Abstract: The disclosure relates to a saw tool for use with a multifunctional machine tool which can be driven in oscillation. The saw tool has at least one main axis, at least one main body, and at least one cutting arm arranged on the main body transversely to the main axis, the cutting arm having a first cutting region and a second cutting region starting from the main axis in a direction pointing away from the main body and running at least substantially perpendicular to the main axis, said cutting regions arranged one behind the other, and directly adjacent to each other. The second cutting region is arranged on the first cutting region, on a side of the first cutting region furthest from the main body, and has a greater mass than the first cutting region.

Abstract: A reciprocating saw blade for a machine tool, in particular a jigsaw blade, includes a first row of saw teeth and a second row of saw teeth. The first and second rows of saw teeth are arranged at an angle to a longitudinal axis of the reciprocating saw blade. The angle of the first row of saw teeth opposes the angle of the second row of saw teeth. The reciprocating saw blade also includes a further row of saw teeth arranged between the first and second rows of saw teeth. The further row of saw teeth is set back, in particular suddenly set back, towards the longitudinal axis in relation to the first and second rows of saw teeth.

Abstract: A reciprocating saw blade for a machine tool, in particular a jigsaw blade, includes a first row of saw teeth and a second row of saw teeth. The first and second rows of saw teeth are arranged at an angle to a longitudinal axis of the reciprocating saw blade. The angle of the first row of saw teeth opposes the angle of the second row of saw teeth. The reciprocating saw blade also includes a further row of saw teeth arranged between the first and second rows of saw teeth. The further row of saw teeth is set back, in particular suddenly set back, towards the longitudinal axis in relation to the first and second rows of saw teeth.

Abstract: A reciprocating saw blade for a machine tool, in particular a jigsaw blade, includes a first row of saw teeth and a second row of saw teeth. The first and second rows of saw teeth are arranged at an angle to a longitudinal axis of the reciprocating saw blade. The angle of the first row of saw teeth opposes the angle of the second row of saw teeth. The reciprocating saw blade also includes a further row of saw teeth arranged between the first and second rows of saw teeth. The further row of saw teeth is set back, in particular suddenly set back, towards the longitudinal axis in relation to the first and second rows of saw teeth.

Abstract: A hacksaw blade has a blade body that includes a cutting edge. One cutting-edge section is embodied in a concavely curved manner and at least one further cutting-edge section is embodied in a non-concave manner.

Abstract: A saw tool comprises a sequence of saw teeth on a working side of the saw tool. A chip space is defined between each two successive saw teeth of the sequence of saw teeth. Each chip space defines a corresponding length and height.

Abstract: A hacksaw blade has a blade body that includes a cutting edge. One cutting-edge section is embodied in a concavely curved manner and at least one further cutting-edge section is embodied in a non-concave manner.

Abstract: A reciprocating parting tool includes a substantially flat parting blade which extends along a direction of travel and has a longitudinal extent along the direction of travel. The parting blade has at least one parting edge which extends substantially along the longitudinal extent and includes at least two edge sections, preferably of different longitudinal extents. At least one of the at least two edge sections is not oriented parallel to the direction of travel. At least one of the at least two edge sections, in particular the edge section with the larger of the two longitudinal extents, has a serrated knife edge with a serration spacing.

Abstract: A sabre saw blade, in particular for metal applications, with a serration that has at least one first tooth spacing and one second tooth spacing, characterized in that in at least a partial region with three first and three second tooth spacings which are always disposed in a directly alternating sequence, the serration has at least two tooth shapes, and at least one tooth is embodied as a roof-shaped tooth having a first tooth back portion with a first clearance angle and a second tooth back portion with a second clearance angle with said tooth back portions being arranged at an obtuse angle and one behind the other in a cutting movement direction, and at least one tooth is embodied as a standard tooth with a straight tooth back, arranged alternatingly, wherein the first tooth spacing is between 10% and 30% shorter and the second tooth spacing is between 10% and 30% wider than 1.81 mm.

Abstract: A saw blade for power tools, in particular for power reciprocating saws, includes a blade back (11) and a toothing (12) extending along the lower edge of the blade back and having many saw teeth (13) lined up in succession, In order to increase the blade life and service life of the saw blade, especially in a Thick, stable embodiment, the saw teeth (13) in successive portions (a, b) of the toothing (12) have the same tooth width (az, bz), which, however, differs from that of the saw teeth (13) in the preceding or the succeeding portion (b, a) of the toothing (12).

Abstract: The invention is based on a saw blade, in particular for metal applications, with a serration (14) that has at least one first basic tooth spacing (16) and one second basic tooth spacing (18).

Abstract: The invention is based on a tool holder, having a base body (10) which is formed of at least one plate (22, 24, 26) and which has at least one releasable fastening means (12, 14, 16) for securing a tool (18).

Abstract: In a saw blade for power tools, in particular for power reciprocating saws, with a blade back (11) and a toothing (12) extending along the lower edge of the blade back and comprising many saw teeth (13) lined up in succession, in order to increase the blade life and service life of the saw blade, especially in a thick, stable embodiment, the saw teeth (13) in successive portions (a, b) of the toothing (12) are embodied with the same tooth width (az, bz), which however differs from that of the saw teeth (13) in the preceding or the succeeding portion (b, a) of the toothing (12).