Sawing tool
By designing a high-flexural-rigidity matrix structure between the transition and functional areas of the saw tool, the energy demand and weight balance issues of the saw tool when cutting different materials are solved, achieving the effects of lightweight and high rigidity, and extending the service life of the electric handheld machine tool.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202080097104.2
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Priority Date
- 2019-12-20
- Filing Date
- 2020-12-14
- Publication Date
- 2026-02-13
- Estimated Expiration
- 2040-12-14
AI Technical Summary
Existing saw tools have difficulty balancing rotational inertia and cutting torque requirements when cutting different materials, resulting in high energy demand for electric handheld saws and affecting battery life.
Design a saw tool whose base has increased bending stiffness between the transition region and the functional region. Through material removal and structural optimization, it achieves lightweight and high stiffness, adapting to the cutting needs of different materials.
While maintaining a low overall weight, the bending stiffness of the saw tool has been improved, the energy demand of the electric handheld tool has been reduced, and the battery life has been extended.
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Abstract
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Technical Field Background Technology
[0002] A saw tool having at least one connector, the at least one connector at least partially constituting a connection area for connection with a tool receiving part of a handheld machine tool, the saw tool having: at least one base connected to the connector, at least one saw tooth arranged on the base, and at least one functional area arranged on the base, the saw tooth at least partially arranged on the functional area. Summary of the Invention
[0003] The present invention relates to a sawing tool, particularly a saw blade, comprising: at least one connector that at least partially constitutes a connection area for connection with a tool receiving part of a handheld machine tool; at least one base, particularly one-piece constructed, connected to the connector; at least one set of saw teeth, particularly overlapping, arranged on the base; and at least one functional area, particularly a reduction groove area, arranged on the base, on which the saw teeth are at least partially arranged.
[0004] The invention proposes a saw tool having at least one transition region arranged between at least one connecting region and at least one functional region, wherein the at least one transition region has increased bending stiffness relative to the functional region in a direction orthogonal to and / or parallel to the cutting plane of the saw teeth. The configuration according to the invention provides a saw tool that advantageously has a low overall weight while simultaneously possessing advantageously high bending stiffness. The energy demand for electric hand-held power tools, especially those powered by batteries, can be advantageously kept low. With the configuration according to the invention, electric hand-held power tools can advantageously operate for extended periods while maintaining a constant battery capacity. Advantageously long battery runtime can be achieved. The challenges for saw tools particularly lie in the different configurations of the tool receiver in hand-held power tools, the different application materials (especially concerning the acting cutting force and / or torque), and the permissible moment of inertia and / or the increased moment of inertia due to carbide racks. Preferably, the saw tool is constructed as a trestle blade or as a multi-tool saw blade, especially as a so-called OMT saw blade (Oszillation-Multi-Tool- ). Basically, however, the saw tool can also be configured with other saw blades which appear suitable to the person skilled in the art, for example as a saber saw blade. Preferably, the saw tool is provided for use in a punch saw, in particular a curved punch saw, or in a multi-functional tool which is driven in an oscillating manner. "Provided" is to be understood in particular as being designed in particular and / or equipped in particular. An object is provided for a certain function in particular if the object fulfils and / or implements this certain function in at least one application state and / or operating state. The base body is preferably fixed on the connecting piece by means of a force-locked, form-locked and / or material-locked connection, for example by means of a soldered connection, by means of a swage connection, by means of an adhesive connection or by means of a toothed coupling connection. The connecting piece is preferably configured as a shank, in particular in the configuration of the saw tool as a punch saw blade, or as a form-locked connecting piece into which a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool can be introduced at least partially, in particular in the configuration of the saw tool as an OMT saw blade. Preferably, the connecting piece is provided at least for introducing at least one force and / or at least one torque into the saw tool. In at least one configuration, in particular in the configuration of the saw tool as a punch saw blade, the connecting piece, in particular the shank, is particularly preferably configured in one piece with the base body. "In one piece" is to be understood in particular as being formed integrally. Preferably, this "integral" is produced from a single blank, mass and / or casting. Preferably, the base body has a maximum thickness of in particular at most 2 mm, preferably at most 1.7 mm and particularly preferably at most 1.5 mm. Preferably, the saw tool has a total weight of in particular at most 10 g, preferably at most 7 g, preferably at most 6 g and particularly preferably at most 5 g. Preferably, the saw teeth are configured differently from a wave-shaped abrasive. Preferably, the saw teeth are configured as overlapping saw teeth. However, it is also conceivable for the saw teeth to have other configurations which appear meaningful to the person skilled in the art, in particular configured differently from a wave-shaped abrasive, for example as milled and ground saw teeth, as cross-ground saw teeth, as Riff saw teeth, as knife saw teeth, as a wave-shaped wedge abrasive with a graduation which is in particular independent of a reduction groove, or the like. The saw teeth can be introduced directly into the base body, in particular by milling, grinding or the like, or the saw teeth are configured as a saw tooth strip which is arranged on the base body by means of a material-locked connection, for example a fusion or brazing connection or the like. Furthermore, it is conceivable for the saw teeth to have a grain loading, for example a diamond grain or corundum grain loading or the like. The saw teeth can be configured from a material which is different from the material of the base body, or the saw teeth are made from the same material as the base body. The saw teeth can consist of HCS (high carbon steel), of a bimetal, of a hard metal or of a combination of materials. The saw teeth can be arranged on the base body on one side or on both sides.Preferably, especially in the configuration of the saw tool as an OMT saw blade, the cutting edge of the saw tooth has a maximum extension along the cutting edge which is greater than the maximum extension of the connecting piece in a measuring direction parallel to the cutting edge of the saw tooth. Here, the base body extends along the cutting edge of the saw tooth at least 10 mm in a transverse direction with respect to the cutting edge of the saw tooth. Preferably, the base body is configured weight-optimized in the functional region. Particularly preferably, the maximum cross section of the base body in the functional region is smaller than the maximum cross section of the base body in the transition region and / or in the connecting region. Preferably, the functional region is configured as a relief groove region. Preferably, the saw tool has a multiplicity of relief grooves arranged on the base body, especially introduced into the base body by material removal, which have a main extension running transversely to the cutting edge of the saw tooth, wherein the relief grooves especially extend from the cutting edge at least over more than 50% of the entire transverse extension of at least one side face of the base body in the direction of the end of the base body facing away from the saw tooth. Especially, the term "relief groove" is to be understood as especially a recess or a void arranged on the base body. Preferably, the relief grooves are introduced into the base body by material removal from the material of the base body. However, it is also conceivable that the relief grooves are introduced into the base body by means of other methods which appear meaningful to the person skilled in the art, for example by stamping or the like. Particularly preferably, the relief grooves are arranged on the base body on both sides, wherein a relief groove is arranged on a side face and a further relief groove of the saw tool is arranged on a further side face of the base body. Preferably, the relief groove on the side face is arranged offset with respect to the further relief groove on the further side face. Preferably, the base body is configured at least partially wedge-shaped in at least one cross section. Particularly preferably, the base body has at least partially a free-wheeling chip. Thereby, the base body can be advantageously manufactured cost-effectively. Preferably, the base body has a thickness in the functional region on the end of the base body facing away from the saw tooth, especially due to material removal, which is smaller than the maximum thickness of the base body in at least one transition region. Preferably, the thickness of the base body is at least substantially constant on the end of the base body facing away from the saw tooth in the functional region. Preferably, the base body has a side face section of a curved angle in the functional region. Preferably, the base body has a further side face section of a curved angle of a further side face in the functional region. Preferably, the side face section of a curved angle is introduced into the base body by material removal, especially by grinding. Preferably, the further side face section of a curved angle of a further side face is introduced into the base body by material removal, especially by grinding. Basically, the functional region can be provided for providing a particularly smooth surface of the base body. Thereby, the friction and thus the heat introduction into the saw tool can be advantageously kept small. Basically, the functional region can be provided for providing a particularly rough surface of the base body. Thereby, in addition to the sawing function, a grinding-like material removal on the workpiece can be realized.Basically, the saw tool also has at least one groove, particularly configured as a channel opening, arranged in the base and functional area, and / or at least one slot arranged in the base. Preferably, the cutting plane is configured as the main extending plane of the base, especially in the functional area. The "main extending plane" of the structural unit should be understood in particular as a plane that is parallel to the largest side of the imaginary smallest cuboid that just completely surrounds the structural unit and extends particularly through the center of the cuboid. Preferably, a transition area is arranged between the connecting area and the functional area. Preferably, the transition area directly adjoins the connecting area. Preferably, the transition area directly adjoins the functional area. Particularly preferably, the transition area and the connecting area are arranged without overlapping each other. Particularly preferably, the transition area and the functional area are arranged without overlapping each other. Particularly preferably, the connecting area and the functional area are arranged without overlapping each other. Particularly preferably, at least one attachment point of the saw tool is arranged in the transition area. Preferably, the base is force-locked, form-locked, and / or material-locked connected to the connector at at least one attachment point. Preferably, the transition area is constructed differently from the machine interface, especially the shank. Preferably, in the configuration of the saw tool as an OMT saw blade, the connector is constructed with a bend. Due to the different heights and / or widths of the bends in the connector and / or due to the different attachments of the connector to the base, a saw tool that matches the application can be advantageously provided, especially for saw tools for abrasive materials or metals. It is conceivable that in the case of abrasive materials, a cutting force of particularly 30 N is applied, while in the case of metals, a cutting force of particularly 100 N is applied. Here, the relatively high cutting force in the case of metals particularly causes high friction, which leads to high torque. Preferably, the saw tool, especially the base and / or the connector, has a coating, which is at least partially composed of AlTiN (3500±500HV0.05). Preferably, the saw tool for metal applications is at least partially made of a hard metal (HM) with high fracture toughness. Preferably, the tooth pitch for metal applications is at least 1.2 mm. "Tooth pitch" should be understood in particular as the spacing between adjacent teeth of a saw. Preferably, the saw tool for abrasive applications is at least partially made of a hard metal (HM) with high hardness. Preferably, the tooth pitch for abrasive applications is up to 1.2 mm.
[0005] It is further proposed that the maximum thickness of the base body in the at least one transition region corresponds at most to the maximum thickness of the connecting piece. With this configuration, an advantageously small overall weight of the saw tool can be achieved. With this configuration, an advantageously collision-free movement of the saw tool relative to the hand-held power tool is achieved. The "thickness" is understood to mean, in particular, the material thickness of the base body, wherein the material thickness corresponds, in particular, to the smallest edge length of an imaginary smallest cuboid that just completely surrounds the base body. Preferably, the thickness extends orthogonally to the cutting plane. Preferably, the maximum thickness of the connecting piece is at least as great as the maximum thickness of the base body in the transition region. Particularly preferably, the maximum thickness of the base body in the at least one transition region is as great as the maximum thickness of the connecting piece.
