Abstract: The cutting apparatus of the present invention includes a frame with first and second side members that lie parallel to one another. It also includes two or more cross-members that connect the first and second side members together as well as a cantilever member that lies mounted to one of the other members and extends outwardly of that other member. A tray movably mounted on the frame holds an object for cutting; and a motor and blade assembly mounted to the cantilever member cuts the object. The method of forming this apparatus includes forming openings in the side members and inserting end portions of the cross-members into the opening to form a frame in which the cross-members are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the side members.

Abstract: A pavement cutting and vacuum system is provided that includes a transport vehicle having a holding tank carried thereby; a pavement surface cutting machine having a blade for cutting a pavement surface during a cutting operation; and a vacuum system including a vacuum head connected to the cutting machine and a vacuum hose connecting the vacuum head to the holding tank, such that cuttings created during the cutting operation are transported from the vacuum head to the holding tank by the vacuum system.

Abstract: A saw for cutting a surface with a rotatable blade. The saw includes a rotary motor having a rotatable rotor and a rotatable output shaft. A rotatable blade mounting member is operatively coupled to the output shaft of the rotary motor such that rotation of the output shaft causes rotation of the blade mounting member. A steering assembly having one or more wheels provides steering control of the saw.

Abstract: A cutting workstation which includes a cutter mounted on an arm type configuration. The arm configuration is slidably moveable relative to a divided work piece support table, the cutter moveable there between. Further, the cutter is capable of elevating the arm either above or below the worktable. Not only is the arm capable of being lengthened and shortened, but also it is also of capable of rotation producing a variety of miter cuts. The arm is also capable of rotating to a vertical axis to produce a chop cut motion. The bifurcated table or work piece support is capable of being rotated through a number of degrees relative to the cutter also producing mitered or angled cuts. The bifurcated worktable is also capable of being elevated above or below or at the level of the cutter. The cutter, if in the form of a circular cutter blade, is preferably provided with the conventional pivotal spring-loaded blade guard.

Abstract: The cutting apparatus of the present invention includes a frame with first and second side members that lie parallel to one another. It also includes two or more cross-members that connect the first and second side members together as well as a cantilever member that lies mounted to one of the other members and extends outwardly of that other member. A tray movably mounted on the frame holds an object for cutting; and a motor and block assembly mounted to the cantilever member cuts the object. The method of forming this apparatus includes forming openings in the side members and inserting end portions of the cross-members into the opening to form a frame in which the cross-members are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the side members.

Abstract: The invention described here entails a work device (such as an abrasive cutting-off machine) that can be comfortably guided in a work position and is stable in a turned-off position without components relative to safety being exposed to increased wear. In particular, the work device has a foot unit having at least one rolling means and at least one support. The foot unit makes it possible to guide the abrasive cutting-off machine on the at least one rolling means in the work position and to set it on the support in the turned-off position.

Abstract: A structural improvement in a portable stone cutter includes a box like rectangular base being separated in the center by a partition into a water sink and motor compartment abutting a plain surface, to which a switch and piece of electric wire are disposed. The motor has an axis inserted into the water sink via a through hole in the partition and connected with a saw blade which is partially submerged in the water. A rectangular lid covering the top of the base includes a plate on the left side having a pair of stepped stopping surfaces spacedly formed on the top and an opening on the right side on the top of the water sink. A pair of first and second grille working plates respectively pivot to the middle and the right edge of the lid so that the working plates are capable of lifting and forming a certain angle relative to the plane surface of the lid.

Abstract: A concrete engraver apparatus including a carrier for use with a hand-held engraver. The hand-held engraver is detachably mounted to the carrier. The carrier has wheels and a handle attached to an enclosure. The enclosure includes a vacuum mount for attaching a vacuum tube to evacuate loosened particles from the enclosure during operation of the hand-held engraver.

