Abstract: The present invention provides an electric tool comprising a body, an operating component, an output shaft, and a stop mechanism. An arresting disc is disposed on the output shaft, and a groove is formed on the arresting disc; the stop mechanism comprises a protrusion, for example, a pin, which is operable so that the protrusion extends to insert into the groove to lock the output shaft. A stop mechanism of the present invention is easy to operate, delivers good safety performance, and has a relatively simple structure, which allows convenient production and subsequent maintenance. Further, a stop mechanism of the present invention automatically springs back to a non-stop position at which it detaches from the output shaft or the transmission gear of the transmission mechanism when the external force is lost, which prevents possible damage to the output shaft or transmission mechanism when a user starts the electric tool before releasing the stop mechanism.

Abstract: A charging station for use with a robotic tool, the charging station including a core having a first end and a second end, the first end of the core being configured to be supported on a support surface and the core defining a core axis. The charging station also including a charging terminal coupled to the core, where the charging terminal includes a disk-shaped body extending radially outwardly from the core, where the charging terminal includes a lateral plane subdividing the body into a first sub-section and a second sub-section, and where a positive electrode is positioned on an exterior surface of the first sub-section and where a ground electrode is positioned on an exterior surface of the second sub-section.

Abstract: The present invention provides a hand-held electric tool comprising a housing and an operating component. The housing has a main body section and a grip section extending from the rear side of the main body section, and the front end of the main body section is provided with a mounting interface. The operating component is mounted at the mounting interface of the housing and protrudes from the housing. A chip removal hole is formed in the bottom wall of the main body section of the housing, and a protective portion that extends downwards at least partially is provided at the bottom end at the position where the main body section joins the grip section. The bottom of a hand-held electric tool of the present invention is substantially closed, except for being provided with a chip removal hole, which allows removal of chips while preventing a user's hand from being inadvertently extended into the housing and contacting a component operating at a high speed.

Abstract: The present invention provides a lawn mower for cutting grass and maintaining the lawn surface. The lawn mower has a mower deck, a cutting blade driven by a motor, and a blade changing mechanism. The blade changing mechanism includes a fastener for securing the cutting blade to the motor, a blade securement tool for limiting the cutting blade from rotating, and at least one opening on the mower deck for removably receiving the blade securement tool. An edge guide is also provided on the mower deck. The lawn mower also includes a dynamic power management system configured to adjust a rotation speed of the motor dynamically based on a duty condition of the cutting blade.