Abstract: The present method of grinding side ridge line portion and a side surface of concrete blocks having the flowing steps: providing a rotating shaft of the grinding machine to be rotationally supported by lower ends of two vertical bars facing each other in the direction in which a conveyor is advanced and suspended from a frame above the conveyor and positioning an axis of the rotating shaft to be laterally and above the conveyor, moving the concrete blocks to a position where it is ground by the conveyor and then positioning the concrete blocks to make side ridge line portions on the bottom surfaces thereof protrude from the conveyor, and grinding the side ridge line portions and/or side surfaces on the upper or the bottom surface of the concrete block by lowering the grinding machine suspended from above the concrete block, the side ridge line portions and/or the side surfaces of the concrete blocks are ground by abutting the grinding machine against the surface of concrete blocks, while at the same time rota

Abstract: A splitting blade changing device for a block splitter, comprising a revolving mechanism in which an upper rotary member is suspended by a supporting plate which is moved up and down by a cylinder installed in an upper part of a gate-like frame, a plurality of upper blades are held on a circumferential face of the upper rotary member, a slit is provided in a table which is supported in a lower portion of the gate-like frame via buffer members, an lower rotary member fixed detachably on a bottom plate of the gate-like frame is installed in a lower part of the table, a plurality of lower blades facing the upper blades are held on a circumferential surface of the lower rotary member such that one of the lower blades protrudes from the table surface via the slit of the table, and the upper and lower rotary members sequentially select and install the upper blades and lower blades.

Abstract: A block working blade unit which has working blades disposed in the form of a lattice in order to perform chipping work on the upper surface corner parts of a plurality of workpiece blocks when these blocks are arranged side by side at equal intervals. In a block chipping machine containing a conveyor and a working frame, the block working blade is disposed under the vibrator and an elevator is disposed below the block working blade unit to raise and lower the workpiece blocks toward the working blades. In order to perform the chipping process, the workpiece blocks lined up on a molding pallet are conveyed under the block working blade unit by the conveyor in the working frame and raised toward the working blades by the elevator. The present invention facilitates the replacement of working blades appropriately selected in accordance with the size of the workpiece blocks, and the replacement of worn working blades.