Abstract: A concrete saw has a rotating cutting blade that rotates in a first plane to cut a groove in a concrete surface. The blade is guided along that groove by two guides. A rolling or sliding support member on opposing sides of each guide roll or side along the concrete to support the saw blade on the concrete and to position the blade relative to the concrete. The guides and rollers are advantageously on opposing sides of the blade. The guide can be a sliding member but is preferably a rolling disc sandwiched between two rolling supports. A diverter can prevent debris from the blade from getting under the movable support.

Abstract: A miter cutting arrangement for a cutting machine is provided to accommodate cutting work at an angle or a bevel for precisely cutting on a work piece. It includes a platform support arm longitudinally mounting to a cutting head support bracket, a platform pivot arm transversely extended from the platform support arm, a head platform pivotally connected with the platform pivot arm to support a motor, a miter supporting unit, and a locker device for selectively locking the cutting head at the normal position and the slanted position. The miter supporting unit includes a miter support provided at an outer side of the head platform and a miter stopper provided at an outer end of the platform pivot arm to block the miter support when the head platform is rotated at the slanted position.

Abstract: A blade angle adjustment device for a stone cutter includes a framed base having a working table slidably disposed on the base including a vertical cutting groove and a slant cutting groove in upper surface, a tool plate and a support arm respectively secured to a lateral side thereof, a L-shaped link having pair of screw holes in a longitudinal portion engaged with a screw hole and oblong hole on the top of the support arm and secured by a screw and a first swivel lock, a screw hole and an arcuate slot in a transverse portion respectively engaged with the front ends of a large and a small internally threaded large and small connection rods and secured by a second swivel lock and a handled screw, a motor protected by an upper housing and a lower housing which is connected to the rear end of the connection rods and a guarded circular blade connected to an axis of the motor so that slides the first swivel lock in the oblong hole to define the elevational angle for the cutting mechanism and slides the small conn

Abstract: An improved portable stone cutter includes a base which is of a rectangular frame composed of a plurality of longitudinal bars, a pair of transverse bars and a pair sliding bars, a working table slidably secured to the sliding bars, a motor disposed on the front end of the frame and sustained by an arcuate support arm and a supplementary support arm which are releasably and rotatably secured to a pair of outmost longitudinal bars, a guarded circular saw blade connected to the motor and operated by the motor via a belt and a transmission shaft and a tool plate movably disposed to one of the outmost longitudinal bars. The feature is that the arcuate support arm and the supplementary support arm define a large space to permit a large piece of stone passing through the saw blade and both the supplementary support arm and the tool plate are removable to reduce the volume of the stone cutter to conveniently pack for transportation.

Abstract: A miter cutting arrangement for a cutting machine is provided to accommodate cutting work at an angle or a bevel for precisely cutting on a work piece. It includes a platform support arm longitudinally mounting to a cutting head support bracket, a platform pivot arm transversely extended from the platform support arm, a head platform pivotally connected with the platform pivot arm to support a motor, a miter supporting unit, and a locker device for selectively locking the cutting head at the normal position and the slanted position. The miter supporting unit includes a miter support provided at an outer side of the head platform and a miter stopper provided at an outer end of the platform pivot arm to block the miter support when the head platform is rotated at the slanted position.

Abstract: A miter cutting arrangement for a cutting machine is provided to accommodate cutting work at an angle or a bevel for precisely cutting on a work piece. It includes a platform support arm longitudinally mounting to a cutting head support bracket, a platform pivot arm transversely extended from the platform support arm, a head platform pivotally connected with the platform pivot arm to support a motor, a miter supporting unit, and a locker device for selectively locking the cutting head at the normal position and the slanted position. The miter supporting unit includes a miter support provided at an outer side of the head platform and a miter stopper provided at an outer end of the platform pivot arm to block the miter support when the head platform is rotated at the slanted position.

Abstract: A dry and wet cutting tile saw includes a base seat in which is a disk saw blade actuated by a motor and protected by a lateral and an upper blade guards, a water sink integrated with the base seat positioned under the disk saw blade and a working station made of metallic material pivotally and adjustably secured to the top of the base seat. The working station has a pair of sliding grooves of stepped section in upper surface for selectively and slidably disposing a circle. An inverse U-shaped ruler is also disposed on the top of the working station. It is characterized that a vacuum cleaner connects to the lateral blade guard able to suck all the dirts and chips from a working piece. So that this tile saw can either conduct a dry cutting or a wet cutting of a tile without dirt contaminating the fresh air.

