Abstract: A harvesting knife has a base body, which is configured to be applied in a manner rotating in a machine around a drive rotational axis allocated to said base body, and has a plurality of teeth on its circumference wherein, prior to a first application, at least one of the teeth has at least one cutter formed thereon.

Abstract: An inner plate assembly for arrangement between top and bottom plates of an applicator for applying fluid-based chemicals to traveling sheets of textile substrates includes a plurality of interlocking plate segments. Each interlocking plate segment includes an outer frame segment and one or more baffle member segments supported by the outer frame segment. Each interlocking plate segment further includes a first interlocking structure disposed at a first end thereof and a second interlocking structure at a second, opposite end thereof to facilitate end-to-end interlocking arrangement of the plurality of interlocking plate segments.

Abstract: A protective apparatus and a machine tool are provided. The machine tool includes an operational element, a driving element, and the protective apparatus. The operational element and the driving element are disposed on machine table. The protective apparatus includes an insulating unit, conducting unit, capacitance sensor, and control unit. The insulating unit is disposed between the operational element and the driving element. The driving element drives the operational element by the insulating unit. The conducting unit contacts the operational element. The capacitance sensor electrically connects the conducting unit for sensing capacitance of the conducting unit. The control unit electrically connects the capacitance sensor and the driving element and determines whether a user approaches the operational element based on the capacitance. When the control unit detects that the distance between the user and the operational element is too close, the control unit stops the operation of the operational element.

Abstract: A system for separating a part from a monolithic tree includes a camera positioned facing the tree and configured to identify a cut mark on a gate of the tree; and a cutter configured to cut the part from the tree at the cut mark. A method for separating a part from a monolithic tree includes marking the tree with a cut mark; identifying the cut mark with a camera; determining an orientation and a position of the cut mark; determining an orientation and a position of the tree from the orientation and the position of the cut mark; transmitting information on the orientation and position of the tree from the camera to a cutter; and cutting the part from the tree.

Abstract: A saw blade for use with a reciprocating saw includes a first section having an attachment portion configured to engage the reciprocating saw. The saw blade also includes a second section having a body coupled to the first section, a cutting portion formed on the body, and an attachment portion configured to engage the reciprocating saw. The first and second sections are usable together with the reciprocating saw as a single saw blade. The second section is separable from the first section such that the second section is usable with the reciprocating saw independently of the first section.

Abstract: A system, a method and a cutting apparatus may use a bit to cut an object. The apparatus may have a bit connected to a cutting block on a cutting apparatus. The cutting apparatus may rotate about the object while the bit may advance into the object to cut the object. The cutting apparatus may have another bit located opposite to the bit to bevel an edge of the object. The cutting system may reduce point loads and/or provide an equalized load. The cutting system may reduce tool pressures when cutting a pipe and may provide extended tool and/or bit life.

Abstract: A reciprocating saw and one or more blades for cutting material. The reciprocating saw includes a drive system and a gear arrangement that is designed to cause first and second reciprocating saw blades to partially or fully reciprocate in opposite directions. The two reciprocating saw blades can include a tooth configuration that facilitates in maintaining the blades together during the cutting of material.

Abstract: A rotary bevelment composite saw blade comprises an outside saw blade and an inside saw blade. The outside saw blade and the inside saw blade rotate around a coaxial center of rotation, the outside saw blade and the inside saw blade rotate in opposite directions, and the outside saw blade and the inside saw blade are arranged in parallel. A bearing is arranged between the outside saw blade and the inside saw blade. An inner race of the hearing positions the outside saw blade, and an outer race of the bearing positions the inside saw blade. The outside saw blade and the inside saw blade freely rotate along with the inner race and the outer race of the bearing, respectively. Friction, interference, and collision are not generated between saw blades of the rotary bevelment composite saw blade, and the rotary bevelment composite saw blade is efficient, stable, and reliable in a cutting process, and is suitable to cut materials such as metal, stone, wood, and glass.

Abstract: A pair of saw blades comprises a first blade (1), which is adapted to rotate in a first direction about an axis of rotation (r), and a second blade (2), which is adapted to rotate in a second direction opposite to said first direction about the same axis of rotation (r), wherein each blade (1, 2) has a blade body (3, 4) and cutting elements (5, 6), which are provided along the periphery of the blade body (3, 4) and adapted to run close and in parallel to each other when the blades (1, 2) are rotating. A spacer means (7), which extends into a space between the two blades (1, 2), is attached to at least the blade body (4) of one of the blades (2) in order to support itself against and slide along a peripheral part of the other opposite blade (1).

