Robert Boschgmbh

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S-b Power Tool Company

Jan P Houben

Michael Holzer

Bob Jung

James P Orrico

Klaus-Peter Schnelle

Albert Ruess

Guenter Zilly

Beate Eger

Wilhelm Hepperle

A wedging clamp assembly is provided for retaining a saw blade. A housing defining a vertical cavity therein is included in the assembly. The cavity includes a top end and a bottom end tapered with respect to the top end. Extending through a bottom end of the housing is a saw blade passageway included in the bottom end of the cavity. Disposed inside the cavity is a saw blade retention mechanism. A piston is further disposed within the cavity. The saw blade retention mechanism is configured for lockingly retaining a saw blade upon insertion into the passageway, thus, causing the piston to be biased against the bottom end of the cavity. At least one locking element is further included in the saw blade retention mechanism, and such locking element is disposed in the cavity for engaging the bottom tapered end. A wedging clamping force exerted by the at least one locking element is applied to the saw blade, and such force renders the saw blade immobile relative to the housing. The saw blade retention mechanism is configured to release the blade when the biasing force on the piston is overcome by an opposing force applied to the piston, thus, releasing the wedging clamping force.

Wedging blade clamp for scroll saw

Apparatus for cutting of plants

The blade holder includes a mounting portion for attachment to the reciprocating plunger of a power saw. The blade holder also includes an integral exposed portion provided with a slot for receiving a substantial portion of the shank of the blade. The slot is dimensioned with respect to the blade shank such that an edge of the blade shank projects from the slot. The exposed portion of the blade holder includes an external surface in opposed relationship with the slot. A resiliently biased wedging washer engages the exposed edge of the blade and the external surface for holding the blade in place.

Wrenchless holder for working tools

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Jan P Houben