Abstract: A band saw with a complex coordination of a tilting motion and a translational motion between the workpiece and the band saw blade, so that a curved cut is made in the workpiece. The geometric parameters of the cut can be continuously adjusted. This makes it possible to optimize a contact length of the saw blade in the workpiece, which is an important factor in the cutting process. It is thus possible to saw workpieces made of stone and similar materials that are typically difficult to cut. The cut and the contact length of the saw blade can be tailored individually to each workpiece to be sawed. Thus, workpieces of different geometrical dimensions and different material properties, in particular with different material hardnesses, can be processed using the band saw according to the invention without having to undertake significant changes.

Abstract: A cutting-tool mounting structure includes a cutting-tool base that supports a cutting-tool blade and permits one to pivot the blade about an axis parallel to the cutting direction of the blade and through a range of positions. The range of positions includes a first position where the blade is perpendicular or approximately perpendicular to the cutting surface, a second position where the blade is canted to one side of the first position, and a third position where the blade is canted to the other side of the first position. The tool base includes a motor mount that supports a cutting-tool motor and a blade mount that supports the blade and is rotatably attachable to the motor mount. By rotating the blade mount, the vertical cutting angle of the blade can be made substantially perpendicular to a cutting surface so that the blade can be positioned perfectly plumb for cutting.

Abstract: The flange cover covering the blade is divided into two. The second cover is turnably connected to the first cover through a shaft parallel with the spindle of the blade, and the second cover is opened and closed in connection with vertical movement of the spindle. When the spindle is moved upward for replacing the blade, the second cover is automatically turned to the opening position, and L-shaped coolant jetting nozzles are moved away from positions below the blade to positions beside the blade. Thus, the blade can be easily replaced, and an automatic blade replacing system can be applied.

Abstract: A tool guard attachment for a rotary hand tool of the type which has a housing with a nose portion from which an output shaft protrudes and which typically has a mechanism for holding tool bits or implements is disclosed. The tool guard attachment, which mounts to the nose portion of the rotary hand tool, has a guard housing with an enlarged guard portion at the outer end thereof which provides a shield or guard for a flat circular tool implement that is mounted on an arbor shaft assembly that in turn is connected by a U-joint to a drive shaft assembly at an acute angle relative to the arbor shaft assembly. The drive shaft assembly engages a driver nut or the like that is mounted to the output shaft of the rotary hand tool. The angle between the drive shaft and the arbor shaft is offset about 10 to 30° so that the rotary hand tool itself does not interfere with the cutting blade engaging a work surface at a perpendicular angle during operation.

Abstract: The cutting apparatus of the present invention includes a frame with first and second side members that lie parallel to one another. It also includes two or more cross-members that connect the first and second side members together as well as a cantilever member that lies mounted to one of the other members and extends outwardly of that other member. A tray movably mounted on the frame holds an object for cutting; and a motor and block assembly mounted to the cantilever member cuts the object. The method of forming this apparatus includes forming openings in the side members and inserting end portions of the cross-members into the opening to form a frame in which the cross-members are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the side members.

Abstract: An apparatus for cutting a chamfer on an upper edge of a concrete slab includes a hub designed for installation on the threaded output spindle of an angle grinder, and a specially-modified diamond-grit-edged rotary blade which mounts on the hub. For a preferred embodiment of the hub, an attachment collar is unitary and concentric with both a blade mounting flange and a blade centering shoulder on the flange. The attachment collar has at least one pair of flattened parallel sides for receiving a wrench used to tighten the hub on the output spindle. The side of the blade mounting flange opposite the collar is equipped with multiple countersunk threaded holes, by means of which the blade may be attached with countersinking screws. The rotary blade is equipped with a central positioning aperture sized to fit closely over the blade centering shoulder. The blade is equipped with countersunk holes which align with those on the blade mounting flange.