[0006] It is further proposed that the maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region has a ratio of less than 1 to the maximum longitudinal extension of the functional region. With this configuration, an advantageously high bending stiffness of the saw tool can be achieved in the case of an advantageously small overall weight of the saw tool. Preferably, this ratio is, in particular, less than 0.5, preferably less than 0.2 and particularly preferably less than 0.1. Particularly preferably, this ratio is 4 mm / 73 mm. Particularly preferably, the maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region is, in particular, at least 4 mm, in particular independently of the maximum longitudinal extension of the saw tool. Particularly preferably, the maximum longitudinal extension of the functional region is, in particular, at most 73 mm. Preferably, the maximum longitudinal extension between the end of the functional region facing away from the connecting region and the end of the transition region facing toward the connecting region is, in particular, at most 77 mm. Particularly preferably, the saw tool has a maximum longitudinal extension of 100 mm. Alternatively, the saw tool can also have other maximum longitudinal extensions that appear suitable to the person skilled in the art, for example 82 mm, 91.5 mm, 100.4 mm, 152 mm, 180 mm or 250 mm. Preferably, the connecting piece configured as a handle is configured as a particularly simple T-shaped handle. Basically, the connecting piece configured as a handle can also have a shape other than T-shaped. Preferably, the connecting piece configured as a handle has a handle length of 22 mm. Basically, the connecting piece configured as a handle can also have other handle lengths that appear meaningful to the person skilled in the art.
[0007] It is further proposed that the maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region corresponds to at most 50% of the maximum longitudinal extension of the cutting region of the base body, wherein the transition region is arranged at least partially in the cutting region. With this configuration, a favorably high bending stiffness of the saw tool can be achieved, wherein the saw tool is favorably configured weight-optimized. The maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region in particular corresponds to at most one third, preferably at most 20% and particularly preferably at most 10% of the maximum longitudinal extension of the cutting region. Particularly preferably, the maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region corresponds to at least 5% of the maximum longitudinal extension of the cutting region. Preferably, the cutting region is configured over the entire extension of the saw blade. Preferably, the saw blade is arranged completely in the cutting region. Preferably, the saw blade has a maximum longitudinal extension which corresponds to the maximum longitudinal extension of the cutting region. Particularly preferably, the maximum longitudinal extension of the cutting region corresponds to the sum of the maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region and the maximum longitudinal extension of the functional region.
[0008] It is further proposed that the maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region is less than 38.5 mm. With this configuration, a favorably high bending stiffness of the saw tool can be provided in a small region. With this configuration, the overall weight of the saw tool can be favorably kept small. The maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region in particular is at most 20 mm, preferably at most 10 mm and particularly preferably at most 5 mm. The maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region in particular is at least 15 mm, preferably at least 10 mm and particularly preferably at least 4 mm.
[0009] It is further proposed that the base body has a thickness on an end of the base body facing away from the saw blade, in particular due to material cut-out, which corresponds to at most the maximum thickness of the base body in the at least one transition region, wherein the thickness on the end of the base body decreases towards the end of the base body facing away from the connecting region. With this configuration, the bending stiffness of the saw tool in the functional region towards the transition region can be favorably continuously increased. Thereby, the overall weight of the saw tool in the functional region can be favorably kept small. Preferably, the saw tool has a smaller bending stiffness on the end facing away from the connecting region than on the end of the transition region facing away from the connecting region. Preferably, the bending stiffness extends at least substantially linearly in the direction orthogonal to the cutting plane of the saw blade between the end facing away from the connecting region and the end of the transition region facing away from the connecting region. “At least substantially” in particular is to be understood as a deviation from a predefined value of at most 25%, preferably at most 10% and particularly preferably at most 5% thereof. Preferably, a free angle on the side of the base body tapers from the transition region up to the end of the base body facing away from the connecting region.
[0010] It is further proposed that the saw tool has at least one, in particular protrusion, which is produced in at least one functional region by material removal on the base body, which at least substantially extends parallel to the cutting edge of the saw blade. With this configuration, a favorably high bending stiffness of the saw tool in the functional region can be achieved. Thereby, the bending stiffness can be increased point by point on the base body. Preferably, the at least one protrusion has a main extension axis. Preferably, the main extension axis of the at least one protrusion extends at least substantially parallel to the cutting edge of the saw blade. Preferably, the at least one protrusion is configured as a web. The at least one protrusion is in particular provided for increasing the bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal to the cutting plane of the saw blade. Preferably, the at least one protrusion is arranged inside the recess.
[0011] It is further proposed that the at least one transition region has a maximum thickness on the end of the at least one transition region facing away from the saw blade, in particular due to material removal, which is smaller than the maximum thickness of the at least one transition region on the end of the at least one transition region facing towards the saw blade. With this configuration, the overall weight of the saw tool can be advantageously kept small. An advantageously material-saving profile on the base body can be provided, thereby achieving the durability of the saw tool. With this configuration, the saw tool can advantageously be simply and collision-free slid on the at least one guide roller of the hand-held power tool, in particular of the spike saw. Preferably, the base body has at least one shoulder and / or at least one chamfer on the end of the at least one transition region facing away from the saw blade. The at least one shoulder and / or the at least one chamfer is in particular provided for guiding the saw tool on the at least one guide roller of the hand-held power tool, in particular of the spike saw. It is particularly preferred that the maximum thickness of the base body on the end of the at least one transition region facing away from the saw blade is preferably at most 1.5 mm and particularly preferably at most 1.7 mm.
[0012] It is further proposed that the base body is made of an alloy having at least a quenched and tempered steel and nickel. With this configuration, a favorably high bending stiffness of the saw tool can be achieved. With this configuration, a favorably high breaking strength of the base body can be achieved. Preferably, the base body is heat treated. Thereby, the material properties of the base body in terms of high bending stiffness can be advantageously influenced. Preferably, the base body is produced from a sheet. Preferably, the sheet is configured as a strip.
[0013] Furthermore, a method for producing a saw tool is proposed. By means of the configuration according to the application, it is advantageously possible to produce a saw tool having a small overall weight, in particular a lightweight saw tool compared to a saw tool without a reduction groove. Thereby, it is possible to provide a saw tool having an advantageously small overall weight with simultaneously advantageously high bending stiffness. Particularly preferably, in at least one method step, the blank of the base body is formed by stamping from a sheet. Substantially, the blank can then or simultaneously be reshaped in a reshaping process. Preferably, in at least one method step, the introduction of at least one reduction groove, in particular of all reduction grooves, takes place as a result of a material-removing machining process, for example grinding, milling or the like. Preferably, in at least one method step, the material thickness in the functional region is reduced as a result of a material-removing machining process, for example grinding, milling or the like. Alternatively or additionally, in at least one method step, the base body is machined in the functional region by means of a pressing process. Furthermore, alternatively or additionally, the base body in the functional region is machined in at least one method step as a result of a material-coating machining process, in particular additively by means of a 3D printing method, in particular for increasing the bending stiffness.
[0014] The saw tool according to the application and / or the method according to the application should not be restricted to the applications and embodiments explained above. In particular, in order to meet the principles of action explained here, the saw tool according to the application and / or the method according to the application can have a number which deviates from the numbers of the individual elements, components and units and method steps mentioned here. Furthermore, within the value ranges specified in the present disclosure, values which lie within the mentioned limits should also be considered as being disclosed and as being arbitrarily usable. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
[0015] Further advantages emerge from the following description of the drawings. In these drawings, seven embodiments of the application are shown. The drawings, the description and the claims contain numerous features in combination. Practically, the person skilled in the art also considers these features individually and generalizes them to further meaningful combinations.
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[0017] Figure 1 the saw tool according to the application in a first embodiment in a schematic side view,
[0018] Figure 2 the method according to the application in a first embodiment in a schematic diagram,
[0019] Figure 3 the saw tool according to the application in a second embodiment in a schematic side view,
[0020] Figure 4Saw tool according to the invention in a second embodiment in a schematic top view,
[0021] Figure 5 Saw tool according to the invention in a third embodiment in a schematic top view,
[0022] Figure 6 Saw tool according to the invention in a fourth embodiment in a schematic top view,
[0023] Figure 7 Saw tool according to the invention in a fifth embodiment in a schematic perspective view,
[0024] Figure 8 Saw tool according to the invention in a sixth embodiment in a schematic perspective view,
[0025] Figure 9 Saw tool according to the invention in a seventh embodiment in a schematic sectional view,
[0026] Figure 10 Connection of a saw tool according to the invention in an eighth embodiment in a schematic top view,
[0027] Figure 11 Connection of a saw tool according to the invention in a ninth embodiment in a schematic top view,
[0028] Figure 12 Connection of a saw tool according to the invention in a tenth embodiment in a schematic top view,
[0029] Figure 13 Connection of a saw tool according to the invention in an eleventh embodiment in a schematic top view,
[0030] Figure 14 Connection of a saw tool according to the invention in a twelfth embodiment in a schematic top view,
[0031] Figure 15 Connection of a saw tool according to the invention in a thirteenth embodiment in a schematic top view,
[0032] Figure 16 Saw tool according to the invention in a fourteenth embodiment in a schematic side view,
[0033] Figure 17 Saw tool according to the invention in a fourteenth embodiment in a schematic top view,
[0034] Figure 18 Saw tool according to the invention in a fifteenth embodiment in a schematic top view,
[0035] Figure 19 Saw tool according to the application in a schematic top view in a sixteenth embodiment,
[0036] Figure 20 Saw tool according to the application in a schematic top view in a seventeenth embodiment,
[0037] Figure 21 Saw tool according to the application in a schematic top view in an eighteenth embodiment,
[0038] Figure 22 Saw tool according to the application in a schematic top view in a nineteenth embodiment,
[0039] Figure 23 Saw tool according to the application in a schematic top view in a twentieth embodiment,
[0040] Figure 24 Saw tool according to the application in a schematic top view in a twenty-first embodiment. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0041] Figure 1 A saw tool 10a in a first embodiment is shown. The saw tool 10a is configured as a saw blade. In the present case, the saw tool 10a is configured as a piercing saw blade. The saw tool 10a is provided for use in a piercing saw, not shown, in particular a jigsaw. In the present case, the saw tool 10a has a total weight of at most 6 g.
[0042] The saw tool 10a has a connecting piece 12a which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14a for connecting to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular a piercing saw. The connecting piece 12a is provided at least for introducing at least one force into the saw tool 10a.
[0043] The saw tool 10a has a base body 16a which is connected to the connecting piece 12a. The base body 16a is configured in one piece. The base body 16a is composed of an alloy (at least with quenched and tempered steel and nickel). The base body 16a is heat treated. The base body 16a is manufactured from sheet material. The sheet material is configured as strip material. In the present case, the base body 16a has a maximum thickness of 1.5 mm. Basically, the base body 16a has a maximum thickness of at most 2 mm. The connecting piece 12a is configured as a shank. The shank is configured in one piece with the base body 16a. In the present case, the base body 16a is fixed on the connecting piece 12a by means of a material-locked connection. In the present case, the base body 16a and the connecting piece 12a are configured in one piece.
