Makita Corporation

Luyen Van Tong

Yoshinori Sasaki

Yu Eto

Yasumasa Nakane

A handle for use with a power tool includes a handle body, a beam and a weight. The handle body includes a mounting part and a grip part. The handle body is configured to be removably secured to a tool body of a power tool. The grip part is formed in an elongated hollow shape. The beam is supported by the handle body in a cantilever manner and extends within the grip part. The weight is supported by the beam.

Handle for use with power tool

A power tool has a motor having a rotary shaft, an eccentric shaft configured to be rotated around a rotation center axis of the rotary shaft, and a balancer configured to rotate with the rotary shaft. When viewed along the rotation center axis, (1) a first imaginary line passes the rotation center axis and an eccentric axis, (2) an imaginary perpendicular line crosses perpendicularly to the first imaginary line and passes the rotation center axis, (3) a center of gravity of the balancer is located in a region on a side opposite to the eccentric axis across the imaginary perpendicular line; and (4) a second imaginary line passes the rotation center axis and the center of gravity of the balancer and (5) the second imaginary is inclined at an inclination angle larger than 0° and smaller than 90° in a direction opposite to a rotating direction of the rotary shaft.

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