Abstract: A circular saw blade has a frame, which includes a plurality of recesses and a groove. The circular saw blade also has at least two arc-shaped blade strips, each having a plurality of sawteeth formed on the outer rim and at least one bump and a protruding piece on the inner rim, such that each bump is configured for mating with its corresponding recess on the frame and the protruding piece is formed extending along the circumference of the inner rim for insetting into the groove of the frame.

Abstract: A tooth is provided for a circular disc felling saw. When installed on a saw blade, the tooth has both leading and trailing cutting tips that cut the tree. The cutting discharge of the trailing cutting tips may tend to wear the rearward flank of the leading cutting tips. Either one or both of the primary and secondary cutting tips may include a wear insert, such as a ceramic wear insert.

Abstract: A circular saw blade with changeable blade strips, comprising: a frame, configured with a plurality of recesses and a groove formed on the circumferential surface of the frame; at least two arc-shaped blade strips, each having a plurality of sawteeth formed on the outer rim thereof while providing the inner rim thereof to be formed with at least one bump and a protruding piece in a manner that each bump is configured for mating with its corresponding recess on the frame and the protruding piece is formed extending along the circumference of the inner rim for insetting into the groove of the frame; and a plurality of bolts; wherein, the at least two blade strips are fixed to the circumference of the frame by screwing the plural bolts through the corresponding via holes on the protruding piece and then into their corresponding screw holes on the frame.

Abstract: A pair of saw blades includes a first blade, which is adapted to rotate in a first direction about an axis of rotation, and a second blade, which is adapted to rotate in a second direction opposite to said first direction about the same axis of rotation. Each blade has a blade body and cutting elements, which are provided along the periphery of the blade body and adapted to run close and in parallel to each other when the blades are rotating. A spacer, which extends into a space between the two blades, is attached to at least the blade body of one of the blades in order to support itself against and slide along a peripheral part of the other opposite blade.

Abstract: The invention relates to a sawing tool comprising a substantially disk-shaped support (1) from which a plurality of tooth inserts (4) project which are juxtaposed along a supporting edge (3) and have at least one sawtooth (12) each with at least one tooth rear (12) and at least one blade (9). The tooth inserts (4) are connected to the support (1) in a position-stable manner even when the sawing tool is operated. The supporting edge (3), in its cross-section perpendicular to the plane of the disk, has a rooflike shape and the tooth inserts (4) have a mounting (8) configured as a rooflike recess mating the roof shape of the supporting edge (3). Recesses (13) and/or bulges are arranged along the supporting edge (3) and are associated with corresponding bulges (14) and/or recesses on the interior of the mounting (8) of a tooth insert (4) and the bulges (14) fit into the corresponding recesses (13) in a form-fit manner.

Abstract: An insertable tooth for wood-cutting apparatus features a blade with a front surface having side edges extending parallel to a radius of a disc in which the tooth is inserted and positioned ahead of the rest of the blade so that the front surface side edges lead the tooth as the disc rotates in a predetermined direction. The cutting edge of the blade extends along the most radially outward extent of a region connecting the two front surface side edges and being positioned rearwardly therefrom. A top surface and the front surface each feature two side faces disposed on opposite sides of a planar central face. On the top surface, each side face extends radially inwardly from a top surface side edge to the central face. On the front surface, each side face extends rearwardly away from one of the front surface side edges to the central face.

Abstract: A saw tooth of generally parallelopiped shape having top and bottom surfaces, side surfaces and front and back surfaces. Each front and back surface has cutting edges at its top and bottom sides. The cutting edges on each surface are parallel to each other and are also parallel to the cutting edges on the other surface.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a disk cutter including an annular disk-shaped base adapted to be driven about an axis of rotation, a plurality of tip supports formed along the outer circumference of the base integrally therewith so that a gullet is defined between adjacent ones of the tip supports, and a plurality of cutting tip inserts respectively fixed to the tip supports. Each of the cutting tip inserts has a pair of rakes inclined from the opposite side surfaces of each tip insert to the center of the thickness of each tip insert so as to define a first V-shaped groove, and a pair of flanks inclined from the opposite side surfaces of each tip insert to the center of the thickness of each tip insert so as to define a second V-shaped groove. The pair of rakes are formed in symmetry with respect to the center of the thickness of each tip insert, and the pair of flanks are also formed in symmetry with respect to the center of the thickness of each tip insert.