[0044] The saw tool 10a has overlapping saw teeth 18a arranged on a base 16a. The saw teeth 18a differ from the construction of a wave-shaped grinding disc. The saw teeth 18a are constructed as overlapping saw teeth 18a. However, it is also conceivable that the saw teeth 18a have different configurations, which would be meaningful to those skilled in the art, especially different from the construction of a wave-shaped grinding disc, such as a configuration as milling and grinding saw teeth, a configuration as cross-grinding saw teeth, a configuration as riff saw teeth, a configuration as tool saw teeth, a graduated wave-shaped wedge grinding disc, or a configuration like the like. The saw teeth 18a can be directly incorporated into the base 16a, especially by milling, grinding, or similar constructions, or the saw teeth 18a can be constructed as saw teeth strips arranged on the base 16a by means of material-locking connections, such as welded connections or brazed connections, or the like. Furthermore, it is conceivable that the saw teeth 18a have a grain-loaded configuration, such as diamond grain-loaded or diamond grain-loaded, or the like. The serrations 18a can be constructed from a material different from that of the base 16a. In the present case, the serrations 18a can be constructed from the same material as the base 16a. The serrations 18a are arranged on both sides of the base 16a.
[0045] The saw tool 10a has a functional region 20a arranged on a base 16a. In the present case, the functional region 20a is constructed as a reduction groove region. Saw teeth 18a are arranged at least partially on the functional region 20a. The base 16a is constructed in a weight-optimized manner within the functional region 20a.
[0046] The saw tool 10a has a transition region 22a. The transition region 22a is arranged on the base body 16a. The saw teeth 18a are arranged partially in the transition region 22a. The transition region 22a is arranged between the connecting region 14a and the functional region 20a. Relative to the functional region 20a, the transition region 22a has an increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal to the cutting plane of the saw teeth 18a. The cutting plane is configured as the main extension plane of the base body 16a in the functional region 20a. The transition region 22a is arranged between the connecting region 14a and the functional region 20a. The transition region 22a directly adjoins the connecting region 14a. The maximum thickness of the base body 16a in the transition region 22a is at most equivalent to the maximum thickness of the connecting piece 12a. The thickness extends orthogonally to the cutting plane. The maximum thickness of the connecting piece 12a is at least as great as the maximum thickness of the base body 16a in the transition region 22a. The maximum thickness of the base body 16a is in the transition region 22a the same as the maximum thickness of the connecting piece 12a. The transition region 22a and the connecting region 14a are arranged without overlap with one another. The transition region 22a directly adjoins onto the functional region 20a. The transition region 22a and the functional region 20a are arranged without overlap with one another. The connecting region 14a and the functional region 20a are arranged without overlap with one another. In the transition region 22a, an attachment point 24a of the saw tool 10a is arranged. In the present case, the base body 16a is materially bonded to the connecting piece 12a at the attachment point 24a. The transition region 22a is configured differently than a machine interface, in particular a shank.
[0047] The maximum longitudinal extension 26a of the transition region 22a has a ratio of less than 1 to the maximum longitudinal extension 28a of the functional region 20a. In the current case, this ratio is less than 0.1. In the current case, this ratio is 4 mm / 73 mm. In the current case, the maximum longitudinal extension 26a of the transition region 22a is less than 38.5 mm. In the current case, the maximum longitudinal extension 26a of the transition region 22a is at most 5 mm. In the current case, the maximum longitudinal extension 26a of the transition region 22a is 4 mm. In the current case, the maximum longitudinal extension 28a of the functional region 20a is 73 mm. In the current case, the maximum longitudinal extension 30a between the end 32a of the functional region 20a facing away from the connecting region 14b and the end 34a of the transition region 22a facing the connecting region 14a is 77 mm. The maximum longitudinal extension 26a of the transition region 22a corresponds to the maximum 50% of the maximum longitudinal extension 36a of the cutting plane 38a of the substrate 16a, wherein the transition region 22a is at least partially arranged in the cutting region 38a. The maximum longitudinal extension 26a of the transition region 22a corresponds to a maximum of 10% of the maximum longitudinal extension 36a of the cutting region 38a. The maximum longitudinal extension 26a of the transition region 22a corresponds to at least 5% of the maximum longitudinal extension 36a of the cutting region 38a. The cutting region 38a is constructed over the entire extension of the serration 18a. The serration 18a is completely arranged within the cutting region 38a. The serration 18a has a maximum longitudinal extension, which corresponds to the maximum longitudinal extension 36a of the cutting region 38a. The maximum longitudinal extension 36a of the cutting region 38a corresponds to the sum of the maximum longitudinal extension 26a of the transition region 22a and the maximum longitudinal extension 28a of the functional region 20a.
[0048] The maximum cross section of the base body 16a in the functional region 20a is smaller than the maximum cross section of the base body 16a in the transition region 22a. The maximum cross section of the base body 16a in the functional region 20a is smaller than the maximum cross section of the base body 16a in the connecting region 14a. In the present case, the functional region 20a is configured as a relief groove region. The saw tool 10a has a multitude of relief grooves 40a arranged on the base body 16a. The relief grooves 40a are introduced into the base body 16a by material removal. The relief grooves 40a have a main extension which extends transversely to the cutting edge 42a of the saw tooth 18a. The relief grooves 40a extend from the cutting edge 42a over more than 50% of the entire transverse extension 46a of the side face 48a of the base body 16a in the direction of the end 44a of the base body 16a which faces away from the saw tooth 18a. The relief grooves 40a are introduced into the base body 16a by material removal from the material of the base body 16a. It is however also conceivable that the relief grooves 40a are introduced into the base body 16a by means of other methods which appear meaningful to the person skilled in the art, for example by means of embossing or the like. The relief grooves 40a are arranged on the base body 16a on both sides, wherein the relief grooves 40a are arranged on the side face 48a and further relief grooves 40a of the saw tooth 10a are arranged on the further, not visible side face of the base body 16a. The relief grooves 40a are arranged offset on the side face 48a relative to the further relief grooves 40a on the further side face. The base body 16a has a thickness in the functional region 20a on the end 44a of the base body 16a which faces away from the saw tooth 18a which is produced as a result of material removal, which is smaller than the maximum thickness of the base body 16a in the transition region 22a. The thickness of the base body 16a is at least substantially constant at the end 44a of the base body 16a which faces away from the saw tooth 18a in the functional region 20a. The base body 16a is at least partially wedge-shaped in at least one cross-sectional plane. The base body 16a has at least partially a rear corner grinding. The base body 16a has a curved corner side section 52a of the side face 48a in the functional region 16a. The base body 16a has a further, not visible, curved corner further side section of the further side face in the functional region 20a. The curved corner side section 52a of the side face 48a is introduced into the base body 16a by material removal, in particular by grinding. The further curved corner further side section of the further side face is introduced into the base body 16a by material removal, in particular by grinding.
[0049] In the present case, the saw tool 10a has a protrusion 56a produced in the functional region 20a by material removal on the base body 16a. The protrusion 56a extends at least substantially parallel to the cutting edge 42a of the saw blade 18a. The protrusion 56a has a main extension axis 58a. The main extension axis 58a of the protrusion 56a extends at least substantially parallel to the cutting edge 42a of the saw blade 18a. In the present case, the protrusion 56a is configured as a tab. The protrusion 56a is provided for increasing the bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal to the cutting plane of the saw blade 18a. The protrusion 56a is arranged inside the recessed groove 40. Basically, the saw tool 10a can have a plurality of protrusions 56a which are arranged independently of one another or in communication with one another. Basically, the saw tool 10a can have a plurality of protrusions 56a which are arranged on the base body 16a on both sides.
[0050] The transition region 22a has a maximum thickness produced by material removal on the end 60a of the transition region 22a facing away from the saw blade 18a which is smaller than the maximum thickness of the transition region 22a on the end 62a of the transition region 22a facing the saw blade 18a. In the present case, the base body 16a has a shoulder 64a on both sides on the end 60a of the transition region 22a facing away from the saw blade 18a. The shoulder 64a is provided for guiding the saw tool 10a on a guide roller of the hand-held tool. The maximum thickness of the base body 16a in the transition region 22a on the end 60a of the transition region 22a facing away from the saw blade 18a is at most 1.7 mm. In the present case, the maximum thickness of the base body 16a in the transition region 22a on the end 60a of the transition region 22a facing away from the saw blade 18a is 1.4 mm.
[0051] In Figure 2 A method 66a for manufacturing the saw tool 10a in the first embodiment is shown in Fig. 66a. In the present case, the method 66a comprises four method steps 68a, 70a, 72a, 74a. In the first method step 68a, a blank of the base body 16a is punched from a sheet. In the second method step 70a, the introduction of the recessed groove 40a is effected by a material removal process, for example grinding or milling. In the second method step 70a, the protrusion 56a is produced by material removal from the surrounding material of the base body 16a. In the third method step 72a, the material thickness in the functional region 20a is reduced by a material removal process, for example grinding or milling. In the fourth method step 74a, the saw blade 18a is introduced into the base body 16a. Basically, the sequence of the method steps 68a, 70a, 72a, 74a can also be performed differently than shown here. Basically, the method 66a can also comprise intermediate method steps and / or further method steps which are not part of the invention.
[0052] In Figures 3 to 5 two further embodiments of the application are shown. The following description and the figures essentially limit themselves to the differences between the embodiments, wherein, with regard to identically labeled components, in particular with regard to components having the same reference numerals, reference can also be made in principle to the other embodiments, in particular Figure 1 and 2 the figures and / or the description of the other embodiments. In order to distinguish the embodiments, the letter a is placed behind the reference numerals in Figure 1 and 2 the figures of the embodiments. In the embodiments of Figures 3 to 5 the letter a is replaced by the letters b to c.
