Abstract: A cutting tool holding device includes a base, a positioning tube and a positioning member. The base includes a mounting hole and a through hole, and the through hole is formed at a side of the mounting hole and communicated with the mounting hole. The positioning tube includes an axial receiving hole, an accommodated portion and a limiting groove. The axial receiving hole is formed within the positioning tube for receiving a cutting tool. The accommodated portion is disposed at an end of the positioning tube for being installed into the mounting hole. The limiting groove is formed on a side of the accommodated portion. The positioning member is positioned in the through hole of the base, wherein the positioning member abuts against the limiting groove of the positioning tube.

Abstract: A cutting tool holding device includes a base, a cutting tool holder and a fastening member. The base includes an abutting portion and a transverse dovetail groove, wherein the abutting portion is defined between a first wall with a mounting surface and a second wall, and the transverse dovetail groove is formed on the mounting surface. The cutting tool holder has a transverse dovetail portion, wherein the cutting tool holder is abutted against the abutting portion, and the transverse dovetail portion is detachably engaged into the transverse dovetail groove on the mounting surface of the second wall. The fastening member is for fastening the cutting tool holder to the base.

Abstract: A track shoe fastened on a chain of the caterpillar vehicle includes a body and a buffer block. The body includes an first surface adjacent to the chain, a second surface opposite to the first surface, a third surface, a fourth surface opposite to the third surface, a groove defined on the second surface and through the third surface and the fourth surface, and the holes defined through the first surface and the second surface to communicate with the groove. The buffer block includes an embedded portion capable of being embedded within the groove of the body, and multiple lock holes defined through the buffer block to respectively communicate with the holes of the body. The buffer block is secured on the body through the embedment between the embedded portion and the groove, and secured on the chain by the fastening members within the holes and the lock holes.

Abstract: A track shoe fastened on a chain of the caterpillar vehicle includes a body and a buffer block. The body includes an first surface adjacent to the chain, a second surface opposite to the first surface, a third surface, a fourth surface opposite to the third surface, a groove defined on the second surface and through the third surface and the fourth surface, and the holes defined through the first surface and the second surface to communicate with the groove. The buffer block includes an embedded portion capable of being embedded within the groove of the body, and multiple lock holes defined through the buffer block to respectively communicate with the holes of the body. The buffer block is secured on the body through the embedment between the embedded portion and the groove, and secured on the chain by the fastening members within the holes and the lock holes.

Abstract: A tool holding device is disclosed, and the tool holding device includes a base, a block, and a fastening member for securing the block. The base includes a receiving portion defined between a countering wall and a shoulder wall, a surface defined adjacent to the shoulder wall perpendicularly and away from the countering wall, a penetrated hole defined on the countering wall, and a positioning hole communicating with the penetrated hole. The block includes a holding portion held in the receiving portion, a handle received in the penetrated hole, and a holding hole for holding a chisel. The countering wall and the shoulder wall define an angle less than or equal to 90 degrees. Therefore, the counterforce bearing of the base and block are both enhanced to raise the strength of the tool holding device.

Abstract: A tool holding device is disclosed, and the tool holding device includes a base, a block, and a fastening member for securing the block. The base includes a receiving portion defined between a countering wall and a shoulder wall, a surface defined adjacent to the shoulder wall perpendicularly and away from the countering wall, a penetrated hole defined on the countering wall, and a positioning hole communicating with the penetrated hole. The block includes a holding portion held in the receiving portion, a handle received in the penetrated hole, and a holding hole for holding a chisel. The countering wall and the shoulder wall define an angle less than or equal to 90 degrees. Therefore, the counterforce bearing of the base and block are both enhanced to raise the strength of the tool holding device.