Abstract: A tool for machining workpieces, having a parent body which can be expanded at least zonally, having at least one geometrically defined cutting edge projecting beyond a circumferential surface of the tool, and having a setting device influencing the radial distance of the cutting edge from the center axis of the tool. The setting device has a setting element, and an adjusting device which sets the degree of bending of the setting element. The setting element is inserted into the parent body of the tool in such a way that, when the bending of the setting element is varied, the radial distance of the cutting edge is varied.

Abstract: A trencher with a rock saw wheel has a foldable section that may be pivoted to one side during transport of the trencher on a truck or trailer, in order to decrease the overall height of the trencher during transport, or can be removed to reduce transport weight.

Abstract: A slotting cutter and a method for constructing the slotting cutter. The slotting cutter is structurally divided into two portions, a central adapter portion and a cutter portion. The central adapter portion is a disk with an F-type or S-type adapter. The cutter portion is an annular ring provided with cutting insert receiving pockets, or cartridge receiving pockets. The cutter portion and a body portion are manufactured separately and combined to form the slotting cutter by a heat shrinkage method.

Abstract: A saw blade has a plurality of teeth with each tooth formed by a beveled gullet forming a trailing face, a beveled gullet forming a leading face and a planar surface forming a curved cutting face. The gullets forming the trailing face and the leading face are beveled in opposite directions. The planar surface is generally parallel to the beveled trailing face. The unique tooth profile provides a saw tooth having a positive rake angle to significantly improve the strength of the tooth. The method of manufacturing of the unique tooth profile begins by orienting a saw blade blank about three axes and performing a first grinding operation which forms every other tooth gullet and every other planar surface. The partially formed blank is then oriented about two of the three axes in an opposite direction and a second grinding operation is performed. The second grinding operation grinds the remaining gullets and planar surfaces.

Abstract: Solid carbide segments are brazed to the rim of a steel body and then teeth are ground into them. This allows more teeth/inch on the perimeter and larger diameter blades than on previous carbide-tipped blades. The segments, which typically form an arc of a circle, provide the improved performance of carbide blades without excessive expense of solid carbide blades.

Abstract: A disk cutter has an annular disk-shaped base which is composed of a first disk and a second disk spot-welded at a plurality of portions to the first disk. Each of the first and second disks has a plurality of holes formed therein. The holes are circumferentially spaced at an equal interval with the holes of the first and second disks being alternately arranged. The base has a peripheral edge with a plurality of tool receiving recesses formed therein. A plurality of hardened cutting tool inserts are fixed to the base at the recesses.

Abstract: A saw blade has a plurality of teeth with each tooth formed by a beveled leading face, a beveled trailing face and a chamfered surface located on the trailing face of each tooth. The trailing and leading faces are beveled in opposite directions in alternate order throughout the saw blade prior to the forming of the chamfered surface. The beveled leading face of each tooth intersects the chamfered surface on the trailing face of each tooth to form a curved cutting edge having a negative rake angle. The beveled faces are manufactured by first forming a plurality of rough-formed gullets. The rough-formed gullets are then finished-formed into beveled gullets by a cold-forming operation prior to the grinding of the chamfered surface to form the curved cutting face of the tooth.

Abstract: A saw blade preventing "fluff" or "return" of fibers from occurring when used to cut wood or the like object and rendering any finishing work unnecessary is formed with a unique combination of cutting teeth and biting teeth, the biting teeth being disposed, on a cut path mainly by means of the cutting teeth, either on top surface of or in front of each cutting tooth in cutting direction of the saw blade and to have a smaller width than the cutting teeth, for realizing a biting operation by the biting teeth and the cutting operation by the cutting teeth in the same sawing step.

