Abstract: A surface treating device is provided for rotating a primary surface treating arrangement supplied with a surface treating material relative to a working surface. A driving mechanism is provided for rotating the primary surface treating arrangement including a driven output tube operably connected to the primary surface treating arrangement. In the preferred embodiment, an auxiliary surface treating arrangement is spaced inwardly of the output tube and is non-rotatably mounted on the driving mechanism. The auxiliary surface treating arrangement includes a manually actuated pump slidably mounted relative to the output tube for controllably delivering a supply of the surface treating material to the primary surface treating arrangement.

Abstract: A linear sanding apparatus, for providing a linear reciprocating sanding action, and having a support assembly, a drive shaft, and having a angled drive plate on the shaft, and a motor for rotating the shaft, two transmission devices coupled to the drive plate, and operable by rotation of the drive plate, to reciprocate along linear paths in opposite directions side by side to one another, and first and second sanding plates connected to respective transmission devices, and movable in unison with movement of the devices to and fro, side by side to one another along reciprocating linear parallel paths in opposite directions.

Abstract: An oscillating sander includes a housing and a tool holder which receives a sanding plate and sits via a rotary bearing on a rotating eccentric stem that projects from the housing and is attached flexibly against rotary entrainment on the housing by way of at least one oscillating, element. The oscillating is assembled from two hard-elastic rings, one outer ring and one inner ring, made in particular of plastic and arranged spaced apart from one another and in particular concentrically, which are coupled to one another, with minimally limited radial displaceability with respect to one another and with limited rotatability with respect to one another, via an elastic spacer element, the spacer element being made of soft plastic equipped with openings.

Abstract: A main body containing an electric motor reciprocally driving a rigid longitudinal extension which is frictionally suspended within a graspable sleeve may be held to guide a selected abrasive tool head coupled to the front end of the extension. Power may be supplied by a battery, rechargeable or replaceable, or by alternating current through a cord. A vacuum connected to a sanding head having a porous pad backed by an airtight manifold and attachable to the main body may run on alternating current or a battery. The sleeve may be connected to the main body to provide a continuous uninterrupted exterior. The speed may be varied with use of a variable resistor. An appropriate length stroke is obtained with a sufficiently large diameter driven disc pivotally connected to the extension with a rigid link arm. The tool may be used for powered sanding, scraping, or scrubbing with a wire brush, a bristle brush or an absorbent pad.

Abstract: A power sander comprising an oscillating drive for oscillatingly driving a sanding tool about an axis fixed with respect to a housing is disclosed. The sanding tool comprises a sanding plate arranged on the sanding tool and having at least two side edges which converge in at least one corner and are arranged symmetrically with respect to a center point. A receptacle for mounting the sanding plate on the drive shaft is arranged on the sanding plate eccentrically with respect to the center point.

Abstract: To provide a rotational speed adjusting device for a pneumatic rotational tool in which even if high air pressure is supplied, rotational frequency thereof does not exceed the maximum allowable rotational frequency so as to prevent occurrence of breakage of a processing tool. A speed adjusting shaft 30 is secured to one end of a rotor 26, and a speed adjusting member 32 capable of being displaced with respect to the speed adjusting shaft 30 is mounted externally of the speed adjusting shaft 30. The speed adjusting shaft 30 is provided with a ball 44 movable in a radial direction, and the speed adjusting member 32 is axially displaced with respect to the speed adjusting shaft 30 by a centrifugal force applied to the ball 44.

Abstract: A sander is mounted in a cavity in a guide block so as to have an abrasive surface protruding from a bottom surface to a selectively variable extent. The bottom surface of the guide block acts as a depth guide when engaging a flat surface adjacent to a surface to be sanded to establish a step of predetermined height. Either a manual or power sander can be mounted to the guide block. The sander-guide block assembly allows a carrying out process of installing flooring to perfectly match an adjacent floor surface.

Abstract: A supporter for supporting a sanding device includes a base for engaging with a work piece to be machined. A rod is rotatably secured on the base. A bracket is secured to the rod for supporting the sanding device and for allowing the sanding device to be rotated about the pivot shaft. The bracket is pivotally secured to the rod. One or more fasteners are engaged with the rod and the bracket for adjusting an angular position of the bracket relative to the rod. The rod is secured to the base by one or more bolts.

