Abstract: A molding machine for producing a continuous extrusion molding product with varying profile includes a die with an inlet for receiving molten material, a channel, an outlet, and shaping knives rotatable around axes non-parallel to the flow direction of the molten material between first and second operational positions. Shaping knives have molding surfaces and together define a first contour in the outlet when the shaping knives are in their first operational positions, and define a second contour in the outlet when the shaping knives are in their second operational positions. Shaping knives can be rotated around axes perpendicular or oblique to the flow direction of molten material.

Abstract: A screw includes a cylindrical shank having an upper portion formed with spiral circular threads and a lower portion formed with spiral triangular threads, each of the spiral triangular threads having three budges having three sharp edges and three pointed tips, the pointed tips of the spiral triangular threads being located at different positions, the cylindrical shank having a pointed end at a lower portion thereof, whereby the screw can be easily and rapidly turned into a piece of hard wood.

Abstract: A screw comprising a shank having an upper portion formed with spiral circular threads and a lower portion formed with spiral triangular threads, each of said spiral triangular threads having three sharp edges and three pointed tips, said pointed tips of said spiral triangular threads being located at different positions, whereby the screw can be easily and rapidly turned into a piece of hard wood.

Abstract: A screw includes a cylindrical shank having an upper portion formed with spiral circular threads and a lower portion formed with spiral triangular threads, each of the spiral triangular threads having three budges having three sharp edges and three pointed tips, the pointed tips of the spiral triangular threads being located at different positions, the cylindrical shank having a pointed end at a lower portion thereof, whereby the screw can be easily and rapidly turned into a piece of hard wood.

Abstract: A method for making continuous fiber-reinforced plastic composites is disclosed. It involves the steps of (a) using an extruder to continuously extrude a first plastic resin through an extruder die to form a first plastic resin layer; (b) continuously pulling a plurality of prepreg strips along with the first plastic resin layer; and (c) combining the plurality of prepreg strips with the first plastic resin layer to form a sandwiched composite containing at least two prepreg layers separated by the first plastic resin. The prepreg strip contains reinforcing fibers impregnated with a second plastic resin. The fiber-reinforced and sandwich-structured plastic composites exhibit greatly improved flexural strength and flexural modulus approaching those of real wood, and can be drilled, nailed, chiseled, saw, etc, similar to natural wood.