Abstract: A device and a method for machining a workpiece are provided, wherein said workpiece includes segments of wood, wood-based materials, synthetic material or the like, having a first milling tool for contour machining an edge attached to said workpiece, a second milling tool for contour machining the edge attached to said workpiece, which is adjustable in relation to said first milling tool between a resting position, in which said first milling tool is engageable with the workpiece, and a machining position, in which said second milling tool is engageable with a workpiece. The device is characterized by a third milling tool for flush milling a narrow side of the edge attached to said workpiece, the three milling tools being arranged coaxially to each other and all are jointly drivable by one device.

Abstract: The invention relates to a machining tool (14) for machining materials by removing material, in particular for wood or wood-like materials, metals, plastics and/or composite materials. The machining tool is provided to be driven in rotation about an axis of rotation (1) and comprises at least one row (17, 18, 19) of individual cutters (2, 2?) arranged in the peripheral direction and having cutting edges (3, 3?) which at least partly overlap. The cutting edges (3, 3?) have a rake angle and are located at an axial angle (?) in relation to the axis of rotation (1). The axial angle (?) lies in a range from 55° to <90° inclusive. The rake angle is >55°.

Abstract: A cutter head assembly for a wood planing machine includes a rotary shaft, a plurality of blade carriers non-rotatably retained on the shaft, and a plurality of cutter blades respectively secured on outer wall surfaces of the blade carriers by means of a plurality of screw fasteners. The outer wall surface of each blade carrier includes a leading region and a trailing region that form a first included angle of at least 90 degrees therebetween. Each blade has a first major wall surface abutting against the leading region, a second major wall surface disposed opposite to the first major wall surface, a cutting edge interposed between the first and second major wall surfaces and extending beyond the outer wall surface of the respective blade carrier, and an abutting edge disposed opposite to the cutting edge to abut against the trailing region. The cutting edge of each cutter blade intersects the second major wall surface at a second included angle ranging from 35 degrees to 45 degrees.

Abstract: A cutter bit includes a body integrally formed with a mounting shank. The body is formed with a pair of chip boxes having an arcuate surface and a planar surface with a cutting knife mounted to each planar surface. A plurality of equally spaced recesses are formed in the body to reduce cutter bit weight, and to promote heat transfer from the cutter bit to the surrounding atmosphere. Adjacent recesses form annular ribs which extend circumferentially around the body from one cutting knife to the arcuate surface adjacent the other cutting knife. The arcuate ribs operate as heat exchanger fins by substantially increasing the outer surface area of the cutter bit thereby substantially increasing the rate of heat transfer from the cutter bit to the surrounding atmosphere.

Abstract: This invention relates to a rotary cutter comprising a central member (11) adapted to be mounted to a shaft for rotation therewith and supporting a plurality of teeth (14a, 14b) located at intervals around a circular path, each tooth having at least one cutting edge (15, 16), a second member (12, 13) adapted to be mounted in association with the first member for rotation therewith and being capable of selective angular displacement in relation to the first member, said second member supporting a set of guides (18, 19) located at intervals around a circular path such that each guide is associated with one tooth of the plurality of teeth and is located ahead of said tooth.

Abstract: A debarker head for use in a rotary tree debarking machine has a drive shaft with a polygonal cross sectional shape and a plurality of substantially similar cutting elements with mounting apertures corresponding to the drive shaft shape and sized for slip fit engagement of the cutting elements on the drive shaft so that the cutting elements may be mounted to the drive shaft at a number of rotational positions relative to the drive shaft. Further, the cutting elements have a plurality of arms with cutting knives. The number of arms of at least some of the cutting elements is not an integer multiple of the number of sides of the mounting aperture so that a variety of cutting knife arrangements for debarking various species of logs using the same head may be obtained by adjusting the rotational position of the cutting elements relative to the drive shaft. This design of debarker head can be repaired in the field.

Abstract: A rotary blade for a resurfacing tool. The blade has two or more sets of teeth extending essentially perpendicular to the plane of the main disk of the blade. The teeth of varying rows are configured to perform either a rough first cut or a smooth finish cut or a cut inbetween. The blade is oriented in such a manner as to allow for a rough cut to a set depth followed by a smooth cut to a slightly greater depth.

Abstract: A power saw having a stationary, tree-supporting platform disc, a rotatable tree cutting disc and drive means for rotating the cutting disc. The saw cutting elements have circular, conical or concave cutting faces with circumferential cutting edges. The cutting elements are removably attached to the saw by means of holders which absorb forces imparted to the cutting elements and transmit the forces to the cutting disc. The holders facilitate rapid replacement of dulled or damaged cutting elements.

Abstract: A tool for use with a rotary drive is provided with a number of differently formed slots therein to receive different cutting blades in various orientations. The tool is adaptable for cutting in a radial direction and in an axial direction and can accommodate molding head cutters as well as standard 1/4-inch tool steel bits in various combinations with spacer bars to provide different cutting profiles in a radial direction and to permit surface boring and milling in the axial direction.

Abstract: A chipper knife (1) is fastened in a chuck (2). The knife has two supporting faces (15,14), which lie against two faces (25,24) in the chuck.The fastening of the tool can be improved if the rear supporting face (15) of the knife is provided with at least one finger (1a), which fits into a recess in the chuck (2) and whose bottom face constitutes at least a part of the bottom supporting face (14) of the knife.

Abstract: Apparatus for eradicating tree stumps comprising a rotary cylinder or drum having knives or teeth around its periphery. The teeth include both cutter teeth and chipper teeth. The primary purpose of the chipper teeth is to hog out and remove the fibrous wood material. The primary purpose of the cutter teeth is to break up and cut or slit the fibers so that they may be more easily hogged out by the chipper teeth.

Abstract: Apparatus for eradicating tree stumps comprising a rotary cylinder or drum having knives or cutters around its periphery. The cutters are mounted on rings which encircle the drum. The rings have circumferentially spaced mounting surfaces which are staggered relative to one another so that the cutters when secured to the mounting surfaces are themselves staggered for more effective cutting action. The drum is supported by two rotary hydraulic and/or electric motors having aligned output shafts which are connected to the ends of the drum to support and also to rotate it. The motors are carried by the arms of a yoke. Instead of two motors, there may be a motor at one end of the drum and a bearing at the other.

Abstract: A rotary cutter knife in which a body is provided which is made up of coaxial discs in adjacent relation. Each disc has cutting edge portions distributed about the periphery thereof and in one relatively rotated position of the discs the cutting edge portions align in the axial direction thereby positioning the cutting edge portions for easy sharpening. In another rotated position of the discs, the cutting edge portions are staggered and the cutting load on the cutter knife is thereby distributed circumferentially during working operations of the cutter knife. Cooperating elements of keying means are provided for keying the discs in the two relatively rotated positions thereof.