Abstract: A grinder including a power drive unit having a driving shaft and a bevel gear fixedly mounted on one end of the driving shaft, and a grinding unit coupled to the power drive unit, the grinding unit including a grinding bit and a transmission mechanism coupled between the grinding bit and the bevel gear of the power drive unit, wherein the grinding unit has a retaining hole and a coupling flange disposed at a rear side thereof at different elevations; the power drive unit has a front coupling slot at a bottom side thereof which receives the coupling flange of the grinding unit, a pair of lugs raised from the periphery at a top side thereof, a lever pivoted to the lugs, and a hook pivoted to the lever and forced by the lever to hook in the retaining hole of the grinding unit. The transmission mechanism of the grinding unit can be alternatively made in a first form to turn the grinding bit in X-axis, a second form to turn the grinding bit in Y-axis, or a third form to reciprocate the grinding bit.

Abstract: Midspan access to selected optical fibers which are encapsulated in an optical ribbon or tube is achieved by placing the desired span of the encapsulated fibers to be accessed between opposing abrasive layers and controllably urging at least one of the abrasive layers in the direction of the opposing abrasive layer to cause both abrasive layers to contact the encapsulant which covers the fibers. The amount of force applied to the at least one abrasive layer is limited by the structure of a resilient element which is coupled to the abrasive surface. Stress concentrators are created in the encapsulant and the encapsulant is removed from the span portion by relative movement of the encapsulated fibers and the abrasive layers. A minimum separation distance between the opposing abrasive layers can be defined, according to the thickness of the specific encapsulated fiber medium undergoing fiber separation, to avoid contact between the abrasive surfaces and the fibers within the medium.

Abstract: A polishing machine consists of a housing to which a handle is fastened pivotally. A motor is mounted in the interior of the housing such that an output end of the motor is fastened with a linking mechanism. Two reciprocating members are fastened pivotally with the housing such that the reciprocating members are actuated by the linking mechanism to engage in a linear reciprocating motion. Two rubbing members are fastened respectively with the two reciprocating members such that the rubbing members are capable of rubbing a surface in a linear reciprocating manner.

Abstract: In a hand-held electrical grinder with a tool holder (22) driven by a rotating eccentric plug (20) which, for receiving a grinding tool has a quick-action locking device (24) with locking elements (40, 41) fixed on the tool and tool holder sides and corresponding with each other, the locking elements (40) on the tool side are formed, on the one hand, by hooks (42) disposed on a circular line and, on the other hand, the locking elements (41) on the holder side are realized by means of a spring wire (43), which is bent in the shape of a ring, in order to transmit a greater output from the tool holder (22) to the (10). The spring wire (43) has a number of radially inward directed indentations (431) corresponding to the number of the hooks (42) on the tool side, which extend behind the hooks (42) on the tool side for locking the grinding tool (10) in.

Abstract: A saw includes a C-shaped frame having a C-shaped channel and having a beam and an arm dependent downward from the front portion of the beam and a handle secured to the rear portion of the beam. An endless abrasive coating cable is engaged in the channel of the frame and includes an exposing portion disposed between the arm and the handle. A fastener is secured to the lower portion of the arm and includes a passage for receiving the cable and for securing the cable to the frame.

Abstract: A centrifugal rotational countersink reamer for three-dimensional bores, being comprised mainly of an axial screw typed spring and an encircling screw typed spring, the encircling screw typed spring loosely slips over and encircles the threads of the axial screw typed spring, one end of the axial screw typed spring forms a central rod mounted in a cylindrical seat, the countersink reamer is inserted and fixedly mounted on an electric or pneumatic hand tool or a claw on a drilling machine; then the countersink reamer can be inserted into a rough bore, the hand tool is activated to rotate the countersink reamer, thus the axial screw typed spring creates a centrifugal swivelling wiping action during rotation, the threads of the encircling screw typed spring form grinding blades to abrase during rotation rough edges, especially the rough edges in the rough bore or on the three-dimensional interior/exterior bore rims located in a narrow area which makes the rough edges hard to be accessed for grinding.

