Saw device
OwnerMattias Byströminventor
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The present invention relates to a saw device for split sawing of elongated timber elements, comprising at least two upright post elements horizontally spaced from each other, each of which is in a lower portion is adapted to supportive carry the saw structure, an elongate. An elongated, lying guide beam which is supported in the upper portions of the post elements and is adapted to displaceably carry a saw assembly along the longitudinal extent of the guide beam, and at least two lying timber carriers each projecting perpendicular from and being displaceable in height along a respective post element. Each of the timber carriers is further formed as a console beam which in a rear portion is upwards and downwards displaceable and unturnably connected with the respective post element and is displaceable by means of a rotatable, threaded rod which is rotatably beared in the post element, extends in its height and engages a threaded hole in the rear portion of the timber carrier.
A saw device for split sawing of elongated timber elements, comprising at least two upright post elements at horizontal distance from each other each of which is in a lower portion adapted to supportive carry the saw device, an elongated, lying guide beam which is carried in the upper portions of the post elements and which is adapted to displaceably carry a saw assembly along the longitudinal extent of the guide beam, and at least two lying timber carriers each projecting perpendicular from and being vertically displaceably along a respective post element, characterized by that each of the timber carriers is configured as a console beam that in a rear portion is upwards and downwards displaceable and unturnably connected with the respective post element and is displaceable by means of a rotatable, threaded rod which is rotatably beared in the post element, extends in its vertical extent and grips into a threaded hole in the rear portion of the timber carrier.
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