Abstract: A variable thickness linear saw design is proposed for enabling maximum reduction of the thickness of the kerf associated with such saws. Typically, such saws have cutting teeth mounted on the leading edge of a supporting plate. In the improvement of this saw, this supporting plate is given two discrete thicknesses relative to the kerf. A first and narrow thickness (relative to the kerf) longitudinal segment is used parallel to and adjacent the supported teeth. This first and narrow thickness longitudinally extending segment only occupies a fraction of less than half and preferably about 20% of the full width of the saw behind the supported teeth. A second and expanded thickness (relative to the kerf) longitudinal segment is used for the remaining width of the saw. The reduced thickness of the narrow tooth supporting section of the saw forms in the case of the linear saws a preferred exit path for sawdust, this preferred exit path being immediately adjacent and behind the supported teeth of the saw.

Abstract: A multiple saw blade adjustable dado cutter assembly. The cutter can be used with a table saw or a radial arm saw, for example, to make dado cuts in board lumber. A pair of cooperating cams, each connected to a saw blade, can be adjusted to make a dado cut of a desired width. If the desired dado width is wider than the two blade configuration can cut, a center cam attached to another blade can be inserted between the pair of cooperating cams. With the three blade configuration, the three cams cooperate to allow the three blades to be spaced for the desired width of cut. In both configurations and at any spacing width, the two or three blades employed remain in a generally parallel alignment and transverse to the axis of the arbor on which the assembly is secured. To permit the blades to function with this geometrical relationship and to be adjustable, not all of the blade teeth lie in the same plane. The sequentially operating three or more cam assembly has uses beyond dado cutting.

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 circular tool assembly adapted to be fitted together and secured on a power-driven tool arbor includes first and second circular discs, the discs defining a medial arbor-receiving opening and peripheral portions. At least one of the discs defines an outer convex surface extending continuously between the medial opening and the peripheral portion, and the disc further defines an inner, concave surface extending continuously between the medial opening and the peripheral portion. The discs are adapted to be positioned on the arbor of the tool with a circular tool element, such as a chain saw circlet, positioned between and engaged by the peripheral portions of the discs to hold the element in position between the discs when the discs are forced toward each other along the arbor to tightly hold the tool element between the peripheral portions of the discs.

Abstract: Shims are selectively added to, in one form of the invention, or removed from, in another form of the invention, the space between a cutter body and a circular saw blade in a cutter tool assembly for cutting a round on wood products, to compensate for the change in cutting radius that occurs when the tool is sharpened.

Abstract: The invention includes a cutting chain having links therein, including anchor links and cutter links. Each anchor link has an anchor portion which extends to one side of the chain. Opposed side links join the anchor links. Certain of the side links are cutter links. A disc having alternating sprocket teeth and gullies extending about the periphery thereof is provided. The chain is secured about the perphery of the disc with the anchor portions received in the gullies. Side links in the chain straddle the sprocket teeth and serve to hold the chain from lateral displacement on the disc.

Abstract: A tooth main body defines open ended, crosswise recesses in which cutter elements of lesser width are secured. The cutter elements may be laterally offset from one another and a medial plane of the tooth body for the formation of parallel grooves along a wood panel or other article. Those areas of the recesses not occupied by the cutter elements form gullets into which severed material may pass. The tooth is formed from plate stock to assure uniform tooth thickness which contributes to chain life.

Abstract: A cutter assembly for forming a raised wooden panel having secured together a saw blade and a winged cutter body. The blade has a substantially greater number of teeth than the number of cutter wings, whereby a greater number of chip loads can be removed at the raised portion of the panel per revolution of the assembly than at the portion formed by the wings. The assembly forms a smooth cut.

Abstract: A cutting blade (1) comprising a disc (2) intended for rotation and having attachment means arranged in its center of rotation (3') and teeth (5) or the like arranged on the periphery thereof. Formed in the disc (2) are slots (7, 8) or recesses which extend from the radially inward part (3) of the disc out towards its periphery (6) in a manner to form therebetween elongated disc-material sections (11, 11'). Arranged on one side of a line (12) which extends between the rotational center (3') and that part (11a) of the material section (11) facing the periphery is a zone (13), preferably a material zone, adapted when subjected to high load to take-up elastically, or substantially elastically, substantially all the changes in length and/or shape occuring primarily in the peripheral part (6) of the disc as a result of centrifugal forces, variations in heat etc.