Abstract: A dart sharpening apparatus having a holed upper cover end cap and a hollow main body member. Within the body member are a self contained battery power source and an electrically operated motor used to rotate a honing surface mounted within the end cap. One or more hone cap holes, three in one embodiment, permit the dart's end to be sharpened to be inserted into the cap's hole to engage the honing surface at different angular orientations. By pushing a button external to the body member a conductive strip is moved to engage and electrically connect the motor to the battery power source which results in the honing surface rotating.

Abstract: A drill bit and sharpener package includes a case having two leaves pivotally mounted together along one edge by ring-shaped knuckles; a tube mounted within the compass of the knuckles and serving as a pintle about which said knuckles rotate, and a drill bit sharpener removably and replaceably mounted in the tube.

Abstract: A power sander. The power sander includes a unitary motor shaft, first and second handles and a sanding assembly. The second handle is a stabilizing handle that is detachably coupled to the motor shaft. The first and second handles and the sanding assembly are in axial alignment on the motor shaft.

Abstract: An orbital sander includes a motor, a housing, and a drive shaft rotatably driven by the motor about a drive axis. A bearing freely rotatable about a bearing axis is disposed eccentrically with respect to the drive axis to define an eccentric offset. A sanding platen is supported by the bearing. An input sleeve is interposed between the bearing and the drive shaft, and has an input axis spaced from the drive axis. An output sleeve, positioned within and engaging the bearing, encircles the input sleeve and is rotatable about the input axis. The sleeves are circumferentially aligned, thereby minimizing the height of the sander. A stop member cooperates with the sleeves to allow for rotation of the sanding platen while preventing axial movement of the sleeves. The sleeves have cooperating surfaces which limit their relative movement, defining maximum and minimum eccentric offsets based on the direction of motor rotation.

Abstract: A shaft-equipped grinder used in a mold-graving device, including a grinding member with a circular periphery and a shaft fixed on the grinding member. The shaft has a driving section with none circular cross-section, a locating section with circular cross-section and a stopper section formed as an annular groove. The grinder can be easily and quickly assembled with or disassembled from the mold-graving device. Also, the grinder can be accurately located on the mold-graving device coaxially with the rotary shaft thereof.

Abstract: An abrasive tool and method for assembling same includes a first base having a front surface and a back surface and a second base having a front surface and a back surface. A first perforated sheet has a front surface and a back surface, the back surface of the first perforated sheet being bonded to the front surface of the first base. A second perforated sheet has a front surface and a back surface, the back surface of the second perforated sheet being bonded to the front surface of the second base. A first layer of abrasive grains is bonded to the front surface of the first perforated sheet, and a second layer of abrasive grains is bonded to the front surface of the second perforated sheet. The back surface of the first base is bonded to the back surface of the second base. The back surfaces of the bases may be bonded by sonic welding.

Abstract: A mobile cutter robot for making a hole is equipped with a rotary grinder assembly consisting essentially of an abrasive body having an axis of rotation, a ball bearing coaxially embedded in the surface of the abrasive body, and a tubular connector by which the rotary grinder assembly is detachably connected to a drive shaft of the cutter robot.

Abstract: A dual function powered oscillating hand tool comprises a driven unit having an electric motor and a first drive shaft; an eccentric bearing mounted on the first drive shaft with a radial offset e relative to the first drive shaft; a second drive shaft mounted on the eccentric bearing and terminating in a flange and a drive spigot; a sanding shoe; and a location hole positioned on the backing face of the sanding shoe for location of the second drive shaft and means to restrict the random orbit of the sanding shoe to a regular orbit. The drive spigot has a diameter d.sub.1 adjacent to the flange face and a maximum diameter d.sub.2 at its free end and the location hole has a diameter d.sub.3 at the backing face and a diameter d.sub.4 at the face adjacent to the working face of the shoe, andd.sub.1 =d.sub.3 -c.sub.1d.sub.2 =d.sub.4 -c.sub.2 andd.sub.2 =d.sub.3 -(2e-c.sub.1)where c.sub.