[0053] Figure 3 and 4A saw tool 10b is shown in a second embodiment. The saw tool 10b is configured as a saw blade. In the present case, the saw tool 10b is configured as a piercing saw blade. In the present case, the saw tool 10b has a total weight of at most 7 g. The saw tool 10a has a connecting piece 12b which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14b for connecting to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular a piercing saw. The saw tool 10b has a base body 16b which is connected to the connecting piece 12b. The base body 16b is configured in one piece. The base body 16b is made of an alloy (at least with quenched and tempered steel and nickel). The base body 16b has a maximum thickness of 1.5 mm. In the present case, the base body 16b and the connecting piece 12b are configured in one piece. The saw tool 10b has overlapping saw teeth 18b which are arranged on the base body 16b. The saw tool 10b has a functional region 20b which is arranged on the base body 16b. In the present case, the functional region 20b is configured as a relief groove region. The saw teeth 18b are at least partially arranged on the functional region 20b. The base body 16b is configured weight-optimized in the functional region 20b. The saw tool 10b has a transition region 22b. The transition region 22b is arranged on the base body 16b. The transition region 22b is arranged between the connecting region 14b and the functional region 20b. The transition region 22b has an increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal to the tangent plane of the saw teeth 18b relative to the functional region 20b. An attachment point 24b of the saw tool 10b is arranged in the transition region 22b. The maximum longitudinal extension 26b of the transition region 22b has a ratio of less than 1 relative to the maximum longitudinal extension 28b of the functional region 20b. In the present case, the maximum longitudinal extension 26b of the transition region 22b is less than 38.5 mm. In the present case, the maximum longitudinal extension 30b between an end 32b of the functional region 20b facing away from the connecting region 14b and an end 34b of the transition region 22b facing the connecting region 14b is 77 mm. The maximum longitudinal extension 26b of the transition region 22b corresponds to at most 50% of the maximum longitudinal extension 36b of a cutting region 38b of the base body 16b, wherein the transition region 22b is at least partially arranged in the cutting region 38b. In the present case, the maximum longitudinal extension 26b of the transition region 22b corresponds to at least 40% of the maximum longitudinal extension 36b of the cutting region 38b. The maximum cross section of the base body 16b in the functional region 20b is smaller than the maximum cross section of the base body 16b in the transition region 22b. In the present case, the functional region 20b is configured as a relief groove region. The saw tool 10b has a plurality of relief grooves 40b which are arranged on the base body 16b. The relief grooves 40b are introduced into the base body 16b by material removal. The relief grooves 40b have a main extension which extends transversely to a cutting edge 42b of the saw teeth 18b. The relief grooves 40b extend from the cutting edge 42b over more than 50% of the entire lateral extension 46b of a side face 48b of the base body 16b in the direction of an end 44b of the base body 16b facing away from the saw teeth 18b.The reduction groove 40b is arranged on the base body 16b on both sides, wherein the reduction groove 40b is arranged on the side face 48b and a further reduction groove 40b of the saw tool 10b is arranged on a further side face 50b of the base body 16b. The base body 16b has in the functional region 20b on the end 44b of the base body 16b facing away from the saw tooth 18b due to the material cut-out a thickness which is smaller than the maximum thickness of the base body 16b in the transition region 22b. The thickness of the base body 16b is at least substantially constant on the end 44b of the base body 16b facing away from the saw tooth 18b in the functional region 20b. The base body 16b has in the functional region 20b a side section 52b of the curved corner of the side face 48b. The base body 16b has in the functional region 20b a further side section 54b of the further curved corner of the further side face 50b.
[0054] Figure 5A saw tool 10c is shown in a third embodiment. The saw tool 10c is configured as a saw blade. In the present case, the saw tool 10c is configured as a piercing saw blade. In the present case, the saw tool 10c has a total weight of at most 7 g. The saw tool 10c has a connecting piece 12c which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14c for connecting to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular a piercing saw. The saw tool 10c has a base body 16c which is connected to the connecting piece 12c. The base body 16c is configured in one piece. The base body 16c is made of an alloy (at least with quenched and tempered steel and nickel). The base body 16c has a maximum thickness of 1.5 mm. In the present case, the base body 16c and the connecting piece 12c are configured in one piece. The saw tool 10c has overlapping saw teeth 18c which are arranged on the base body 16c. The saw tool 10c has a functional region 20c which is arranged on the base body 16c. In the present case, the functional region 20c is configured as a relief groove region. The saw teeth 18c are arranged at least partially on the functional region 20c. The base body 16c is configured weight-optimized in the functional region 20c. The saw tool 10c has a transition region 22c. The transition region 22c is arranged on the base body 16c. The transition region 22c is arranged between the connecting region 14c and the functional region 20c. The transition region 22c has an increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal to a cutting plane of the saw teeth 18c relative to the functional region 20c. An attachment point 24c of the saw tool 10c is arranged in the transition region 22c. A maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region 22c has a ratio of less than 1 relative to a maximum longitudinal extension of the functional region 20c. In the present case, the maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region 22c is less than 38.5 mm. In the present case, a maximum longitudinal extension between an end 32c of the functional region 20c facing away from the connecting region 14c and an end 34c of the transition region 22c facing the connecting region 14c is 77 mm. The maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region 22c corresponds to at most 50% of a maximum longitudinal extension 36c of a cutting region 38c of the base body 16c, wherein the transition region 22c is arranged at least partially in the cutting region 38c. In the present case, the maximum longitudinal extension of the transition region 22c corresponds to at least 40% of the maximum longitudinal extension of the cutting region 38c. A maximum cross section of the base body 16c in the functional region 20c is smaller than a maximum cross section of the base body 16c in the transition region 22c. In the present case, the functional region 20c is configured as a relief groove region. The saw tool 10c has a plurality of relief grooves 40c which are arranged on the base body 16c. The relief grooves 40c are introduced into the base body 16c by material removal. The relief grooves 40c have a main extension which runs transversely to a cutting edge of the saw teeth 18c. The relief grooves 40c extend from the cutting edge over more than 50% of an entire transverse extension of a side face 48c of the base body 16c in a direction of an end 44c of the base body 16c facing away from the saw teeth 18c.The reduction groove 40c is arranged on the base body 16c on both sides, wherein the reduction groove 40c is arranged on the side face 48c and a further reduction groove 40c of the saw tool 10c is arranged on a further side face 50c of the base body 16c.
[0055] The base body 16c has, due to the material cut-out, on the end 44c of the base body 16c facing away from the saw tooth 18c, a thickness which corresponds at most to the maximum thickness of the base body 16c in the transition region 22c, wherein the thickness on the end 44c of the base body 16c decreases towards the end 32c of the saw tool 10c facing away from the connecting region 14c. The saw tool 10c has a smaller bending stiffness on the end 32c facing away from the connecting region 14c than on the end 76c of the transition region 22c facing away from the connecting region 14c. The bending stiffness extends at least substantially linearly in the direction orthogonal to the cutting plane of the saw tooth 18c between the end 32c of the transition region 22c facing away from the connecting region 14c and the end 76c of the transition region 22c facing away from the connecting region 14c. The clearance angle on the side faces 48c, 50c of the base body 16c tapers from the transition region 22c up to the end 32c of the saw tool 10c facing away from the connecting region 14c. The base body 16c has a side face section 52c of the bending angle of the side face 48c in the functional region 20c. The base body 16c has a further side face section 54c of the bending angle of the further side face 50c in the functional region 20c.
[0056] Figure 6 A saw tool 10d is shown in an alternative fourth embodiment. The saw tool 10d is configured as a saw blade. In the present case, the saw tool 10d is configured as a multi-purpose tool saw blade, in particular as a so-called OMT saw blade (Oszillation-Multi-Tool-Saeg- eblatt). The saw tool 10d is provided for use in a not shown, oscillationally driven multi-purpose tool. The saw tool 10d has a connecting piece 12d which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14d for connection to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular of an oscillationally driven multi-purpose tool. In the present case, the connecting piece 12d is configured as a form-locking connecting piece into which the tool receptacle of the hand-held power tool can be introduced at least partially. The connecting piece 12d is made of an alloy (at least with quenched and tempered steel and nickel). The saw tool 10d has a drive axis 78d arranged in the connecting region 14d. The connecting piece 12d is at least provided for introduction of at least one torque into the saw tool 10d.
[0057] The saw tool 10d has a base body 16d which is connected with the connecting piece 12d. In the present case, the base body 16d is configured in one piece. The base body 16d is made of an alloy (at least comprising quenched and tempered steel and nickel). The base body 16d is heat treated. The base body 16d is manufactured from a plate material. The plate material is configured as a strip material. In the present case, the base body 16d has a maximum thickness of 2 mm. In the present case, the base body 16d and the connecting piece 12d are configured in one piece. The form-locking connecting piece is configured in one piece with the base body 16d. The connecting piece 12d is arranged on a side face 48d of the base body 16d. The side face 48d extends orthogonally to the drive axis 78d of the saw tool 10d. In the present case, the base body 16d is fixed on the connecting piece 12d by means of a materially bonded connection. The base body 16d is materially bonded to the connecting piece 12d by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of welding points 92d.
[0058] The saw tool 10d has a saw blade 18d which is arranged on the base body 16d. The saw tool 10d has a functional region 20d which is arranged on the base body 16d. The thickness of the base body 16d is at least substantially constant in the functional region 20d. The saw blade 18d is arranged completely in the functional region 20d. The saw blade 18d is arranged on an end 32d of the saw tool 10d which faces away from the connecting region 14d. In principle, the saw tool 10d can have at least one reduction groove arranged on the base body 16d in the functional region 20d.
[0059] The saw tool 10d has a transition region 22d. The transition region 22d is arranged partially on the base body 16d. The transition region 22d is arranged partially on the connecting piece 12d. The transition region 22d is arranged between the connecting region 14d and the functional region 20d. The transition region 22d has an increased bending stiffness in the direction orthogonal and parallel to the cutting plane of the saw teeth 18d relative to the functional region 20d. The cutting plane is configured as the main extension plane of the base body 16d in the functional region 20d. The transition region 22d is arranged between the connecting region 14d and the functional region 22d. The transition region 22d directly adjoins the connecting region 14d. The maximum thickness of the base body 16d in the transition region 22d is at most equivalent to the maximum thickness of the connecting piece 12d. The thickness extends orthogonally to the cutting plane. The maximum thickness of the connecting piece 12d is at least as great as the maximum thickness of the base body 16d in the transition region 22d. The transition region 22d and the connecting region 14d are arranged without overlapping one another. The transition region 22d directly adjoins the functional region 20d. The transition region 22d and the functional region 20d are arranged without overlapping one another. The connecting region 14d and the functional region 20d are arranged without overlapping one another. The base body 16d and the connecting piece 12d are arranged partially overlapping one another in the transition region 22d. An attachment point 24d of the saw tool 10d is arranged in the transition region 22d. In the present case, the base body 16d is materially bonded to the connecting piece 12d at the attachment point 24d. The base body 16d is face-wise connected to the connecting piece 12d in the transition region 22d. The transition region 22d is configured differently from a machine interface, in particular a form-locked connection. The maximum cross section of the base body 16d in the functional region 20d is smaller than the maximum cross section of the base body 16a and the connecting piece 12d in the transition region 22d. The cutting edge of the saw teeth 18d has a greatest extension along the cutting edge, which is at least 20% greater than the smallest lateral extension of the base body 16d in a measuring direction parallel to the cutting edge of the saw teeth 18d. The cutting edge of the saw teeth 18d is oriented perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the saw tool 10d. The cutting edge of the saw teeth 18d is oriented perpendicular to the drive axis 78d. The longitudinal axis of the saw tool 10d is arranged perpendicular to the drive axis 78d.
