Abstract: A motor is housed in a main body and a transmission gear of a series of three transmission gears is mounted to a motor shaft. The last of the series of transmission gears is mounted on one end of an elongated and distortable connection rod. A first bevel gear is attached to the other end of the connection rod. A second bevel gear, which in engagement with the first bevel gear, is attached to one end of a spindle. The spindle extends in a direction perpendicular to the direction in which the connection rod extends. A wheel shaped bit is attached to the other end of the spindle. Rotation of the motor is transmitted to the bit via the three transmission gears, the connection rod, the two bevel gears, and the spindle. To cut a workpiece, the rotating bit is repeatedly moved back and forth into the surface of the workpiece. A handle is attached to the main body and extends in a plane which contains an axis of the motor shaft.

Abstract: A saber saw assembly includes a vice for clamping an object to be cut and a saber saw having a saw blade to be operated in reciprocating motion. The saber saw is arranged to cut the object with the reciprocating saw blade while the object is clamped by the vice. The vice is in the form of a pipe wrench. The pipe wrench clamps the object when rotated in a clamping direction while releases the object when rotated in a releasing direction opposite to the clamping direction. Accordingly, by using the pipe wrench for the vice, the clamping and releasing operations for the object are simplified to enhance the working efficiency for cutting the object.