Abstract: Saw blades and methods of machining saw blade tooth profiles of saw blades. The saw blades include a blade body and a plurality of teeth defined by the blade body. Each tooth includes a tooth back, a tooth tip, a tooth face, and a tooth gullet. In at least one tooth, a relief region extends toward the tooth back and separates the tooth face from the tooth gullet. The methods include supporting the saw blade with a blade support structure and advancing the saw blade with a blade advance structure. The methods also include dry-machining a finished tooth profile in a working portion of the saw blade in a single pass. The dry-machining includes dry-machining with an end mill by operatively translating the end mill relative to the saw blade and within a plane that is at least substantially perpendicular to an end mill rotational axis of the end mill.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for removing a section from a tire is disclosed. The method and apparatus are configured so that one side of a saw blade used to cut a section from a tire is treated by dulling. The treatment allows for the removal of a section of a tire so cords embedded in various layers of the tire are protected from damage and the surface texture surrounding the removed section of the tire is adequate for repair.

Abstract: A method of creating an arbor mounting hole in a blade. The arbor mounting hole is created by making a first model of an arbor mounting hole that fits onto the asymmetrical mounting arbor. The first model has a first long flat edge and a first center of rotation. A mirror image of the first model is used to create a second model. The second model has a second long flat edge and a second center of rotation. The first model and the second model are superimposed so that the first center of rotation aligns with the second center of rotation and the first long flat edge aligns with the second long flat edge. The superimposition creates a compound model. A symmetric arbor model is formed about the compound model. The symmetric arbor model is cut into the blade.

Abstract: A reciprocating saw blade includes a body, and the body includes a connecting portion for connecting the blade to the saw, and a cutting edge. The cutting edge includes a plurality of teeth organized in an overall tooth set pattern. The overall tooth set pattern approximately corresponds to the stroke length of the reciprocating saw. By the overall tooth set pattern corresponding to the stroke length of the reciprocating saw, the cut time is decreased, the life of the blade is increased, the vibration is minimized and/or a smoother finishing cut is enabled.

Abstract: A saw tool for a machine tool that includes at least two saw tooth sequences. Each of the saw tooth sequences has a plurality of saw teeth, wherein a toothless chip space is arranged between successive saw tooth sequences. The first saw tooth directly adjacent to a chip space has a tooth geometry differing from that of the other saw teeth within a saw tooth sequence.

Abstract: A reciprocating saw blade for use with a reciprocating saw includes a body defining a longitudinal axis and an attachment portion. The attachment portion includes a tang and an aperture configured to couple to the reciprocating saw. The saw blade also includes a cutting portion formed on the body. The cutting portion includes a plurality of cutting teeth. Each cutting tooth including a tip, a rake face extending from the tip generally toward the longitudinal axis and at least partially defining a gullet, a relief surface extending from the tip and having a first end that is closer to the attachment portion and a second end that is further from the attachment portion, and a protrusion extending from the second end of the relief surface. The protrusion of each tooth inhibits a nail from entering the gullet and contacting the rake face of an adjacent tooth during cutting operations.

Abstract: A sabre saw blade, in particular for metal applications, with a serration that has at least one first tooth spacing and one second tooth spacing, characterized in that in at least a partial region with three first and three second tooth spacings which are always disposed in a directly alternating sequence, the serration has at least two tooth shapes, and at least one tooth is embodied as a roof-shaped tooth having a first tooth back portion with a first clearance angle and a second tooth back portion with a second clearance angle with said tooth back portions being arranged at an obtuse angle and one behind the other in a cutting movement direction, and at least one tooth is embodied as a standard tooth with a straight tooth back, arranged alternatingly, wherein the first tooth spacing is between 10% and 30% shorter and the second tooth spacing is between 10% and 30% wider than 1.81 mm.

Abstract: A cutting tool includes a cutting insert. The insert includes a top side including a plurality of cutting edges, the cutting edges being arranged one after another in a longitudinally direction of the insert and extending substantially perpendicularly to a longitudinal, vertical axial plane of the insert. The insert includes a side wall extending downwardly relative to a plane of the top side of the insert, the side wall including a side supporting surface. The cutting tool includes a toolholder. The toolholder includes a side abutment surface against which the side supporting surface of the insert is adapted to be supported. A clamp is provided for clamping the side supporting surface of the insert against the side abutment surface of the toolholder.

Abstract: A circular saw blade includes a generally circular blade portion and a plurality of spaced apart teeth attached to the circular blade portion. Each tooth extends outwardly and upwardly from the circular blade portion. Each tooth has a leading edge and a dimple formed therein proximate to a leading edge. Each tooth has a positive rake. Preferably the positive rake is in a range of between about 20 and about 45 degrees.

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 saw blade in which a structure pattern comprising first teeth group A and a second teeth group B each having a plurality of set teeth is repeated, wherein the saw blade has at least one or both of the following conditions, i.e., a condition in which a tooth height of the second teeth group B is lower than that of the first teeth group A, and a condition in which a set amount of the second teeth group B is smaller than that of the first teeth group A, and wherein the first teeth group A has at least one spur tooth.

Abstract: A circular saw blade includes a generally circular blade portion and a plurality of spaced apart teeth attached to the circular blade portion. Each tooth extends outwardly and upwardly from the circular blade portion. Each tooth has a leading edge and a dimple formed therein proximate to a leading edge. Each tooth has a positive rake. Preferably the positive rake is in a range of between about 20 and about 45 degrees.

Abstract: A method of preventing a tooth from continuously breaking in a band saw blade, comprises the steps of: moving the band saw blade to a longitudinal direction and moving the band saw blade to a cutting direction perpendicular to the moving direction of the band saw blade so as to cut a work; bringing a projecting portion disposed at a rear position of a surface of relief at the back of a tip in a saw tooth broken into contact with a bottom portion of a cutting groove in the work when the tooth breaking is generated in the saw tooth of the band saw blade; and limiting a cutting amount of the following saw tooth, thereby preventing the following saw tooth from breaking.

Abstract: The present invention includes a bi-directional hacksaw blade that bites into and saws an object and clears particulate from a cut being formed in the object in each of the forward and rearward sawing directions. Each of the blade embodiments disclosed include a blade with two sets of teeth. The teeth of the first set is a mirror image of the teeth of the second set so that one set saws the object and the other set clears particulate in one sawing direction. In the opposite sawing direction, the roles of the teeth are reversed.

Abstract: A circular saw blade having shearing teeth and cleaving teeth in combination wherein the shearing teeth alternatively cut the fiber on opposite sides of the kerf, and the cleaving teeth separate out the sheared fiber. The saw cuts in either rotational direction.

Abstract: A saber saw blade having shearing teeth and cleaving teeth in combination wherein the shearing teeth alternatively cut the fiber on opposite sides of the kerf, and the cleaving teeth separate out the sheared fiber. The saw cuts on both portions of the reciprocating stroke.

Abstract: A saw blade such as a bandsaw blade, circular saw blade, or backsaw blade has a leading tooth or teeth which cuts the workpiece and advances in a feed direction while the workpiece is being cut and a plurality of trailing teeth which cut the workpiece later than the leading tooth or teeth and serve to widen the leading cut channel. The leading tooth and the trailing teeth form one group in which the heights of the trailing teeth from a basic position on the saw blade are smaller than the height of the leading tooth. The trailing teeth are set in the right and left directions with respect to the saw blade and the leading tooth is unset with respect to the saw blade. Several embodiments are disclosed in which the saw blade has 3,4,5,6,7,8,9, etc., up to 12 teeth.