Abstract: The cutting apparatus of the present invention includes a frame with first and second side members that lie parallel to one another. It also includes two or more cross-members that connect the first and second side members together as well as a cantilever member that lies mounted to one of the other members and extends outwardly of that other member. A tray movably mounted on the frame holds an object for cutting; and a motor and block assembly mounted to the cantilever member cuts the object. The method of forming this apparatus includes forming openings in the side members and inserting end portions of the cross-members into the opening to form a frame in which the cross-members are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the side members.

Abstract: A method for dust-free cutting of rotating a cutting blade at a predetermined rotational speed to create turbulent flow of air on the face of the cutting blade, directing a liquid coolant against the face of the cutting blade whereby the coolant is dispersed on the spinning blade and captures or entrains the dust particles created and converts the same a harmless slurry.

Abstract: To make a concrete roadway; a continuous section of concrete is poured and cut at an angle of between 5 degrees and 45 degrees downwardly in the direction of traffic flow, to form an angled cut with an overlying surface that can be pressed downwardly by a vehicle to reduce movement of the concrete with respect to the sections on either side of a joint in the pavement. With this cut, vehicles will press a top layer downwardly against a bottom layer. A rotary saw blade mounted at an angle to the roadway is used to cut the concrete.

Abstract: A machine for cutting pavement, street curbs, bridge components, or sidewalks. The cutting apparatus is mounted on a truck body for transport and can be extended from the truck and supported directly on the ground for cutting. The cutting apparatus includes a rotary saw mounted on rails for mobility in all directions at different angles. The rails are supported on the ground by extendable supports, and the supports can be adjusted to allow the saw to b used on uneven ground.

Abstract: A band saw with a complex coordination of a tilting motion and a translational motion between the workpiece and the band saw blade, so that a curved cut is made in the workpiece. The geometric parameters of the cut can be continuously adjusted. This makes it possible to optimize a contact length of the saw blade in the workpiece, which is an important factor in the cutting process. It is thus possible to saw workpieces made of stone and similar materials that are typically difficult to cut. The cut and the contact length of the saw blade can be tailored individually to each workpiece to be sawed. Thus, workpieces of different geometrical dimensions and different material properties, in particular with different material hardnesses, can be processed using the band saw according to the invention without having to undertake significant changes.

Abstract: A mobile apparatus for removing floor coverings. The apparatus has a main frame supported by wheels and includes a scraper blade mounted on the front of the frame and a rotary cutter assembly mounted underneath the frame with controls whereby the scraping blade is used independently of the rotary cutters and the rotary cutters are use independently of the scraping blade, and wherein the rotary cutters may be moved from underneath the frame to one side of the frame for ready access to the cutter members of the rotary cutters.

Abstract: A tile cutter comprising a base having a support surface upon which tiles to be cut may be supported, a pair of guide rails mounted upon the base, the guide rails being parallel to one another and being spaced from said support surface to enable a tile to be located between the guide rails and said support surface, a cutter assembly mounted on a carriage, the carriage being moveably mounted on said pair of rails so as to guide said cutter assembly along a rectilinear path across said support surface, the base having a first end and a second, opposite end, the tile being cut at or in the viscinity of the first end, the rails being mounted on the base by first and second bosses positioned at the first and second ends respectively of the base, characterized in that the base and the bosses are formed integrally with one another.

Abstract: A tile cutting guide arrangement includes a cutting table, slidably supported on the supporting frame, having a main cutting channel wherein a saw blade of a power saw machine is arranged to overhanging travel along the main cutting channel, and a tile guider slidably mounted on the cutting table. The tile guider includes a plurality of rip guides spacedly formed thereon wherein each rip guide has a guiding edge, which is 45 degrees with respect to the main cutting channel, adapted for guiding an edge of a tile on the cutting table, so as to align a diagonal of the tile with the main cutting channel of the cutting table.

