To provide a hand-held power tool which is equipped with a motor and can be used in a normal driving mode for a tip end tool and also in driving modes other than the normal driving mode. A power tool in which a tip end tool is driven by a motor to thereby perform a predetermined machining process on
To provide a hand-held power tool which is equipped with a motor and can be used in a normal driving mode for a tip end tool and also in driving modes other than the normal driving mode. A power tool in which a tip end tool is driven by a motor to thereby perform a predetermined machining process on a workpiece, wherein the motor is a dual rotor motor comprising: an inner rotor; an outer rotor; and a stator including a driving coil mechanism, with the inner rotor and the outer rotor being coaxially disposed.
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1. A power tool which performs a predetermined operation on a workpiece with a tool bit driven by a motor, wherein: the motor comprises an inner rotor, an outer rotor and a stator having a driving coil mechanism and is configured as a dual rotor motor in which the inner rotor and the outer rotor are
1. A power tool which performs a predetermined operation on a workpiece with a tool bit driven by a motor, wherein: the motor comprises an inner rotor, an outer rotor and a stator having a driving coil mechanism and is configured as a dual rotor motor in which the inner rotor and the outer rotor are coaxially arranged,the tool bit is driven by using one of the inner rotor and the outer rotor, and a rotatable fan is driven by using the other rotor, andthe inner and outer rotors both provide a drive toward the tool bit. 2. The power tool as defined in claim 1, wherein the stator comprises a single member. 3. The power tool as defined in claim 2, wherein the driving coil mechanism includes an inner rotor driving coil for driving the inner rotor and an outer rotor driving coil for driving the outer rotor. 4. The power tool as defined in claim 2, wherein the driving coil mechanism comprises one driving coil for driving both the inner rotor and the outer rotor. 5. The power tool as defined in claim 1, wherein the stator includes a first stator having an inner rotor driving coil for driving the inner rotor and a second stator having an outer rotor driving coil for driving the outer rotor. 6. The power tool as defined in claim 5, comprising a housing for housing the dual rotor motor, wherein the inner motor includes the inner rotor and the first stator and the outer motor includes the outer rotor and the second stator, and wherein the inner motor and the outer motor are arranged in the housing at positions displaced from each other in the longitudinal direction, and a space is formed between an outer circumferential region of the inner motor and the housing. 7. The power tool as defined in claim 6, wherein the outer circumferential region of the first stator of the inner motor is fixedly supported with respect to the housing directly or via a supporting member in the space. 8. The power tool as defined in claim 6, wherein the first and second stators are partly aligned in contact with each other in a radial direction transverse to the longitudinal direction and connected together in the aligned region. 9. The power tool as defined in claim 8, wherein the first and second stators are connected together by a pin in the aligned region. 10. The power tool as defined in claim 8, wherein the first and second stators are connected together by a resin layer in the aligned region. 11. The power tool as defined in claim 6, wherein the outer motor is configured as an axial gap motor in which the outer rotor and the second stator are opposed to each other in the longitudinal direction. 12. The power tool as defined in claim 11, wherein the first and second stators are partly aligned in the longitudinal direction and connected together in the aligned region. 13. The power tool as defined in claim 12, wherein the outer circumferential region of the second stator of the outer motor is fixedly supported by the housing. 14. The power tool as defined in claim 1, wherein the tool bit is driven by using both the inner rotor and the outer rotor. 15. The power tool as defined in claim 14, comprising a speed reducing mechanism, wherein the dual rotor motor drives the tool bit via the speed reducing mechanism, and the speed reducing mechanism has at least first and second speed reduction ratios and switches at least one of the inner and outer rotors between a driven state and a stopped state to thereby switch between the first and second speed reduction ratios. 16. The power tool as defined in claim 15, wherein the switching between the speed reduction ratios is made according to any one of an electric current value, torque, rotation speed and temperature of the dual rotor motor. 17. The power tool as defined in claim 15, wherein the output torque to be outputted to the tool bit is changed by the switching between the first and second speed reduction ratios. 18. The power tool as defined in claim 17, wherein the output torque of the tool bit is intermittently changed by continuously driving one of the inner rotor and the outer rotor and intermittently driving the other rotor. 19. The power tool as defined in claim 15, wherein the rotation speed of the tool bit is changed by the switching between the first and second speed reduction ratios. 20. The power tool as defined in claim 15, wherein: the speed reducing mechanism comprises a planetary gear mechanism,the planetary gear mechanism includes a sun gear and an internal gear which are coaxially arranged and a planetary gear which engages with both the sun gear and the internal gear and revolves around the sun gear,the internal gear is connected to the outer rotor and the sun gear is connected to the inner rotor,a difference of relative rotation between the sun gear and the internal gear is controlled by control of drive of the outer rotor or the inner rotor, whereby the revolution speed of the planetary gear is changed to switch the speed reduction ratio. 21. The power tool as defined in claim 20, wherein the inner rotor is constantly driven. 22. The power tool as defined in claim 20, wherein the outer rotor is constantly driven. 23. The power tool as defined in claim 20, comprising a clutch which is disposed between the outer rotor and the internal gear or between the inner rotor and the sun gear and transmits torque from the outer rotor and the internal gear side to the tool bit side, but not in the reverse direction, wherein the clutch locks the internal gear or the sun gear against rotation according to torque on the tool bit and independently of rotation of the outer rotor or the inner rotor. 24. The power tool as defined in claim 1, wherein the outer rotor has an extending region formed on one end of the outer rotor in the longitudinal direction and extending forward of front ends of the stator and the inner rotor in the longitudinal direction, and wherein the fan is disposed inside of the extending region of the outer rotor. 25. The power tool as defined in claim 1, wherein the fan is a cooling fan for cooling the dual rotor motor and is constantly driven. 26. The power tool as defined in claim 1, wherein the fan is a cooling fan for cooling the dual rotor motor and is intermittently driven according to at least one of the temperature, rotation speed and torque of the dual rotor motor. 27. The power tool as defined in claim 1, wherein the fan is a dust collecting fan for collecting dust generated during operation and driven upon request for dust collection. 28. A power tool which performs a predetermined operation on a workpiece with a tool bit driven by a motor, wherein: the motor comprises an inner rotor, an outer rotor and a stator having a driving coil mechanism and is configured as a dual rotor motor in which the inner rotor and the outer rotor are coaxially arranges, andthe outer rotor has an extending region formed on one end of the outer rotor in the longitudinal direction and extending forward of front ends of the stator and the inner rotor in the longitudinal direction, and wherein a fan is disposed inside of the extending region of the outer rotor. 29. The power tool as defined in claim 28, wherein the fan is disposed completely inside of the extending region of the outer rotor.
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