Abstract: In a hand-held orbital sander with a housing (12) and with a sanding tool (10) received in a tool holder (22), which is seated by means of a pivot bearing (21) on a rotating eccentric journal (20) protruding from the housing (12), an oscillating device (23), having an inner ring (26), an outer ring (27) and a formed part (28) made of elastic material connecting the two with each other is provided as a security against relative rotation, wherein the inner ring (26) is fastened on the tool holder (22) coaxially with the pivot bearing (21), and the outer ring (27) is maintained, fixed against relative totation, in the housing (12). The oscillating device (23) provides a symmetrical force distribution and makes it possible to set the torque of the tool holder (22) with the sanding tool (10) as needed in respect to the hardness or thickness of the elastic formed part (28) (FIG. 1).

Abstract: This invention pertains to a power sander particularly useful in the trade of painting, specifically designed when painting louvered doors having parallel slats at an angle therein. When painting unpainted louvered doors, a primer must first be applied. To enhance the smoothness and attractiveness of the same, the primer must be sanded and up to this date it could only be done by hand because no appropriate tools where available. The tool of this invention solves the above noted problem. It is a hand held and light weight tool having an elongated blade extending from its forward end. The blade in its lateral extent is somewhat tapered but the thickness remains the same and it conforms to the space between adjacent slats. The mechanism inside the housing of the tool drives the blade in an orbital manner to simulate hand sanding. The blade has abrasive grit thereon and will sand the surfaces of two confronting slats at the same time.

Abstract: A portable power grinder for operating a wheel type of grinding tool, comprising an output spindle (12) drivingly connected to a rotation motor (11) and provided with a threaded coaxial bore (23) for receiving a grinding tool clamping screw (24) and with a radial support flange (25) for backing the grinding tool when clamped to the output spindle (12). An easily exchangeable tool support element (28) is sandwiched between the grinding tool and the support flange (25) and is provided with a coaxial through opening (30) for the clamping screw (24) and a forwardly directed tubular neck portion (27) for centering cooperation with a corresponding opening in the grinding tool.

Abstract: A dual action sander having a manually manipulated housing, a motor supported by the housing, a motor shaft balancer driven by the motor for rotation relative to the housing about a drive axis, a balancer shaft carried by the motor shaft balancer for rotation relative thereto about a second axis radially offset relative to the drive axis and for mounting a sanding device, a latch pin slidably supported by the motor shaft balancer for movement in alignment with the drive axis between unlatched and latched positions, the latch pin having a first end and a second end with the first end being engageable with the balancer shaft when the latch pin is in latched position for preventing rotation of the balancer shaft relative to the motor shaft balancer about the second axis, a manual operator carried by the housing for engagement with the second end of the latch pin and being movable to force the latch pin into latched position, and a spring for biasing the latch pin for movement towards the unlatched position.

Abstract: The invention provides a braking system for a powered oscillating hand tool which tool comprises (i) a housing; (ii) a drive unit (2) having an electric motor (4) and a drive shaft (8); (iii) a bearing (28) mounted on the drive shaft (8) and located radially eccentrically relative to the drive shaft (8), adapted to drive a second drive shaft (26); (iv) means (22) for mounting an oscillating head (24) on the second drive shaft (26) and (v) brake means (30) for providing braking between the oscillating head (24) and the housing (6). The brake means (30) comprises (i) a reaction surface (35, 46); (ii) a resilient support member (32, 40) formed from a resilient material which material, under compression, provides a resultant load on the contact surface and (iii) an abrasion resistant contact layer (34, 44) mounted on the support member (32, 40).

Abstract: A handheld and readily maneuverable apparatus for grinding floor surfaces and/or cutting grooves in a floor formed of a hard material such as concrete, stone or the like is disclosed. The apparatus includes an elongated tube having a motor mounted at its upper end and a special rotatable abrasive head at its lower end. Rotation of the motor is coupled to the rotatable abrasive head via a flexible shaft that extends longitudinally through the elongated tube. In one form of the invention, the abrasive head includes a grinding disk that is oriented generally horizontally relative to the floor when the apparatus is in its operating orientation, and the operator can manually maneuver the apparatus so as to grind the floor surface.

