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US 2013/0266383 A1Published application
Material surface distressing blade
OwnerBrian W. BEAKLER, Matthew S. MYERSinventors
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Abstract
A blade including a body has a front surface and a curved back cutting surface. The front surface has a mount angle relative to a material surface of a material facing the back cutting surface. The back cutting surface and the front surface define a blade angle. In response to at least one of the blade and the material surface being brought into cutting contact and moved relative to each other, a resulting portion of the material surface has a distressed appearance.
Claims20
A blade comprising:
- a body having a front surface and a curved back cutting surface of between about a 12 inch radius and about an 18 inch radius,
- the front surface having a mount angle of between about 92 degrees and about 98 degrees relative to a material surface of a material facing the back cutting surface,
- the back cutting surface and the front surface defining a blade angle of between about 66 degrees and about 78 degrees;
- wherein
- in response to at least one of the blade and the material surface being brought into cutting contact and moved relative to each other, a resulting portion of the material surface is distressed.
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A blade comprising:
- a body having a front surface and a curved back cutting surface of about a 15 inch radius,
- the front surface having a mount angle of about 96 degrees relative to a material surface of a material facing the back cutting surface,
- the back cutting surface and the front surface defining a blade angle of about 70 degrees;
- wherein
- in response to at least one of the blade and the material surface being brought into cutting contact and moved relative to each other, a resulting portion of the material surface is distressed.
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A method for distressing a surface of a material comprising:
- providing a body having a front surface and a curved back cutting surface of between about a 12 inch radius and about an 18 inch radius, a blade angle subtended between the front surface and the back cutting surface being between about 66 degrees and about 78 degrees;
- positioning the front surface between about 92 degrees and about 98 degrees relative to a material surface of a material facing the back cutting surface;
- positioning the back cutting surface between about 4 degrees and about 22 degrees relative to the material surface;
- directing the blade and the material surface into cutting contact;
- and
- moving at least one of the blade and the material surface relative to each other.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.