Circular saw blade
AssigneeThe M. K. Morse Company
InventorKevin G. Burgess
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Abstract
A carbide or cermet tip for an industrial circular saw blade is provided with improved geometric features that provide enhanced performance and longer life for the saw blade. The features include a bottom mounting surface opposite a flank relief surface, a back mounting surface opposite a leading face surface, each surface bounded by a first side surface and a second side surface; and a chip splitting groove formed on a flank relief of the tip. The ratio of the width of the chip splitting groove to the width of the tip, the width of the chip splitting groove, and the ratio of the depth of the chip splitting groove to the width of the tip are optimized. The tip is adapted to prevent contact of the chip with a gullet area of the circular steel saw body.
Claims20
A circular saw blade comprising:
- a generally circular, steel saw body;
- and
- a plurality of carbide or cermet tips spaced about the outer periphery of the circular saw body and attached to the saw body, wherein each tip has a chip splitting groove formed on a flank relief of the tip, wherein the ratio of the width of the chip splitting groove to the width of the tip is generally 1:7 or less and the width of the chip splitting groove is 0.014 inches or less.
A tip for a circular saw blade, the tip comprising:
- a bottom mounting surface opposite a flank relief surface, a back mounting surface opposite a leading face surface, each surface bounded by a first side surface and a second side surface;
- a chip splitting groove formed on a flank relief of the tip, wherein the ratio of the width of the chip splitting groove to the width of the tip is generally 1:7 or less and the width of the chip splitting groove is 0.014 inches or less.
A circular saw blade comprising:
- a generally circular steel saw body;
- and
- a plurality of carbide or cermet tips each having a leading face opposite a back mounting face, wherein the leading face of each tip comprises, from top to bottom:
- a planar rake surface formed at negative rake angle,
- a second planar surface extending from a bottom of the rake surface toward the back mounting face of the tip at a first angle,
- a third planar surface extending from the bottom of the second planar surface at an second angle away from the back mounting face of the tip and forming an angle greater than ninety degrees and less than one hundred eighty degrees with the second planar surface,
- a fourth planar surface generally parallel to the back mounting face of the tip,
- each tip further comprising a concave radius between the second planar surface and the third planar surface, and a convex radius between the third planar surface and the fourth planar surface;
- wherein each tip is adapted to prevent contact of a chip from a work piece with a gullet area of the circular steel saw body.
A circular saw blade comprising:
- a generally circular, steel saw body;
- and
- a plurality of carbide or cermet tips spaced about the outer periphery of the circular saw body and attached to the saw body, wherein each tip has a chip splitting groove formed on a flank relief of the tip, wherein the ratio of the depth of the chip splitting groove to the width of the tip is generally 1:17 or less.
A tip for a circular saw, the tip comprising:
- a bottom mounting surface opposite a flank relief surface, a back mounting surface opposite a leading face surface, each surface bounded by a first side surface and a second side surface;
- a chip splitting groove formed on a flank relief of the tip, wherein the ratio of the depth of the chip splitting groove to the width of the tip is generally 1:17 or less.
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