Abstract:
Apparatus for cutting pipe and other objects in which a power saw is pressure fed to and through the pipe or object. The saw is mounted on a shaft and the entire saw and shaft assembly rotated by a power mechanism, such as a clock or coil spring, to feed the saw to and through the pipe.
Abstract:
The cutting of masses composed of multiple thickness of expanded foil is accomplished using reciprocating toothed blades that are deeply notched so that the strands of the expanded mesh enter deeply into the notches and are sheared through between the teeth of the blades.
Abstract:
A machine for sawing a plurality of spaced L-shaped slots through a stack of paper sheets starting from one edge surface of the stack, which slots are adapted to receive a device for binding the stack of sheets together. The machine includes a plurality of elongated saw blades having cutting teeth all around their peripheries and mounted side by side in spaced parallel relationship. The machine reciprocates the saw blades along their longitudinal axes to afford cutting engagement with the blades by the stack of sheets from any direction normal to the axes of the blades; while moving a planar support surface disposed normal to the axes of the saw blades and to which the stack of sheets is clamped in an L-shaped pattern to engage the stack of sheets with the saw blades and cut the L-shaped slots.
Abstract:
To floatingly support a saw blade in a frame, the frame is formed, at its free ends, with forked elements; clamping elements are clamped to the saw. The engagement between the forked element (the blade fitting between the gap in the fork) and the clamping element is by means of a depression-projection fulcrum engagement, so that the clamping element, to which the saw blade is attached, can rock or tilt with respect to the forked element, attached to the frame, thus avoiding holding stresses on the saw blade which lead to breakage of the blade at the attachment or clamping points.
Abstract:
A saw with a curved workpiece support which is rotatably, and preferably also tiltably, attached to the saw whereby workpieces having a curved surface may be machined in such a manner that the saw blade extends perpendicularly relative to the curved surface of the workpiece at all times of the machining operation.