Abstract: A handheld power tool system includes a tool body adaptable to at least one of multiple tool accessories separately; an accessory box including a first space for receiving the tool body and a second space for storing the multiple tool accessories; and a housing having a first state in which the housing covers the second space and a second state in which the housing releases the second space. The housing includes a first panel and a second panel; and in the second state, the first panel and the second panel are capable of extending substantially coplanarly on a working plane.

Abstract: A misting fan includes a fan assembly including fan blades and a first electric motor for driving the fan blades to rotate; a body formed with a frame for supporting the fan assembly; and a nozzle disposed on the fan assembly and/or the body. The body is formed with a first accommodation cavity for water storage, and the first accommodation cavity is disposed around the fan assembly. In a circumferential direction, an angle of the first accommodation cavity around the fan assembly is greater than or equal to 180°. The misting fan further includes a pump component for pumping water in the first accommodation cavity to the nozzle.

Abstract: A handheld power tool includes a motor, a handle having a first switch for starting and stopping the motor, an output assembly, and an adjustment device including a telescopic rod assembly. The length of the adjustment device changes so that the handheld power tool has at least first and second working states. The distance between the frontmost side of the handheld power tool and the rearmost side of the first switch is an effective length of the handheld power tool. When the handheld power tool is in the first working state, the handheld power tool has a first effective length T1. When the handheld power tool is in the second working state, the handheld power tool has a second effective length T2. The first effective length T1 is less than or equal to 1 m, and the second effective length T2 is greater than the first effective length T1.