Abstract: A support for a number of portable machine tools, such as planers, has a planer mounting member with an aperture to provide access to the workpiece for the tool bit of each tool. The tools are releasably secured to the mounting member and can be retained in alignment on the mounting member to perform multiple operations in a single pass.

Abstract: A new Wax Container Hand Buffer for buffing and polishing a vehicle by hand thereby producing an even finish and a high finish. The inventive device includes a cylindrical handle, the cylindrical handle includes a wax reservoir which can be access through a reservoir cap on the cornice of the cylindrical handle, a circular base secured to the end of the cylindrical handle opposite of the reservoir cap, and a buffer pad removably secured around the circular base by a concentric string fastener.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a sanding system which can be configured into many highly-versatile configurations. The present sanding system is arranged and configured to alternatively and selectably accept for use a corner or detail pad, a shutter pad, and a wide variety of profiled pads. Such versatility is found in no other sander.

Abstract: A clamping device for axially clamping a disk-shaped tool member on a shaft of a working tool has a pressure member for force-lockingly clamping the tool member between a radial surface of the shaft and the pressure member. A ring mount for force-loading the clamping member is provided for clamping and releasing the tool. An engaging device acting between the shaft and the pressure member is provided for positive-lockingly engaging the shaft upon actuation of the ring mount in a clamping direction of the clamping device.

Abstract: A device for cleaning, polishing or sanding having a treatment head that linearly reciprocates a pad or brush with a purely translational motion. The treatment head has a driven shaft with a crank at a free end connected through a link to a sliding block. The sliding motion of the block is confined in rails fixed on opposite sides of the driven shaft. A mechanism is provided for connecting the driven shaft to an output shaft of an electric motor.

Abstract: In order to develop further a portable motor or engine-driven cutting-off machine with a housing (100) and an arm (12) connected thereto, on which a parting-off tool (22) is detachably secured, which can be driven with the aid of a traction means gearing (13, 14, 28) with a power transmission shaft (14) disposed on the arm (12) in such a way that, by means of simple constructional modifications, the rigidity between housing and arm is enhanced and their disadvantageous vibration behavior during cutting operations is improved, it is proposed that the arm (12) and the housing (100) or a housing half (11) be fabricated in a one-piece construction.

Abstract: A power tool for surface treatment comprises a housing, a motor accommodated in the housing, a tool holder, a tool supported in the tool holder and driveable by the motor, the tool having a substantially triangular base surface for receiving a substantially triangular grinding sheet, the tool holder being shell-shaped and having a substantially triangular contour substantially corresponding to the base surface of the tool, and also having an outer edge abutting on the tool.

Abstract: An abrader blade with integral depth control wings. The depth control wings which slide on a portion of the material being abraded to limit the depth of abrasion. The cutting surface of the abrasive surgical device is covered with abrading material. In a preferred embodiment tungsten carbide particles are brazed onto the blade substrate with an equal quantity of cobalt phosphorous braizing alloy. In this preferred embodiment an additional coating is added with a braze alloy specially developed for medical cutting. The carbide particles, the cobalt, the phosphorous and metal phosphides formed during the brazing process are all biocompatable. These blades are especially desirable for abrading bone material into particular shapes for interfacing with prosthesis parts. Several specific blades are disclosed.

Abstract: A hand tool for deburring and beveling the edge of a part includes a small, hand-held driving tool coupled to a shaft on which are mounted a rotatable cutting blade and a pair of roller bearings of conventional, cylindrical configuration on opposite sides of the cutting blade. The cutting blade is secured for rotation with the shaft by a nut mounted on a threaded outer end of the shaft to compress the inner races of the roller bearings against the cutting blade and against an annular shoulder on the shaft. Upon placement of the pair of roller bearings against opposite sides of a part having an edge to be deburred and beveled, the driving tool rotatably drives the shaft and thus the cutting blade so as to accomplish the desired deburring and beveling action. The depth of beveling along the edge of the part is determined by size and shape of the cutting blade, the diameter of the pair of roller bearings and the space therebetween.

