Saw blade
AssigneeThe L.S. Starrett Company
InventorsKeith Mabon, Andrew Lee
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Abstract
A saw blade including a base and a plurality of teeth extending generally outwardly from the base. At least one of the plurality of teeth comprises a first and a second portion. The first portion includes a cutting tip having an initial rake angle and the second portion includes a cutting tip having a second rake angle greater than the initial rake angle. The second portion is disposed closer to the base than the first portion.
Claims30
A saw blade comprising:
- a base;
- and
- a plurality of teeth extending generally outwardly from said base, wherein at least one of said plurality of teeth comprises a first and a second portion, said first portion including a cutting tip having an initial rake angle and said second portion including a cutting tip having a second rake angle greater than said initial rake angle, wherein said second portion is disposed closer to said base than said first portion.
A system comprising:
- a blade comprising a base and a plurality of teeth extending generally outwardly from said base, wherein at least one of said plurality of teeth comprises a first and a second portion, said first portion including a cutting tip having an initial rake angle and said second portion including a cutting tip having a second rake angle greater than said initial rake angle, wherein said second portion is disposed closer to said base than said first portion;
- and
- a motor configured to move said blade.
A method comprising:
- providing a first blade configuration having at least one tooth including a first cutting tip;
- and
- removing all linear sections from said first cutting tip of said first blade configuration to form a second blade configuration including a second cutting tip having a continuous arcuate shape.
The method of claim 27, wherein said first second blade configuration comprises a first and a second portion, said first portion including a cutting tip having an initial rake angle and said second portion including a cutting tip having a second rake angle greater than said initial rake angle when the material of said first portion is worn from said tip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.