Saw blade protecting plate for a table sawing machine
OwnerBor-Yann Chuanginventor
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Abstract
A saw blade protecting plate of a table sawing machine is firmly covered on the work table of a table sawing machine and positioned at a corresponding location of a saw blade. The saw blade protecting plate is composed of a support plate and a covering plate. The support plate made of metal has its surface bored with a lengthwise notch preset in length and width. The covering plate made of plastic is completely covered and bonded on the support plate and covers up the notch between the saw blade and the support plate. Therefore, the saw blade is inserted and fixed in the saw blade protecting plate without leaving gap between them, thus insuring safety in a sawing process.
Claims7
A saw blade protecting plate of a table sawing machine to be firmly covered on the work table of a table sawing machine, said saw blade protecting plate fitted with a saw blade positioned on said work table:
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- Characterized by said saw blade protecting plate comprising a support plate and a covering plate, said support plate made of metal and having its surface bored with a lengthwise notch preset in length and width, said notch of said support plate corresponding with the location of said saw blade, said covering plate made of plastic able to be cut by said saw blade, said covering plate covered and bonded on said support plate, said covering plate covering said notch of said support plate, said covering plate formed with a smooth surface, said saw blade protecting plate having a portion corresponding with said saw blade formed into a plastic covering plate, said plastic covering plate cut with a lengthwise slit by said saw blade when said saw blade is operated to move up from under said plastic covering plate, said slit exactly large enough for said saw blade to pass therethrough and operate therein, said saw blade exactly inserted in said saw blade protecting plate almost leaving no gap between them.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.