Abstract: A blasting device for directed air with entrained blast media at a work surface includes a frame supporting a reciprocal valve, and an adjustable valve limit switch. A shaft is attached to the reciprocal valve at one end, and is supported via a bearing assembly at the other end with a blast nozzle mounted thereto. Rotation of the reciprocal valve causes rotation of the interconnected blast nozzle such that air with entrained blast media exiting the blast nozzle travels along a path beneath the frame. The frame is supported on wheels, and is moved along a work surface by an operator. A vacuum port is positioned adjacent the work surface for removing spent blast media with entrained debris from beneath the blasting device. The handle may be rotated from end to end for ease of operation to assure that the user may move the blasting device in either the forward or rearward direction along a work surface.

Abstract: A hand power tool formed as a hand-guided angular grinder has a tool, and an electric-motor drive for the tool, a housing accommodating the drive and carrying a central bearing pin, a handle composed of two semi-shells, rotatably arranged on the bearing pin, overlapping an end side of the motor housing and having a switch strip, an electrical switch actuated by the switch strip and connected with the drive, and a fixing device for fixing the handle in at least two different positions in a relative rotation to the motor housing and having a manual actuating member arranged on the handle, each of the handle shells being provided with a bearing semi-shell formed on the handle shell and rotatably arranged on the bearing pin, the bearing pin being provided at an end side with a blind hole, and a sleeve is inserted in the blind hole, provided with a radial flange overlapping concentric ends of the bearing pin and the bearing semi-shells, and having a snapping hook located at an end which is remote from the flange a

Abstract: A sanding tool for grinding a workpiece to be worked has a housing in which an electric motor is accommodated and a grinding assembly operatively connected to an output shaft of the electric motor to be swingable to perform a grinding operation, and the grinding assembly comprises a driving plate operatively connected to the output shaft of the electric motor to be swingable, a grinding plate attached to the driving plate to grind the workpiece and a member for operatively connecting the driving plate and the grinding plate such that the grinding plate is changed in an attaching position thereof in a plane parallel to a surface of the workpiece to be ground. First and second engaging members are formed to the grinding plate and the driving plate, respectively, for achieving an engagement therebetween when the grinding plate is pushed against the driving plate, and when the first and second engaging members are engaged, the rotational motion of the grinding plate to the driving plate is restricted.

Abstract: An eccentric disk grinder has a grinding disk, an eccentric shaft fixedly connected with the grinding disk, a motor, a shaft having an axis arranged so that the motor eccentrically, circulatingly and rotatably moves around the axis of the shaft, with the eccentric shaft being rotatable relative to the shaft, a braking device provided for delaying movement of the grinding disk and having a braking element which follows the movement of the grinding disk and is delayable relative to the grinding disk.

Abstract: A miniature motorized hand held dental saw wherein the axis of rotation of the handle of the dental saw is tangent to the cutting edge of the blade. This important characteristic, combined with the use of a flexible blade, enables the operator to change, as needed, the direction of the cut without any snagging or binding effects. The dental saw preferably includes a main steel body on which are attached three flanged Teflon.TM. coated bearings that support and guide a thin, annular blade. The rotation of the blade, on these flanged bearings, is created by a drive assembly including two opposite wheels, a drive wheel and a follower wheel, each wheel including a hub on which is fitted an o-ring. The opposite o-rings create an equal pressure on both faces of the blade and cause the blade to rotate.

Abstract: A hand tool for performing an axially reciprocating operation on a workpiece includes a rigid drive member having a longitudinal axis and a coupling formation for releasably securing one of a plurality of task-specific attachments, the coupling formation configured for engaging the attachments along the axis, and a handle portion operatively connected to said the member for grasping by a user to apply force to a workpiece through the drive member to perform an operation thereon. The drive member may be reciprocated manually or by a motorized mechanism. The coupling portion of the drive member secures the attachment against unwanted axial movement. The attachment exerts a clamping force on the drive member.