[0060] The connector 12d has a bend 80d. The bend 80d is arranged in the transition region 22d. The main extension plane, which extends centrally in the connector 12d, is offset by at least 7.8 mm in the transition region 22d due to the bend 80d. The connector 12d has a smaller maximum lateral extension on the bend 80d than at the following location on the connector 12d, measured parallel to the cutting edge of the saw teeth 18d: at this location, the lateral extension is orthogonal to the drive axis 78d and measured parallel to the cutting edge of the saw teeth 18d. To achieve different rigidities, it is conceivable to adjust the length of the attachment at the attachment point 24d between the connector 12d and the base 16d, wherein the length of the attachment is measured parallel to the longitudinal axis of the saw tool 10d. This advantageously provides a saw tool 10d that varies depending on the application. Alternatively or additionally, it is conceivable to adjust the inclination angle of the bend 80d, the material thickness in the transition region 22d, and / or the shaping of the connector 12d and / or the base 16d at the attachment point 24d, in order to achieve different rigidities. Essentially, different rigidities can be additionally or alternatively achieved by means of a gap in the edge region of the attachment point 24d.
[0061] exist Figures 7 to 24 Seventeen additional, alternative embodiments of the invention are shown below. The following description and drawings are essentially limited to the differences between the embodiments, wherein reference can also be made in principle to other embodiments (especially) with respect to components that are likely labeled, particularly those having the same reference numerals. Figure 6 (See attached figures and / or descriptions.) To distinguish the embodiments, the letter 'd' is placed... Figure 6 The accompanying drawings, following the reference numerals of the embodiments, are shown in the figures. Figures 7 to 24 In the embodiment, the letter d is replaced by letters e through u.
[0062] Figure 7A saw tool 10e is shown in the fifth embodiment. The saw tool 10e is configured as a saw blade. In the present case, the saw tool 10e is configured as a multi- function tool saw blade, in particular as a so-called OMT saw blade (oscillating multi- tool saw blade). The saw tool 10e has a connecting piece 12e which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14e for a connection to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular of an oscillatingly driven multi-function tool. In the present case, the connecting piece 12e is configured as a form- fitting connecting piece into which the tool receptacle of the hand-held power tool can be introduced at least partially. The saw tool 10e has a drive axis 78e which is arranged in the connecting region 14e. The saw tool 10e has a base body 16e which is connected to the connecting piece 12e. In the present case, the base body 16e and the connecting piece 12e are configured integrally. The connecting piece 12e is arranged on a side face 48e of the base body 16e. The saw tool 10e has a saw tooth 18e which is arranged on the base body 16e. The saw tool 10e has a functional region 20e which is arranged on the base body 16e. The saw tooth 18e is arranged on an end 32e of the saw tool 10e which faces away from the connecting region 14e. The saw tool 10e has a transition region 22e. The transition region 22e has an increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal and parallel to a cutting plane of the saw tooth 18e relative to the functional region 20e. An attachment point 24e of the saw tool 10e is arranged in the transition region 22e. The connecting piece 12e has a kink 80e.
[0063] The connecting piece 12e has a maximum cross section on an end 82e of the connecting piece 12e facing the saw tooth 18e which is smaller than a maximum cross section on an end 84e of the transition region 22e facing away from the saw tooth 18e. Here, the cross section is configured orthogonal to the side face 48e of the base body 16e and parallel to the saw tooth 18e. The maximum cross section of the connecting piece 12e increases at least substantially linearly from an end 86e of the transition region 22e facing the saw tooth 18e towards an end 84e of the transition region 22e facing away from the saw tooth 18e at least in a region 87e of the kink 80e.
[0064] Figure 8A saw tool 10f is shown in a sixth embodiment. The saw tool 10f is configured as a saw blade. In the present case, the saw tool 10f is configured as a multi- functional tool saw blade, in particular as a so-called OMT saw blade (oscillating multi- tool blade). The saw tool 10f has a connecting piece 12f which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14f for a connection to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular to an oscillatingly driven multi-functional tool. In the present case, the connecting piece 12f is configured as a form-locked connecting piece into which the tool receptacle of the hand-held power tool can be introduced at least partially. The saw tool 10f has a drive axis 78f which is arranged in the connecting region 14f. The saw tool 10f has a base body 16f which is connected to the connecting piece 12f. In the present case, the base body 16f and the connecting piece 12f are configured in one piece. The base body 16f is connected to the connecting piece 12f in a material-locked manner by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of weld points 92f. The connecting piece 12f is arranged on a side face 48f of the base body 16f. The saw tool 10f has a saw tooth 18f which is arranged on the base body 16f. The saw tool 10f has a functional region 20f which is arranged on the base body 16f. The saw tooth 18f is arranged on an end 32f of the saw tool 10f which faces away from the connecting region 14f. The saw tool 10f has a transition region 22f. The transition region 22f has an increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal and parallel to a cutting plane of the saw tooth 18f relative to the functional region 20f. An attachment point 24f of the saw tool 10f is arranged in the transition region 22f. The connecting piece 12f has a bend 80f.
[0065] The saw tool 10f is configured in a weight-optimized manner. The connecting piece 12f is configured in a weight-optimized manner. The saw tool 10f has a recess 88f. The recess 88f is arranged in the transition region 22f. The recess 88f is arranged in the bend 80f. Thereby, the rotational inertia can be advantageously reduced. The recess 88f is configured as a channel opening which is arranged on the connecting piece 12f. The recess 88f is provided for reducing the overall weight of the saw tool 10f. The recess 88f is arranged centrally on the connecting piece 12f in the transition region 22f. Basically, the recess 88f can also be configured as a groove. Basically, it is also conceivable that the saw tool 10f has a plurality of recesses in the transition region 22f. By means of the recess 88f, an advantageously high bending stiffness of the saw tool 10f in a direction parallel to the cutting plane of the saw tooth 18f can be achieved.
[0066] Figure 9 A saw tool 10g is shown in a seventh embodiment. The saw tool 10g is configured as a saw blade. In the present case, the saw tool 10g is configured as a multi- functional tool saw blade, in particular as a so-called OMT saw blade (oscillating multi- tool blade). The saw tool 10g has a connecting piece 12g which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14g for a connection to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular to an oscillatingly driven multi-functional tool. In the present case, the connecting piece 12g is configured as a form-locked connecting piece into which the tool receptacle of the hand-held power tool can be introduced at least partially. The saw tool 10g has a drive axis 78g which is arranged in the connecting region 14g. The saw tool 10g has a base body 16g which is connected to the connecting piece 12g. In the present case, the base body 16g and the connecting piece 12g are configured in one piece. The base body 16g is connected to the connecting piece 12g in a material-locked manner by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of weld points 92g. The connecting piece 12g is arranged on a side face 48g of the base body 16g. The saw tool 10g has a saw tooth 18g which is arranged on the base body 16g. The saw tool 10g has a functional region 20g which is arranged on the base body 16g. The saw tooth 18g is arranged on an end 32g of the saw tool 10g which faces away from the connecting region 14g. The saw tool 10g has a transition region 22g. The transition region 22g has an increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal and parallel to a cutting plane of the saw tooth 18g relative to the functional region 20g. An attachment point 24g of the saw tool 10g is arranged in the transition region 22g. The connecting piece 12g has a bend 80g. Figure 9The saw tool 10g is shown in a cutaway view. The saw tool 10g is configured as a saw blade. In the present case, the saw tool 10g is configured as a multi-purpose tool saw blade, in particular as a so-called OMT saw blade (oscillating multi-tool blade). The saw tool 10g has a connecting piece 12g which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14g for a connection to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular of an oscillatingly driven multi-purpose tool. In the present case, the connecting piece 12g is configured as a form-locking connecting piece into which the tool receptacle of the hand-held power tool can be introduced at least partially. The saw tool 10g has a drive shaft 78g which is arranged in the connecting region 14g. The saw tool 10g has a base body 16g which is connected to the connecting piece 12g. In the present case, the base body 16g and the connecting piece 12g are configured in one piece. The connecting piece 12g is arranged on a side face 48g of the base body 16g. The saw tool 10g has a saw tooth 18g which is arranged on the base body 16g. The saw tool 10g has a functional region 20g which is arranged on the base body 16g. The saw tooth 18g is arranged on an end 32g of the saw tool 10g which faces away from the connecting region 14g. The saw tool 10g has a transition region 22g. The transition region 22g has an increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal and parallel to a cutting plane of the saw tooth 18g relative to the functional region 20g. An attachment point 24g of the saw tool 10g is arranged in the transition region 22g. The connecting piece 12g has a bend 80g.
[0067] The base body 16g has a further bend 90g. The further bend 90g of the base body 16g is arranged in the transition region 22g. The further bend 90g cooperates with the bend 80g of the connecting piece 12g. The further bend 90g of the base body 16g is provided for stiffening the bend 80g of the connecting piece 12g. Thereby, in the transition region 22g, an advantageously high bending stiffness of the saw tool 10g in a direction orthogonal and parallel to a cutting plane of the saw tooth 18f can be achieved.
[0068] Figure 10 A saw tool 10h is shown in an eighth embodiment. The saw tool 10h is configured analogously to the saw tool 10f from the sixth embodiment. The saw tool 10h has a connecting piece 12h which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14h for a connection to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular of an oscillatingly driven multi-purpose tool. In the present case, the connecting piece 12h is configured as a form-locking connecting piece into which the tool receptacle of the hand-held power tool can be introduced at least partially. The saw tool 10h has a drive axis 78h which is arranged in the connecting region 14h. The saw tool 10h has a base body which is connected to the connecting piece 12h, which base body is configured in one piece with the connecting piece 12h in the present case. The connecting piece 12h is arranged on a side face 48h of the base body. The saw tool 10h has a saw tooth 18h which is arranged on the base body. The saw tool 10h has a functional region 20h which is arranged on the base body. The saw tooth 18h is arranged on an end 32h of the saw tool 10h which faces away from the connecting region 14h. The saw tool 10h has a transition region 22h. The transition region 22h has an increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal and parallel to a cutting plane of the saw tooth 18h relative to the functional region 20h. An attachment point 24h of the saw tool 10h is arranged in the transition region 22h. The connecting piece 12h has a bend 80h. Figure 10The base body is substantially identically configured as the base body 16f from the sixth embodiment. The base body is materially connected with the connecting piece 12h by means of a soldered connection comprising a plurality of solder points 92h. The saw tool 10h has a transition region 22h. The transition region 22h has an increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal and parallel to the cutting plane of the saw blade relative to the functional region of the base body. An attachment point 24h of the saw tool 10h is arranged in the transition region 22h. The saw tool 10h is configured weight-optimized. The connecting piece 12h is configured weight-optimized. The saw tool 10h has a recess 88h. The recess 88h is arranged in the transition region 22h. The recess 88h is configured as a channel opening arranged on the connecting piece 12h. The recess 88h is provided for reducing the overall weight of the saw tool 10h. The recess 88h is arranged centrally on the connecting piece 12h in the transition region 22h. The recess 88h is configured circularly. The connecting piece 12h has a bend 80h. The bend 80h has a first bending axis 94h and a second bending axis 96h about which the connecting piece 12h is bent. The second bending axis 96h has a greater distance to the drive axis 78h than the first bending axis 94h. The first bending axis 94h and the second bending axis 96h are oriented parallel to each other. The first bending axis 94h is oriented orthogonal to the drive axis 78h. The first bending axis 94h is at least substantially parallel to the cutting edge of the saw blade, which is not shown. The center of the recess 88h is arranged on the first bending axis 94h of the bend 80h.