Abstract: An apparatus and process for cutting a precise even groove into a concrete wall for tilt-up roof panel installation. The apparatus includes a platform assembly to which a saw assembly is mounted. The platform assembly includes at least one forwardly projecting roller wheel firmly biased against the top surface of a concrete wall and at least two vertically suspended guiding roller wheels. The platform assembly rolls across the top surface of a concrete wall to guide and support the attached saw frame, which holds a concrete, saw motor and a saw blade at a desired angle.

Abstract: A tile wet saw tile-cutting operational mode in which a rotating circular blade depending from the saw initiates the cut upon contact incident to a first extent of movement of a pivotal traverse and completes the cut by a continued extent of movement of the pivotal traverse which widens the cut in opposite directions to thereby cut the tile in an optimum nominal time.

Abstract: An apparatus for cutting objects includes a pan, a table and an arm which lies secured to the table and extends outwardly of a supporting surface of the table. The pan supports the table, and the arm supports a cutting assembly including a motor and a cutting element. Ceramic tiles as well as other objects slide over the supporting surface of the table to the cutting element that cuts them. A fence that lies releasably secured to the table guides the objects to the cutting blade and away from the cutting element.

Abstract: A frame structure for power saw machine includes a main frame including a first and second main arms in parallel manner, a main post vertically supported by the first main arms, and a supporting shaft horizontally extended from a top portion of the main post for rigidly supporting a power saw assembly thereon, a supporting frame including a supportive column downwardly extended from the main post, a pair of support pillars each extended from a bottom end of the supportive column to the first main arm at a predetermined angle, and a support arm extended from the bottom end of the supportive column to the second main arm, and a collecting tray having a receiving cavity wherein the supporting frame is fittedly disposed therein so as to substantially support the main frame on the collecting tray.

Abstract: A saw extension for supporting a hand-held portable rotary saw has a base, a plurality of wheels positioned to support the base above a surface, and an upwardly extending arm extending from the base to a control grip. The hand-held portable rotary saw is removably attached to the base with at least one locking pin positioned through a guide plate of the hand-held portable rotary saw and into at least one locking aperture of the base. The saw extension includes a power control mechanism mounted on the saw extension. The power control mechanism includes a power socket into which a saw power cord of the hand-held portable rotary saw can be plugged, a master power cord for electronically connecting the power socket with an external power source.

Abstract: A portable concrete saw apparatus includes a motor having a rotatable shaft and a saw blade coupled to the shaft for rotation by the motor. A plate is coupled to the motor for supporting the motor. A housing surrounds the plate, motor and blade, the housing having a pair of tracks receiving opposite ends of the plate for sliding vertical movement relative to the housing. The housing includes a perimeter defining an opening in a lower side of the enclosure plane. A powered actuator is coupled between the housing and the plate for displacing the plate along the tracks between a fully retracted position wherein the blade is fully enclosed within the housing and an extended position wherein the blade projects from the housing through the opening defined by the perimeter to cut material from a work area within the perimeter and contiguous to the housing, the housing retaining the material cut by the blade from the work area.

Abstract: A cured-concrete-cutting saw which is sufficiently mobile as facilitates its transport to a work site located within a building, and between work sites within a building, for example, and which is useful in cutting block-out grooves for expansion joints between adjacent sides of adjacent concrete slabs and/or troughs in the surface of such slabs. The saw includes a housing, a blade assembly comprising a plurality of circular blades disposed in spaced apart parallel relationship to one another on the outboard end of a driven shaft that is mounted on the bottom of the housing. A motor provides power for rotation of the shaft and its blade assembly. Optionally, the motor provides power for propelling the saw over the top surface of a concrete slab. A mechanism is provided for operator adjustment of the depth of cut of the blades of the blade assembly from a position adjacent the aft end of the saw.

Abstract: A device for cutting a row of interconnected rectangular plate-shaped workpieces into a plurality of individual rectangular units, includes a machine bed, and a sliding member disposed slidably on the machine bed and movable along a straight path. A rectangular work seat is disposed rotatably on the sliding member, and is rotatable about a vertical axis on the sliding member. The work seat has four sides, a length and a width. A mounting frame is disposed around the work seat, and defines a rectangular hole therein, which has four sides that are respectively parallel to the four sides of the work seat, and a length and a width that are respectively and slightly larger than those of the work seat. An adhesive sheet has an adhesive top surface with an outer peripheral portion that is adhered to a bottom surface of the mounting frame. The interconnected workpieces are adhered to the top surface of the adhesive sheet so as to be cut while disposed inside the mounting frame.

