Reciprocating Saw Blade for a Machine Tool
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsMartin Kocher, Urs Karlen, Damian Brantschen, Daniel Grolimund
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Abstract
A reciprocating saw blade for a machine tool, in particular a jigsaw blade, includes a first row of saw teeth and a second row of saw teeth. The first and second rows of saw teeth are arranged at an angle to a longitudinal axis of the reciprocating saw blade. The angle of the first row of saw teeth opposes the angle of the second row of saw teeth. The reciprocating saw blade also includes a further row of saw teeth arranged between the first and second rows of saw teeth. The further row of saw teeth is set back, in particular suddenly set back, towards the longitudinal axis in relation to the first and second rows of saw teeth.
Claims20
A reciprocating saw blade for a power tool, comprising:
- a first row of saw teeth having a first angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the reciprocating saw blade;
- a second row of saw teeth having a second angle with respect to the longitudinal axis, the first angle of the first row of saw teeth oriented oppositely to the second angle of the second row of saw teeth;
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- a further row of saw teeth arranged between the first and second rows of saw teeth, the further row of saw teeth being set back toward the longitudinal axis relative to the first and second rows of saw teeth.
A reciprocating saw, comprising:
- a reciprocating saw blade that includes:
- a first row of saw teeth having a first angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the reciprocating saw blade,
- a second row of saw teeth having a second angle with respect to the longitudinal axis, the first angle of the first row of saw teeth oriented oppositely to the second angle of the second row of saw teeth, and
- a further row of saw teeth arranged between the first and second rows of saw teeth, the further row of saw teeth being set back toward the longitudinal axis relative to the first and second rows of saw teeth.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.