[0069] Figure 11 A saw tool 10i is shown in the ninth embodiment. The saw tool 10i has a connecting piece 12i which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14i for connecting with a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular an oscillatingly driven multi-functional tool. The saw tool 10i has a drive axis 78i arranged in the connecting region 14i. The saw tool 10i has a transition region 22i. An attachment point 24i of the saw tool 10i is arranged in the transition region 22i. The saw tool 10i has a recess 88i. The connecting piece 12i has a bend 80i. The bend 80i has a first bending axis 94i and a second bending axis 96i about which the connecting piece 12i is bent. In contrast to the eighth embodiment, the center of the recess 88i is arranged on the second bending axis 94i of the bend 80i.
[0070] Figure 12A saw tool 10j is shown in the tenth embodiment. The saw tool 10j is constructed similarly to the saw tool 10d from the fourth embodiment. The saw tool 10j has a connector 12j that at least partially constitutes a connection area 14j for connection to a tool receiver of a handheld machine tool (especially an oscillating multi-tool). The saw tool 10j has a drive axis 78j arranged in the connection area 14j. The saw tool 10j has a base connected to the connector 12j, the base being in… Figure 12 Not shown in the diagram. The substrate is constructed substantially identically to the substrate 16d from the fourth embodiment. The substrate is materially locked to the connector 12j by means of a welded connection including multiple weld points 92j. The saw tool 10j has a transition region 22j. The transition region 22j has increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal and parallel to the cutting plane of the saw teeth, relative to the functional region of the substrate. The attachment points 24j of the saw tool 10j are arranged in the transition region 22j. The connector 12j has a bend 80j. The bend 80j has a first bending axis 94j and a second bending axis 96j, around which the connector 12j bends. The second bending axis 96j has a larger distance to the drive axis 78j than the first bending axis 94j. Unlike in Figure 10 and 11 In the eighth and ninth embodiments, the saw tool 10j does not have a groove. This differs from... Figure 6 In the fourth embodiment, the connector 12j has two protrusions 98j. The protrusions 98j are arranged in the transition region 22j. The centers of the protrusions 98j are centrally located between the first bending axis 94j and the second bending axis 96j, respectively. The first bending axis 94j and the second bending axis 96j intersect with the protrusions 98j. The protrusions 98j are bent by means of a bending portion 80j. The protrusions 98j are configured to widen the connector 12j in the transition region 22j, thereby particularly improving bending stiffness. The two protrusions 98j are arranged on opposite sides of the connector 12j. The protrusions 98j are laterally arranged on the connector 12j. The protrusions 98j are material-lockingly connected to the connector 12j. In at least one view, the protrusions 98j are each substantially semi-circular in construction. The protrusions 98j have substantially the same material thickness as the connector 12j in the transition region 22j.
[0071] Figure 13A saw tool 10k is shown in the eleventh embodiment. The saw tool 10k has a connecting piece 12k which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14k for connection to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular an oscillatingly driven multi-functional tool. The saw tool 10k has a drive axis 78k which is arranged in the connecting region 14k. The saw tool 10k has a transition region 22k. An attachment point 24k of the saw tool 10k is arranged in the transition region 22k. The connecting piece 12k has a bend 80k. The bend 80k has a first bending axis 94k and a second bending axis 96k about which the connecting piece 12k is bent. The connecting piece 12k has two protrusions 98k. In contrast to the tenth embodiment, the centers of the protrusions 98k are arranged substantially on the second bending axis 96k. The first bending axis 94k does not intersect the protrusions 98k. The second bending axis 96k intersects the protrusions 98k. The protrusions 98k project into the attachment point 24k.
[0072] Figure 14 A saw tool 10l is shown in the twelfth embodiment. The saw tool 10l is configured analogously to the saw tool 10d from the fourth embodiment. The saw tool 10l has a connecting piece 12l which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14l for connection to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular an oscillatingly driven multi-functional tool. The saw tool 10l has a drive axis 78l which is arranged in the connecting region 14l. The saw tool 10l has a base body which is connected to the connecting piece 12l, which base body is not shown in Figure 14 The base body is configured substantially identically to the base body 16d from the fourth embodiment. The base body is connected to the connecting piece 12l in a material-locked manner by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of weld points 92l. The saw tool 10l has a transition region 22l. The transition region 22l has an increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal and parallel to a cutting plane of the saw blade relative to a functional region of the base body. An attachment point 24l of the saw tool 10l is arranged in the transition region 22l. The connecting piece 12l has a bend 80l. The bend 80l has a first bending axis 94l and a second bending axis 96l about which the connecting piece 12l is bent. The second bending axis 96l has a greater spacing to the drive axis 78l than the first bending axis 94l. In contrast to the tenth embodiment, the second bending axis 96l intersects the protrusions 98l. The protrusions 98l project into the attachment point 24l. Figure 6In a fourth embodiment of the connection piece 12l has two cutouts 100l. The cutouts 100l are arranged in the transition region 22l. The centers of the cutouts 100l are arranged centrally between the first bending axis 94l and the second bending axis 96l, respectively. The first bending axis 94l and the second bending axis 96l intersect the cutouts 100l. The two cutouts 100l are arranged on opposite sides of the connection piece 12l. The cutouts 100l are arranged laterally on the connection piece 12l, respectively. The cutouts 100l are configured as grooves from the connection piece 12l. In at least one view, the cutouts 100l are configured substantially semicircular, respectively.
[0073] Figure 15 A saw tool 10m is shown in a thirteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10m has a connection piece 12m which at least partially constitutes a connection region 14m for connection with a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular an oscillatingly driven multi-functional tool. The saw tool 10m has a drive axis 78m arranged in the connection region 14m. The saw tool 10m has a transition region 22m. In the transition region 22m is arranged an attachment point 24m of the saw tool 10m. The connection piece 12m has a bend 80m. The bend 80m has a first bending axis 94m and a second bending axis 96m about which the connection piece 12m is bent. The connection piece 12m has two cutouts 100m. Unlike the twelfth embodiment, the centers of the cutouts 100m are arranged substantially on the second bending axis 96m. The first bending axis 94m does not intersect the cutouts 100m. The second bending axis 96m intersects the cutouts 100m. The cutouts 100m extend into the attachment point 24m.
[0074] Figure 16 and Figure 17A saw tool 10n is shown in the fourteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10n is configured as a saw blade. The saw tool 10n is configured as a multifunctional tool saw blade, in particular as a so-called OMT saw blade (oscillating multi tool blade). The saw tool 10n has a connecting piece 12n which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14n for connecting to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool, in particular an oscillatingly driven multifunctional tool. In the present case, the connecting piece 12n is configured as a form-locked connecting piece into which the tool receptacle of the hand-held power tool can be introduced at least partially. The saw tool 10n has a drive axis 78n which is arranged in the connecting region 14n. The saw tool 10n has a base body 16n which is connected to the connecting piece 12n. In the present case, the base body 16n is configured in one piece. The base body 16n has a maximum thickness of preferably at most 1.2 mm and particularly preferably at most 1.0 mm. The base body 16n has a minimum thickness of preferably at least 0.6 mm and particularly preferably at least 0.8 mm. The base body 16n is at least partially made of hard metal (HM). Basically, the base body can also be made of HSS material. The connecting piece 12n is arranged on a side face 48n of the base body 16n. The side face 48n extends orthogonally to the drive axis 78n of the saw tool 10n. The saw tool 10n is configured in two parts by means of the connecting piece 12n and the base body 16n. The base body 16n is connected to the connecting piece 12n in a material-locked manner by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of weld points 92n. The saw tool 10n has a saw blade 18n which is arranged on the base body 16n. The saw blade 18n has a coating. The coating is at least partially made of AlTiN. Ideally, the coating made of AlTiN is applied to the base body 16n made of hard metal. Thereby, an advantageously high surface hardness can be achieved, whereby advantageously harder applications can be carried out. The pitch of the saw blade 18n and the hard metal grade, in particular the Co content, vary depending on the application. The saw tool 10n has a functional region 20n which is arranged on the base body 16n. The saw blade 18n is arranged on an end 32n of the saw tool 10n which faces away from the connecting region 14n. The saw tool 10n has a transition region 22n. The transition region 22n is partially arranged on the base body 16n. The transition region 22n is partially arranged on the connecting piece 12n. The transition region 22n is arranged between the connecting region 14n and the functional region 20n. The base body 16n and the connecting piece 12n are arranged partially overlapping in the transition region 22n. An attachment point 24n of the saw tool 10n is arranged in the transition region 22n. In the present case, the base body 16n is connected to the connecting piece 12n in a material-locked manner at the attachment point 24n. The transition region 22n is advantageously configured thick at the attachment point 24n, whereby a higher rigidity results. The base body 16n is connected to the connecting piece 12n in a planar manner in the transition region 22n. The connecting piece 12n has a bend 80n. The bend 80n is arranged in the transition region 22n.
[0075] Unlike inFigure 6 In a fourth embodiment of the group of embodiments, the connecting piece 12n has the same maximum lateral extension parallel to the cutting edge of the tooth 18n at the bending portion 80n as at a position of the connecting piece 12n where the lateral extension is measured orthogonally to the drive axis 78n and parallel to the cutting edge of the tooth 18n. Starting from the drive axis 78n, the connecting piece has a constant maximum lateral extension in the direction of the tooth 18n, which is measured parallel to the cutting edge of the tooth 18n. The base body 16n has a narrowing 102n in the functional region 20n. The narrowing 102n is configured symmetrically with respect to the longitudinal axis 104n of the saw tool 10n. The narrowing 102n is preferably increased when there is a conflict with respect to the moment of inertia. The narrowing 102n extends in the cutting plane of the tooth 18n from an end 106n of the connecting piece 12n facing the tooth 18n in the direction of the tooth 18n. Directly from the end 106n of the connecting piece 12n facing the tooth 18n, the outer contour 108n of the base body 16n in the section 110n extends in the cutting plane of the tooth 18n in the direction of the tooth 18n at an angle of at most 45 degrees with respect to the longitudinal axis 104n. At the end of the section 110n, the outer contour 108n of the base body 16n is not rounded. The base body 16n has a recess 136n. The recess 136n is optional, in particular when there is a conflict with respect to the limit of the moment of inertia. The recess 136n is arranged in the functional region 20n. The recess 136n is configured as a slot. The recess 136n is arranged centrally in the base body 16n. The main extension axis of the recess 136n is oriented coaxially to the longitudinal axis of the saw tool 10n. The recess 136n extends over at least 75% of the maximum longitudinal extension of the base body 16n.