Abstract: A saw extension for supporting a hand-held portable rotary saw has a base, a plurality of wheels positioned to support the base above a surface, and an upwardly extending arm extending from the base to a control grip. The hand-held portable rotary saw is removably attached to the base with at least one locking pin positioned through a guide plate of the hand-held portable rotary saw and into at least one locking aperture of the base. The saw extension includes a power control mechanism mounted adjacent the control grip. The power control mechanism includes a power socket into which a saw power cord of the hand-held portable rotary saw can be plugged, a master power cord for electronically connecting the power socket with an external power source, and a trigger switch for operably controlling the flow of power to the hand-held portable rotary saw.

Abstract: A cutting device for performing a cutting operation, which can reduce wasteful cutting, can easily perform an accurate and neat cutting, and can have a long service life. The cutting device includes a guide supporting member, mounted to a distal end of a working machine on a self-propelled working vehicle in such a manner as to be freely swingable; a guide element, horizontally supported by the guide supporting member; a cutter, mounted to the guide element; a first movement device, for moving the cutter with respect to the guide element; and a second movement device, for moving the cutter in a direction along the guide element. A vibration preventing system can be included. Since the cutter vertically moves at a time of entering, a cutting can be efficiently performed with no wasteful cutting; and since vibration is reduced, the service life is extended.

Abstract: A cutting saw machine has a motor arranged to be installed in a table frame which is used for supporting the cutting table and the coolant tray instead of mounted on the cutting head, so that the cutting head thereof can be made of light material to reduce the overall weight of the machine. Moreover, the motor is positioned below the coolant tray that can prevent direct contact with the user, and that the coolant tray also provides a cool surrounding to the motor that can help the motor to reduce its heat when it is functioning.

Abstract: A unique table saw having a roller mounted table operatively associated with a roller mounted carriage operatively secured to a supporting frame which allows the table and associated carriage to move outwardly from the supporting frame to allow the cutting of larger workpieces than could ordinarily be accomplished on the ordinary, conventional table saw.

Abstract: A cutting machine with built-in miter cutting feature includes a miter cutting arrangement connected between a table frame and a cutting head such that the cutting head is capable of rotating in a vertical manner along a supporting arm upwardly extended from the table frame. Also, the cutting machine can be adjusted to accommodate cutting work in at an angle with respect to a cutting table by rotating the miter cutting arrangement by means of a pivot shaft connected therein.

Abstract: A compact, easily transportable, surface preparation or road mill apparatus which includes a road mill housing or surface treatment unit having a cutter drum powered by its own power source. The apparatus also includes a mounting device for attachment of a working machine, such as the road mill housing, to a land vehicle having a lifting mechanism, preferably of the type provided on “front-end loaders”. The surface treatment unit or road mill housing preferably has an opening for receiving a cylindrical shaft and the mounting device includes an attachment device for attachment to a land vehicle and an interconnected cylindrical shaft upon which the road mill housing can be secured once the shaft is received within the shaft receiving opening.

Abstract: A cutting apparatus having a chuck table for holding a workpiece and cutting means for cutting the workpiece held by the chuck table. The cutting means includes a spindle unit, a blade to be attached to a rotating spindle of the spindle unit, a cutting-water supplying nozzle for supplying cutting water to the blade and the workpiece, and an air-blowing nozzle provided adjacent to the blade, for supplying air to a peripheral portion of the blade. The cutting-water supplying nozzle and the air-blowing nozzle are provided on a blade cover for covering the blade. Air-blowing piping for feeding air to the air-blowing nozzle is arranged within the spindle unit. Air forced through the air-blowing piping is fed into the air-blowing nozzle, and is blown against the cutting edge of the blade, eliminating cutting water clinging to the cutting edge to carry out setup for adjusting the blade surely and precisely.