Abstract: A handle member for a motorized, handheld tool includes a substantially closed volume, a handle, and a joint between two parts of the handle member. The joint protrudes a distance beyond the surrounding surfaces. At least one rib is disposed at a distance from the joint on the underside of the tool.

Abstract: This invention relates to a throttle control device for a hand held tool, such as a chain saw. The tool is provided with a forwardly extending wire (17) for transmitting a motion from a throttle control lever (12) turnably arranged about a first axis (14) to a throttle valve. One end of the wire is secured to a wire arm (15) that is turnably arranged about a second axis (16). The wire arm is provided with one or several teeth (19, 20) cooperating with corresponding means on the throttle control lever (12) and the second axis (16) is arranged behind the first axis (15).

Abstract: Handle (11) for a hand held engine powered tool comprising at least on lever or button for controlling the tool. The handle (11), and the tool fuel tank placed inside the handle, is made of at least two handle sections joined together. The levers or buttons for controlling the tool is however only secured in one of the handle sections (15, 16) in order to reduce the required grade of precision between the handle sections (15, 16) without affecting the performance of the levers and buttons.