[0076] Figure 18A saw tool 10o is shown in the fifteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10o is configured analogously to the saw tool 10n from the fourteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10o is configured as a saw blade. The saw tool 10o is configured as a multifunctional tool saw blade. The saw tool 10o has a connecting piece 12o which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14o for connecting to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool. The saw tool 10o has a drive axis 78o which is arranged in the connecting region 14o. The saw tool 10o has a base body 16o which is connected to the connecting piece 12o. In the present case, the base body 16o is configured in one piece. The connecting piece 12o is arranged on a side face 48o of the base body 16o. The base body 16o is connected to the connecting piece 12o in a material-locked manner by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of weld points 92o. The saw tool 10o has a saw tooth 18o which is arranged on the base body 16o. The saw tool 10o has a functional region 20o which is arranged on the base body 16o. The saw tooth 18o is arranged on an end 32o of the saw tool 10o which faces away from the connecting region 14o. The saw tool 10o has a transition region 22o. An attachment point 24o of the saw tool 10o is arranged in the transition region 22o. The connecting piece 12o has a bend 80o. The bend 80o is arranged in the transition region 22o. The base body 16o has a narrowing 102o in the functional region 20o. The narrowing 102o is configured symmetrically with respect to a longitudinal axis 104o of the saw tool 10o.
[0077] Unlike in the fourteenth embodiment in Figure 16 and 17 , the connecting piece 12o has a smaller maximum lateral extension (measured parallel to the cutting edge of the saw tooth 18o) on the bend 80o and in the transition region 22o than at the following positions on the connecting piece 12o at which the lateral extension is measured orthogonally to the drive axis 78o and parallel to the cutting edge of the saw tooth 18o. In the region between the drive axis 78o and an end 106o of the connecting piece 12o which faces the saw tooth 19o, the connecting piece is essentially concavely shaped laterally. The connecting piece 12o has two protrusions 112o which are arranged in the transition region 22o. The protrusions 112o each constitute an acute angle. Between the transition region 22o and the functional region 20o, a shoulder 114o is configured on the saw tool 10o. The protrusions 112o of the connecting piece 12o and the narrowing 102o of the base body 16o are arranged such that they constitute the shoulder 114o.
[0078] Figure 19A saw tool 10p is shown in the sixteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10p is configured analogously to the saw tool 10o from the fifteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10p has a connecting piece 12p which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14p for connecting with a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool. The saw tool 10p has a drive axis 78p which is arranged in the connecting region 14p. The saw tool 10p has a base body 16p which is connected with the connecting piece 12p. The connecting piece 12p is arranged on a side face 48p of the base body 16p. The base body 16p is connected with the connecting piece 12p in a material-locked manner by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of weld points 92p. The saw tool 10p has a saw blade 18p which is arranged on the base body 16p. The saw tool 10p has a functional region 20p which is arranged on the base body 16p. The saw blade 18p is arranged on an end 32p of the saw tool 10p which faces away from the connecting region 14p. The saw tool 10p has a transition region 22p. An attachment point 24p of the saw tool 10p is arranged in the transition region 22p. The connecting piece 12p has a bend 80p. The base body 16p has a narrowing 102p in the functional region 20p. The narrowing 102p is configured symmetrically with respect to a longitudinal axis 104p of the saw tool 10p. The connecting piece 12p has two protrusions 112p which are arranged in the transition region 22p.
[0079] Unlike in the fifteenth embodiment in Figure 18 The base body 16p has, on an end 106p of the connecting piece 12p which faces the saw blade 18p, the same maximum lateral extension as the connecting piece 12p on its end 106p, which is measured parallel to a cutting edge of the saw blade 18p. Directly from the end 106p of the connecting piece 12p which faces the saw blade 18p, the outer contour 108p of the base body 16p in a section 110p runs in the cutting plane of the saw blade 18p at an angle of at most 45 degrees with respect to the longitudinal axis 104p in the direction of the saw blade 18p. On the end of the section 110p, the outer contour 108p of the base body 16p is not rounded.
[0080] Figure 20A saw tool 10q is shown in the seventeenth embodiment. The saw tool 10q is configured analogously to the saw tool 10o from the fifteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10q has a connecting piece 12q which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14q for connecting with a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool. The saw tool 10q has a drive axis 78q which is arranged in the connecting region 14q. The saw tool 10q has a base body 16q which is connected with the connecting piece 12q. The connecting piece 12q is arranged on a side face 48q of the base body 16q. The base body 16q is connected with the connecting piece 12q materially locked by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of weld points 92q. The saw tool 10q has a saw blade 18q which is arranged on the base body 16q. The saw tool 10q has a functional region 20q which is arranged on the base body 16q. The saw blade 18q is arranged on an end 32q of the saw tool 10q which faces away from the connecting region 14q. The saw tool 10q has a transition region 22q. An attachment point 24q of the saw tool 10q is arranged in the transition region 22q. The connecting piece 12q has a kink 80q. The base body 16q has a narrowing 102q in the functional region 20q. The narrowing 102q is configured symmetrically with respect to a longitudinal axis 104q of the saw tool 10q. The connecting piece 12q has two protrusions 112q which are arranged in the transition region 22q.
[0081] Unlike in the fifteenth embodiment in Figure 18 The base body 16q has on an end 106q of the connecting piece 12q which faces the saw blade 18q the same maximum lateral extension as the connecting piece 12q on its end 106q, which is measured parallel to a cutting edge of the saw blade 18q. Directly from the end 106q of the connecting piece 12q which faces the saw blade 18q, the base body 16q has in a section 116q a constant maximum lateral extension which is measured parallel to the cutting edge of the saw blade 18q. Directly next to the section 116q, the outer contour 118q of the base body 16q in a further section 120q extends quarter-circularly and concavely in the cutting plane of the saw blade 18q towards the direction of the saw blade 18q. Along the longitudinal axis 104q, the maximum longitudinal extension of the section 116q is the same as the maximum longitudinal extension 120q of the further section 120q.
[0082] Figure 21A saw tool 10r is shown in the eighteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10r is configured analogously to the saw tool 10d from the fourth embodiment. The saw tool 10r has a connecting piece 12r which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14r for connecting to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool. The connecting piece 12r is configured essentially identically to the connecting piece 12d from the fourth embodiment. The saw tool 10r has a drive axis 78r which is arranged in the connecting region 14r. The saw tool 10r has a base body 16r which is connected to the connecting piece 12r. The connecting piece 12r is arranged on a side face 48r of the base body 16r. The base body 16r is connected to the connecting piece 12r in a material-locked manner by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of weld points 92r. The saw tool 10r has a saw blade 18r which is arranged on the base body 16r. The saw tool 10r has a functional region 20r which is arranged on the base body 16r. The saw blade 18r is arranged on an end 32r of the saw tool 10r which faces away from the connecting region 14r. The saw tool 10r has a transition region 22r. An attachment point 24r of the saw tool 10r is arranged in the transition region 22r. The connecting piece 12r has a bend 80r. The base body 16r has a narrowing 102r in the functional region 20r. The narrowing 102r is configured symmetrically with respect to a longitudinal axis 104r of the saw tool 10r.
[0083] Unlike in the fourth embodiment in Figure 6 The base body 16r has a smaller maximum lateral extension on an end 106r of the connecting piece 12r which faces the saw blade 18r than the connecting piece 12r has on its end 106r, which is measured parallel to the cutting edge of the saw blade 18r. In the functional region 20r, the base body 16r has a maximum lateral extension which is not constant, measured parallel to the cutting edge of the saw blade 18r, along the longitudinal axis 104r. Between the transition region 22r and the functional region 20r, a shoulder 114r is configured on the saw tool 10r. The connecting piece 12r and the base body 16r are arranged relative to one another such that they constitute the shoulder 114r. Directly from the end 106r of the connecting piece 12r which faces the saw blade 18r, the base body 16r has a maximum lateral extension which decreases linearly in the direction of the saw blade 18r, measured parallel to the cutting edge of the saw blade 18r, in a section 122r. In the present case, the maximum longitudinal extension of the section 122r is at least 50% of the maximum longitudinal extension of the base body 16r.
[0084] Figure 22A saw tool 10s is shown in the nineteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10s is configured analogously to the saw tool 10r from the eighteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10s has a connecting piece 12s which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14s for connecting to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool. The saw tool 10s has a drive axis 78s which is arranged in the connecting region 14s. The saw tool 10s has a base body 16s which is connected to the connecting piece 12s. The connecting piece 12s is arranged on a side face 48s of the base body 16s. The base body 16s is connected to the connecting piece 12s in a material-locking manner by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of weld points 92s. The saw tool 10s has a saw blade 18s which is arranged on the base body 16s. The saw tool 10s has a functional region 20s which is arranged on the base body 16s. The saw blade 18s is arranged on an end 32s of the saw tool 10s which faces away from the connecting region 14s. The saw tool 10s has a transition region 22s. An attachment point 24s of the saw tool 10s is arranged in the transition region 22s. The connecting piece 12s has a bend 80s. The base body 16s has a narrowing 102s in the functional region 20s. The narrowing 102s is configured symmetrically with respect to a longitudinal axis 104s of the saw tool 10s.
[0085] Unlike in the eighteenth embodiment in Figure 21 The connecting piece 12s has a narrowing 124s at the attachment point 24s. The narrowing 124s extends in the direction of the longitudinal axis 104s towards the saw blade 18s. The base body 16s has the same maximum lateral extension on an end 106s of the connecting piece 12s which faces the saw blade 18s as the connecting piece 12s on the end 106s thereof, measured parallel to the cutting edge of the saw blade 18s. Directly from the end 106s of the connecting piece 12s which faces the saw blade 18s, the outer contour 126s of the base body 16s in a section 128s extends in the cutting plane of the saw blade 18s at an angle of at most 45 degrees with respect to the longitudinal axis 104s towards the saw blade 18s, wherein the maximum lateral extension of the base body 16s in the section 128s increases linearly in the direction of the saw blade 18s. On the end of the section 128s, the outer contour 126s of the base body 16s is not rounded. Directly following the section 128s in the direction of the saw blade 18s, the base body 16s has, in a further section 130s, a maximum lateral extension which decreases linearly in the direction of the saw blade 18s, measured parallel to the cutting edge of the saw blade 18s. In the present case, the maximum longitudinal extension of the further section 130s is at least 50% of the maximum longitudinal extension of the base body 16s. Between the transition region 22s and the functional region 20s, two lateral cutouts 132s are configured on the saw tool 10s.
