Abstract: The disclosure relates to a portable work apparatus. The work apparatus includes a spacer which is arranged on the front housing and has a contact region. The contact region has a maximum distance, as measured radially, with respect to the rotational axis of the output shaft, the distance being greater than the cutting radius of the cutting tool in a first, non-deformed state of the spacer. The spacer is elastically deformable. The spacer is elastically deformed in a second state in such a manner that the maximum distance of the contact region is at most the same size as the cutting radius, and the spacer is arranged completely outside the cutting plane of the cutting tool.

Abstract: A decorative part and a method for producing a decorative part, wherein the decorative part is in particular a lining part of a motor vehicle. The decorative part has a decorative coat which is provided on the rear side with a reinforcing layer and/or on the visible side with a transparent coating. In order to improve the durability or the optical properties, in particular, of a decorative part provided with a light guide for transilluminating and/or backlighting the decorative coat, the decorative part is post processed by a laser treatment.

Abstract: For identifying an original object comprising a surface essentially made of a first substance in a forgery-proof way, atoms of a second substance not soluble in the first substance are deposited on the surface. The surface is subjected to a beam of energized atoms providing movability to the atoms of the second substance in the surface to allow for a nucleation of a phase separation of a phase, in which the atoms of the second substance are concentrated. Then, an image of a surface pattern originating from the nucleation of the phase separation is taken and stored as a identifier for the original object. When a comparison image of a surface pattern of some object supposed to be the original object is compared to the identifier, the object is confirmed as being the original object, if the surface patterns in the identifier and the comparison image are identical.

Abstract: For identifying an original object comprising a surface essentially made of a first substance in a forgery-proof way, atoms of a second substance not soluble in the first substance are deposited on the surface. The surface is subjected to a beam of energized atoms providing movability to the atoms of the second substance in the surface to allow for a nucleation of a phase separation of a phase, in which the atoms of the second substance are concentrated. Then, an image of a surface pattern originating from the nucleation of the phase separation is taken and stored as a identifier for the original object. When a comparison image of a surface pattern of some object supposed to be the original object is compared to the identifier, the object is confirmed as being the original object, if the surface patterns in the identifier and the comparison image are identical.