Abstract: An arrangement in circular saws of the kind which incorporate at least one saw-blade (1), a saw-blade drive spindle or the like, and at least one guide means (12, 14, 15) active against the saw-blade.The arrangement is particularly characterized in that there is provided at least one saw-blade assembly (1) which co-operates with a guide means (12, 14, 15) and which comprises at least two mutually separate, circumferentially extending blade-sections (2, 3), of which a peripherally located blade-section (2) provided with saw-teeth (5) is arranged for movement relative to the nearest inwardly located blade-section (3, 11) along an interface-zone (8) located between the two blade-sections (2, 3, 11), and is attached to the nearest inwardly located blade-section by means of parts which substantially prevent relative rotation between the two blade-sections in order to permit torque to be transmitted from the saw spindle (4) to the peripheral blade-section (2).

Abstract: A circular saw blade assembly adapted to be secured to a power-driven saw arbor and rotated thereby, which comprises a circular saw blade formed of first and second discs, the discs defining a central bore extending through a medial portion thereof and diverging radially from the medial portion to form a relief opening extending to the peripheral portion of the disc so as to define a chain track peripheral portion, disc connector elements disposed within the relief opening for connecting the first and second discs at a position between the medial portions of the disk and the chain track peripheral portion, and a chain saw having a plurality of cutter elements projected outwardly from one side thereof and a plurality of drive link elements projecting outwardly from an opposite side thereof, the saw chain extendible about the perimeter of the first and second discs such that the drive link elements are disposed within the chain track peripheral portion and frictionally engage the first and second discs defining

Abstract: A circular saw blade is subdivided into two sectors by a serpentine-shaped interruption cut so that at least one noise-damping slot is formed between the two sectors. The serpentine cut forms in the two sectors projections alternating with recesses. The projections of one sector are received in the recesses of the opposite sector. The adjacent projections of the opposite sectors are spaced from each other in the regions of their backsides. The spacing between the backsides of the opposite projections increases towards a central bore of the saw blade.

Abstract: A circular saw blade, having been divided into two sections to permit rapid replacement without having to be removed past the end of the saw arbor, is reconnected and self-interlocked to its own body, thus eliminating any requirement for machined collars or studs for retention or alignment. Interlocking is accomplished by the use of interlocking projections and corresponding recesses in various configurations on the two sections of the split saw blade.

Abstract: A rotor for cutting the loops or surface of a fabric having a plurality of segmented blades interconnected together to form a helix which when used to cut the surface of a fabric does not cause a rowing effect in the surface. The cutting blades in adjacent rows are positioned to be between two blades on any one row.

Abstract: A rotor for cutting the loops or surface of a fabric having a plurality of segmented blades interconnected together to form a helix which when used to cut the surface of a fabric does not cause a rowing effect in the surface. The cutting blades in adjacent rows are positioned to be between two blades on any one row.

Abstract: The present invention provides a device for assembling tools on a wheel. Stop pins fixed to the wheel cooperate with radial wedges to maintain tool-bearing sectors in a disc formation on the wheel. The pins and the radial wedges are located between adjacent sectors alternatively, with one wedge being positioned between two adjacent faces or ends of adjacent sectors to urge the other ends of the sectors into engagement with two of the pins.

Abstract: An endless chain of this invention for a chain saw is provided with cutter links of a unique shape and construction. Such cutter link has an inclined U-shaped and substantially consists of a saw adjusting portion and a saw tooth portion. The saw tooth portion further has a hard metal tip brazed at the top thereof, wherein the hard metal tip forms a saw set. Due to such construction, the saw tooth portion which is provided with such hard metal tip can smoothly saw off lumber while the saw adjusting portion can completely remove the sawn-off lumber chips. The saw adjusting portion also provides minimum vibration of the chain saw.

Abstract: An insulated saw blade for use with the automatic safety brake for rotary blade equipment, U.S. Pat. No. 3,785,230, to stabilize the capacitance field produced by the blade. The blade has an inner metallic part which is secured to the arbor of the saw an insulating ring rigidly secured to the inner part and extending completely therearound and an outer metallic ring rigidly secured to the insulating ring and having the saw teeth formed thereon. The insulating ring has a roughened surface on its opposite sides to assist in gripping the brake when applied thereto.