Abstract: There is disclosed herein an adapter system for use with a hand-held electrically-driven grinding tool, which rotatably drives a grinding wheel for removing grout or mortar from a work site. The adapter system is constructed to controllably deliver a liquid, usually water to the grinding wheel. The adapter system includes a valve assembly mounted to the tool body, which assembly includes: (1) a housing which defines an inlet and an outlet and (2) a shut off valve member positioned within the housing and between the inlet and outlet and operable from external of the housing to selectively provide and interrupt communication between the inlet and the outlet. There is also provided a supply conduit leading from a source and connected to the inlet for delivering liquid from the source to the valve housing inlet. A flexible delivery conduit is provided and connected to the valve housing and positionable adjacent to periphery of the grinding element.

Abstract: An oscillating tool for sanding a surface has a body (12) defining an internal cavity (14) and a motor (20) located therein The motor has a motor shaft (22) oriented in parallel with the body. A crank (24) is affixed to the motor which has a crank pin (26) projecting therefrom. A lever arm (34) is pivotably affixed to the body for rotation about a pivot axis generally perpendicular to the motor shaft. The lever arm cooperates with the crank pin to cause the lever arm to cyclically pivot back and forth. A pad support (18) is adapted to receive a work member (19). The planar pad support is affixed to the lever arm at a location spaced apart from the pivot axis and oscillated therewith. The pad support has a substantially 90 degree forward corner (110) formed by a pair or facet edges and a pair of outwardly inclined straight side edges (116, 118).

Abstract: A multi-functional grinding wiper including a stand of wiper, an aluminum plate, and an emery. The upper part of the grinding wiper is a wavelike shape designed according to physical maneuverability. There is a connector at an end of the wiper connecting a hose or dust cleaning tube. Each orifice at the bottom of the wiper has it's own channel pointing directly to the connector, thus water from the connector can be sprinkled or dust powder can be cleaned up through the tube evenly. The bottom of the wiper is caulked by an aluminum plate stuck with a self-adhesive tape which snaps the fluffy part of the emery sheet so that it may adhere tightly to the grinding wiper stand.

Abstract: A power tool for surface treatment comprises a housing, a motor accommodated in the housing, a tool holder, a tool supported in the tool holder and driveable by the motor, the tool having a substantially triangular base surface for receiving a substantially triangular grinding sheet, the tool holder being shell-shaped and having a substantially triangular contour substantially corresponding to the base surface of the tool, and also having an outer edge abutting on the tool.

Abstract: Current pole mounted vacuum sanders have universal connections between the pole and sander which permit the sanding pad to lift off the sanding surface when pressure is applied. The present invention provides a universal connection between the pole and base of the vacuum hand sanding device which allows the head to be semi-locked into position when the pole is angled to the working surface to prevent the pad lifting from the surface.

Abstract: A multi-purpose water-driven rotary tool having improved torque that has a housing with first and second cavities, one of the cavities housing an impeller, the other housing a main drive shaft connected to a rotatable mounting pad or backing pad that contains a disk with a grinding or sanding surface that is removably attached thereto. The high pressure water inlet conduit includes a changeable nozzle to allow using the tool with different water sources. Water is strategically diverted through a bearing mounting plate having holes by a shroud having an angular periphery or angular flange that allows the expended water from the impeller to be efficiently expelled peripherally around the outside of the main cavity of the housing. The device also includes a manually-actuated trigger for the inlet water valve which can be held at the same time with a saddle handle that is pivotal that allows the user to effectively move the device comfortably to a desired working position.

Abstract: .[.An output axis of a motor has an eccentric portion, a vibratory arm is vibratably supported at its central portion, connecting section of said vibratory arm with the eccentric portion is formed in shape of two crotches, the eccentric portion and the vibratory arm are connected to each other in a manner that the eccentric portion is inserted between the two crotches of the vibratory arm, thereby rotational movement of the output axis of the motor is converted into vibrational movement of the vibratory arm, and at least one of contact portion formed on the outer circumfrential surface of the eccentric portion or contact portions respectively formed on the inside surface of each of two crotches is formed in shape of a curved surface..]..Iadd.A power tool has a drive section with a shaft having a rotational axis and an eccentric portion offset from the rotational axis. An arm drivingly connects the shaft to a tool working member.