion, and a motor positioned in the motor housing portion, the motor having a motor output shaft defining a rotational axis, and a motor activation switch within the motor housing portion and adjacent the motor. The reciprocating saw also includes a transmission is positioned downstream of the motor and has a sawbar connectable to a saw blade. The transmission converts a rotational input provided by the motor shaft to a reciprocating output of the sawbar along a reciprocating axis that is either coaxial or parallel with the rotational axis.

Providing a reciprocating tool capable of reducing vibrations generated during operations and improving work performance and processing precision. A reciprocating tool includes a transmission gear part 61 and a counter weight part 62. The transmission gear part 61 includes a bevel gear 611 and a weight 611A. The bevel gear 611 is rotatable in a first direction about an axis B by receiving a drive force of a motor 3. The weight 62A is rotatable in a second direction opposite to the first direction about the axis B by receiving the drive force of the motor 3. A center of gravity 61G of the transmission gear part 61 and a center of gravity 62G of the counter weight part 62 are separated farthest from a blade mounting part 8 when the blade mounting part 8 is positioned in a rearward position. The center of gravity 61G of the transmission gear part 61 and the center of gravity 62G of the counter weight part 62 are closest to the blade mounting part 8 when the blade mounting part 8 is positioned in a forward position.

A reciprocating saw includes a housing defining a motor housing portion, and a motor positioned in the motor housing portion, the motor having a motor output shaft defining a rotational axis, and a motor activation switch within the motor housing portion and adjacent the motor. The reciprocating saw also includes a transmission is positioned downstream of the motor and has a sawbar connectable to a saw blade. The transmission converts a rotational input provided by the motor shaft to a reciprocating output of the sawbar along a reciprocating axis that is either coaxial or parallel with the rotational axis.

In one embodiment, a reciprocating tool includes a reciprocating plunger, the plunger including an inner wall defining a chamber portion within the plunger, a motor operably connected to the plunger, and a bushing located at least partially within the chamber and contacting the inner wall.

A portable, refrigerant recovery unit for transferring refrigerant from a refrigeration system to a storage tank. The recovery unit includes two, opposed piston heads rigidly attached to respective piston rods that extend along a common fixed axis. The piston rods are rigidly attached to the yoke member of a scotch yoke arrangement. In operation, incoming refrigerant from the system is simultaneously and continuously directed to the opposing piston heads wherein the forces of the pressurized refrigerant on them counterbalance or neutralize one another. The recovery unit also has a cooling fan driven by the motor for driving the scotch yoke in which the fan is driven through a step up gearing arrangement. In operation, the drive shaft of the motor is rotated at a first rate and the driven shaft of the fan is driven at a greater rate (e.g., twice the first rate) by the step up gearing arrangement.