Method and apparatus for dissecting a log
OwnerHans Dietz, Jean Gunnar Bergvallinventors
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The invention is related to a method and an apparatus for dissecting a log into boards, the log being adapted to be displaced on a longitudinal conveyor in a longitudinal direction. For determining the board length, it is prior art to cut the log at its periphery by means of a cross-cut saw prior to dissecting the log into boards. As the cross-cut saw is stationary, the determination of the cutting depth is effected by displacing the log transversally. In the case of larger cutting depths, the log must be displaced back in the transversal direction after effecting the cross-cut so that a board of desired thickness may then subsequently be dissected from the log by means of a band saw. During that back displacement, it may happen that the log slips on the longitudinal conveyor so that the dimensional accuracy is lost. The invention solves this problem by displacing the band saw blade at least as far away from the log in the transversal direction prior to the working of the log, so that the log may be displaced past the band saw blade without coming in contact with the band saw blade.
A method for dissecting a log, the log being adapted to be reciprocally displaced on a longitudinal conveyor in a longitudinal direction, the method comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for dissecting a log comprising:
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