Abstract: A television camera (4) is provided in the region of a band saw (1) so that, in the latter, the wood (7), firmly placed on a band saw carriage (2) to be adjustable transversely to the dividing plane (6') of the band saw (1), can be aligned with respect to the band saw (1). An image of the end face of the wood (7) to be divided which faces the band saw (1) is produced on a television screen (5). A line (6) symbolizing the plane (6') wherein the band saw (1) operates is provided on the television screen (5). In this way, it is possible to determine from the television screen (5) whether the wood (7) is correctly aligned with respect to the band saw (1) and/or to observe the aligning of the wood (7).

Abstract: The present invention relates to a device for the sagger-less burning of crockery comprising setting plates (2) and individual supports (1) which are designed as separate components from the setting plates (2), each printer's bit (2) being supported by two individual supports (1) and the ratio of the number of setting plates to the number of individual supports being 1:1.

Abstract: An apparatus for finishing wood (cants) comprises a circular saw (6) which can be reciprocated (double arrow 7) in the cutting plane (11), and several clamping trestles (1) for holding the piece of wood to be divided, these trestles being adjustable perpendicularly to the cutting plane (11) in order to set the cutting position. Furthermore, supports (3) are provided for the wood, wherein the lower clamping jaws (2) of the clamping trestles (1) can be lowered underneath the supports (3). The saw (6) is designed for forward and rearward cutting so that, with each stroke of the saw, a cut can be executed. For feeding the pieces of wood to be divided, inclined conveyor belts (13) are provided which deposit the pieces of wood on lifting tables (12), the latter then placing such pieces onto the supports (3) for the wood.