[0086] Figure 23A saw tool 10t is shown in the twentieth embodiment. The saw tool 10t is configured analogously to the saw tool 10s from the nineteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10t has a connecting piece 12t which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14t for connecting to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool. The saw tool 10t has a drive axis 78t which is arranged in the connecting region 14t. The saw tool 10t has a base body 16t which is connected to the connecting piece 12t. The connecting piece 12t is arranged on a side face 48t of the base body 16t. The base body 16t is connected to the connecting piece 12t in a material-locked manner by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of weld points 92t. The saw tool 10t has a saw blade 18t which is arranged on the base body 16t. The saw tool 10t has a functional region 20t which is arranged on the base body 16t. The saw blade 18t is arranged on an end 32t of the saw tool 10t which faces away from the connecting region 14t. The saw tool 10t has a transition region 22t. An attachment point 24t of the saw tool 10t is arranged in the transition region 22t. The connecting piece 12t has a narrowing 124t at the attachment point 24t. The connecting piece 12t has a bend 80t. The base body 16t has a narrowing 102t in the functional region 20t. The narrowing 102t is configured symmetrically with respect to a longitudinal axis 104t of the saw tool 10t.
[0087] Unlike in the nineteenth embodiment in Figure 22 The base body 16t has a smaller maximum lateral extension measured parallel to a cutting edge of the saw blade 18t on an end 106t of the connecting piece 12t facing the saw blade 18t than the connecting piece 12t has on its end 106. Between the transition region 22t and the functional region 20t, a shoulder 114t is configured on the saw tool 10t. The connecting piece 12t and the base body 16t are arranged relative to one another such that they constitute the shoulder 114t. The base body 16t has a constant maximum lateral extension over at least 50% of the maximum longitudinal extension of the maximum longitudinal extension of the base body 16t in the functional region 20t. Directly next to the end 106t facing the saw blade 18t, the base body 16t has a constant maximum lateral extension measured parallel to a cutting edge of the saw blade 18t in the direction of the saw blade 18t.
[0088] Figure 24A saw tool 10u is shown in a twenty-first embodiment. The saw tool 10u is configured analogously to the saw tool 10s from the nineteenth embodiment. The saw tool 10u has a connecting piece 12u which at least partially constitutes a connecting region 14u for connecting to a tool receptacle of a hand-held power tool. The saw tool 10u has a drive axis 78u which is arranged in the connecting region 14u. The saw tool 10u has a base body 16u which is connected to the connecting piece 12u. The connecting piece 12u is arranged on a side face 48u of the base body 16u. The base body 16u is connected to the connecting piece 12u in a material-locked manner by means of a welded connection comprising a plurality of weld points. The saw tool 10u has a saw blade 18u which is arranged on the base body 16u. The saw tool 10u has a functional region 20u which is arranged on the base body 16u. The saw blade 18u is arranged on an end 32u of the saw tool 10u which faces away from the connecting region 14u. The saw tool 10u has a transition region 22u. An attachment point 24u of the saw tool 10u is arranged in the transition region 22u. The connecting piece 12u has a narrowing 124u at the attachment point 24u. The connecting piece 12u has a kink 80u.
[0089] Unlike in the nineteenth embodiment in Figure 22 The outer contour 126u of the base body 16u directly from the connecting piece 12u in a section 128u from an end 106u facing the saw blade 18u in the cutting plane of the saw blade 18u extends at an angle of up to 45 degrees relative to the longitudinal axis 104u in the direction of the saw blade 18u, wherein the maximum lateral extension of the base body 16u in the section 128u linearly decreases in the direction of the saw blade 18u. On the end of the section 128u, the outer contour 126u of the base body 16u is not rounded. Directly following the section 128u towards the saw blade 18u, the base body 16u in a further section 130u has a maximum lateral extension which linearly increases in the direction of the saw blade 18u, measured parallel to the cutting edge of the saw blade 18u. On the end of the further section 130u, the outer contour 126u of the base body 16u is not rounded. In the further section 130u, the outer contour 126u of the base body 16u extends in the cutting plane of the saw blade 18u at an angle of up to 45 degrees from the longitudinal axis 104u in the direction of the saw blade 18u. The maximum longitudinal extension of the section 128u is greater than the maximum longitudinal extension of the further section 130u. In the functional region 20u, two lateral cutouts 134u are configured on the base body 16u. The cutouts 134u are configured as narrowings of the base body 16u.
Claims
1. A saw tool comprising: at least one connector (12a; 12b; 12c; 12d; 12e; 12f; 12g; 12h; 12i; 12j; 12k; 121; 12m; 12n; 12o; 12p; 12q; 12r; 12s; 12t; 12u), said at least one connector at least partially constituting a connection area (14a; 14b; 14c; 14d; 12e; 12f; 12g; 12h; 12i; 12j; 12k ...) for connection with a tool receiving part of a handheld machine tool. 4e; 14f; 14g; 14h; 14i; 14j; 14k; 141; 14m; 14n; 14o; 14p; 14q; 14r; 14s; 14t; 14u); at least one of the connecting elements (12a; 12b; 12c; 12d; 12e; 12f; 12g; 12h; 12i; 12j; 12k; 12l; 12m; 12n; 12o; 12p; 12q; 12r; 12s; 12t; 12 u) connected to the substrate (16a; 16b; 16c; 16d; 16e; 16f; 16g; 16n; 16o; 16p; 16q; 16r; 16s; 16t; 16u); at least one serration (18a; 18b; 18c; 18d) arranged on the substrate (16a; 16b; 16c; 16d; 16e; 16f; 16g; 16n; 16o; 16p; 16q; 16r; 16s; 16t; 16u). ;18e;18f;18g;18n;18o;18p;18q;18r;18s;18t;18u); and at least one functional region (20a; 20b; 20c; 20d; 20e; 20f; 20g; 20n; 20o) disposed on the substrate (16a; 16b; 16c; 16d; 16e; 16f; 16g; 16n; 16o; 16p; 16q; 16r; 16s; 16t; 16u); and at least one functional region (20a; 20b; 20c; 20d; 20e; 20f; 20g; 20n; 20o) disposed on the substrate (16a; 16b; 20c; 20d; 20e; 20f; 20g; 20n; 20o); 20p; 20q; 20r; 20s; 20t; 20u), wherein the serrations (18a; 18b; 18c; 18d; 18e; 18f; 18g; 18n; 18o; 18p; 18q; 18r; 18s; 18t; 18u) are arranged at least partially on the functional area, wherein at least one transition region (22a; 22b; 22c; 22d; 22e; 22f; 22g; 22h; 22i; 22j; 22k; 22l; 22m; 22n; 22o; 22p; 22q; 22r; 22s; 22t; 22u) is arranged in at least one of the connecting regions (14a; 14b; 14c; 14d; 14e; 14f; 14g; 14h; 14i; 14j; 14k; 14l; 14m; 14n; 14o; 14p; 14q; 14r; 14s; 14t; 14u) and the at least one functional region (20a; 20b; 20c; 20d; 20e; 20f; 20g; 20n; 20o; 20p; 20q; 20r; 20s; 20t; 20u) and the at least one transition region relative to the functional regions (20a; 20b; 20c; 20d; 20e; 20f; 20g; 20n; 20o; 20p; 20q; 20) (r; 20s; 20t; 20u) has increased bending stiffness in a direction orthogonal to and / or parallel to the cutting plane of the saw teeth (18a; 18b; 18c; 18d; 18e; 18f; 18g; 18n; 18o; 18p; 18q; 18r; 18s; 18t; 18u), characterized in that the substrate (16c) has a thickness at the end (44c) of the substrate (16c) opposite to the saw teeth (18c), the thickness being at most equivalent to the maximum thickness of the substrate (16c) in the at least one transition region (22c), wherein at the end (44c) of the substrate (16c) The thickness of the 4c) decreases toward the end (32c) of the substrate (16c) away from the connecting region (14c), and has at least one protrusion (56a) that extends at least substantially parallel to the cutting edge (42a) of the serration (18a). The at least one transition region (22a) has a maximum thickness at the end (60a) of the at least one transition region (22a) away from the serration (18a), which is less than the maximum thickness of the at least one transition region (22a) at the end (62a) of the at least one transition region (22a) facing the serration (18a).
2. The saw tool according to claim 1, characterized in that, The saw tool mentioned is a saw blade.
3. The saw tool according to claim 1, characterized in that, The substrate is constructed in one piece.
4. The saw tool according to claim 1, characterized in that, The serrations are arranged in an overlapping manner.
5. The saw tool according to claim 1, characterized in that, The functional area is the reduction slot area.
6. The saw tool according to claim 1, characterized in that, The substrate (16c) has a thickness at the end (44c) of the substrate (16c) opposite to the serration (18c) due to material removal.
7. The saw tool according to claim 1, characterized in that, The protrusion is formed in the at least one functional region (20a) by material removal on the substrate (16a).
8. The saw tool according to claim 1, characterized in that, The at least one transition region (22a) has a maximum thickness at the end (60a) of the at least one transition region (22a) opposite to the serration (18a) due to material removal.
9. The saw tool according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that, The matrix (16a; 16b; 16c; 16d; 16e; 16f; 16n; 16o; 16p; 16q; 16r; 16s; 16s; The maximum thickness of 16t; 16u) in the at least one transition region (22a; 22b; 22c; 22d; 22e; 22f; 22n; 22o; 22p; 22q; 22r; 22s; 22t; 22u) is at most equivalent to the maximum thickness of the connector (12a; 12b; 12c; 12d; 12e; 12f; 12n; 12o; 12p; 12q; 12r; 12s; 12t; 12u).
10. The saw tool according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that, The maximum longitudinal extension (26a; 26b) of the transition region (22a; 22b; 22c) has a ratio of less than 1 to the maximum longitudinal extension (28a; 28b) of the functional region (20a; 20b; 20c).
11. The saw tool according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that, The maximum longitudinal extension (26a; 26b) of the transition region (22a; 22b; 22c) corresponds to a maximum of 50% of the maximum longitudinal extension (36a; 36b) of the cut region (38a; 38b) of the substrate (16a; 16b; 16c), wherein the transition region (22a; 22b; 22c) is at least partially arranged in the cut region (38a; 38b).
12. The saw tool according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that, The maximum longitudinal extension (26a; 26b) of the transition regions (22a; 22b; 22c) is less than 38.5 mm.
13. The saw tool according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that, The matrix (16a; 16b; 16c; 16d; 16e; 16f; 16g) is made of an alloy having at least tempered steel and nickel.
14. A method for manufacturing a saw tool (10a; 10b; 10c; 10d; 10e; 10f; 10g; 10h; 10i; 10j; 10k; 10l; 10m; 10n; 10o; 10p; 10q; 10r; 10s; 10t; 10u) according to any one of the preceding claims.
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